Kurt Vonnegut
Writer
November 11, 1922 – April 11, 2007
Credits:
Galápagos (1985); Bluebeard
(1987); Player Piano / Utopia 14 (1952); The Sirens of Titan (1959); Cat's
Cradle (1960); Mother Night (1961); Harrison Bergeron (1961); God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater (1965); Slaughterhouse-Five
(1969); Between Time and Timbuktu (1972); Breakfast of Champions (1973); Slapstick,
or Lonesome No More! (1976); Jailbird (1979); Deadeye Dick (1982); Hocus Pocus (1990);
Timequake (1997); The Big Trip Up Yonder (1954); 2 B R 0 2 B (1968); Who Am I
This Time? For Romeos and Juliets (1970); God Bless You, Dr. Kevorkian (1999); The
Honor of a Newsboy (2009); Confido (2009); Hall of Mirrors (2009); A Song for
Selma (2009); Hello, Red (2009); The Good Explainer (2009); King and Queen of
the Universe (2009); Little Drops of Water (2009); The Nice Little People (2009);
Ed Luby's Key Club (2009); Shout about It from the Housetops (2009); FUBAR (2009);
Basic Training (2012); Vonnegut by the Dozen: Twelve Pieces by Kurt Vonnegut (2013);
Slice of Life (2016); Canary in a Cat House (1961); 2BR02B (1962); Welcome to
the Monkey House (1968); Bagombo Snuff Box (1999); Armageddon in Retrospect (2008);
Look at the Birdie (2009); While Mortals Sleep (2011); Sucker's Portfolio (2012);
Sinbad (2016); Wampeters, Foma and Granfalloons (1974); Palm Sunday (1981); Like
Shaking Hands with God (1999); Kurt Vonnegut on Mark Twain, Lincoln,
Imperialist Wars and the Weather (2004); A Man Without a Country (2005); Letters
(2012); We Are What We Pretend To Be (2012); If This Isn't Nice What Is? (2013);
Pity the Reader (2019); Fates Worse Than Death (1982); Love, Kurt: The Vonnegut
Love Letters, 1941-1945 (2020); Happy Birthday, Wanda June (1970); Sun, Moon,
Star (1980); Slaughterhouse-Five, or the Children's Crusade (2020); The Flying
Sorcerers (1997); The Wizards of Odd (1997); Wizards of Odd (1997); Learning to
Live Finally: The Last Interview (2005); Kurt Vonnegut Jr. The Last Interview (2011);
Big City Cool: Short Stories About Urban Youth (2002); Connoisseur's Science
Fiction (1964); ABC of Science Fiction (1968); Best SF Vol 7 (1971); Masks (1971);
Autumn Light: Illuminations of Age (1978); The Arbor House Treasury of Modern
Science Fiction (1980); The Golden Age of Science Fiction (1981); Space Odyssey
(1983); A World of Fiction (1983); Great Tales of Fantasy and Science Fiction (1985);
Great Science Fiction of the 20th Century (1987); The Ultimate Frankenstein (1991);
First Fiction: An Anthology of the First Published Stories by Famous Writers (1994);
Cybersex: Aliens, Neurosex and Cyborgasms (1996); The Flying Sorcerers (1997); Wizards
of Odd (1997); The Playboy Book of Science Fiction (1998); Writers on Writing (2001);
Big City Cool: Short Stories About Urban Youth (2002); Louder than Bombs:
Interviews from The Progressive Magazine (2004); Favorite Science Fiction
Stories, Volume 2 (2010); The Best American Mystery Stories 2010 (2010); Slaughterhouse-Five:
Critical Insights (2010); Science Fiction Collection 002 (2011); The Fourth
Science Fiction Megapack (2012); The Big Book of Classic Horror, Fantasy &
Science Fiction (2013); Lieu: Science Fiction Short Stories (2015); Grave
Predictions (2016); The Ultimate Short Story Bundle (2020).
Awards:
1953: nominated for the International
Fantasy Award for: Player Piano.
1960: won the Writers
Guild of America Award for: Auf Wiedersehen.
1960: finalist for the Hugo
Award for Best Novel for: The Sirens of Titan.
1964: finalist for the Hugo
Award for Best Novel for: Cat's Cradle.
1970: nominated for the Nebula
Award for: Slaughterhouse-Five.
1970: finalist for the Hugo
Award for Best Novel for: Slaughterhouse-Five.
1971: won the Drama Desk
Award for Outstanding New Play for: Happy Birthday Wanda June.
1973: won the Seiun
Award for foreign novel for: The Sirens of Titan.
1973: won the Hugo Award
for Best Dramatic Presentation winner for: Slaughterhouse-Five.
1986: won second placed
for the John W. Campbell Award for: Galapagos.
2009: won the Audie
Award for Short Stories / Collections for: Armageddon in Retrospect.
2015: awarded a place in
the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame, by the Science Fiction Museum.
2019: won the Prometheus
Hall of Fame award, by the Libertarian Futurist Society, for: Harrison Bergeron.
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