Galápagos by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. is the story of a small group of people with nothing in common who somehow get together for “The Nature Cruise of the Century,” only to find themselves stranded and the last hope for the human race.
As the story unwinds, we find a world in crisis. A financial meltdown has rendered most countries and people of the world destitute. As if that isn’t bad enough, a disease spreads through mankind, leaving everyone in the world infertile, save for our gaggle of human castaways, that is.
Personally, Galápagos is one of my KV favorites.
Come check out this Galápagos book review by musician and writer Ted Myers.
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Ted Myers has had successful careers in the music industry, as a copywriter, and as a writer himself. His writings have appeared in Working Musicians (Harper Collins) and By the Time We Got to Woodstock (Backbeat Books). Find out more on the Ted Myers Author blog.
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