First Edition. A novel about a Vietnam vet who realizes he's killed as many people as he has slept with. This was one of Vonnegut's best-selling hardcovers, going through at least eight printings. 303, [1:blank] pages. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy in a like jacket with a......

Second Edition. A postcard printed with a Kilgrore Trout aphorism. On the back (verso) is printed "In Memoriam / Kurt Vonnegut / Nov. 11, 1922 / Apr. 11, 2007." 6 by 4-1/4 inches. Described on the back (verso) as a "limited edition 2d prtg." Uncommon. From the Tom Garner collection.

A postcard printed with a Kilgrore Trout aphorism. 6 by 4-1/4 inches. Described on the back (verso) as a "limited edition." This copy is signed by Vonnegut with a self-portrait dated 6/24/04.

An original card from this public library's card catalog. After the printed cards were replaced with a computer system, the Friends of the Library asked prominent authors to autograph cards for their books, which were sold as a fundraiser. Some of the cards came with printed information sheets, which is.....

An original card from this public library's card catalog. After the printed cards were replaced with a computer system, the Friends of the Library asked prominent authors to autograph cards for their books, which were sold as a fundraiser. Some of the cards came with printed information sheets, which is.....

An original card from this public library's card catalog. After the printed cards were replaced with a computer system, the Friends of the Library asked prominent authors to autograph cards for their books, which were sold as a fundraiser. Some of the cards came with printed information sheets, which is.....

First Edition. Twenty-three short stories, never before collected in book form. This is the first edition, one of 1700 signed and numbered copies. "These vignettes of American life draw on Kurt Vonnegut's World War 2 experiences and the resolute optimism of the country after the war. Together, they present a......

First Edition. One of 250 signed copies of this prescient novel. Vonnegut imagines a president who campaigns on the slogan "Lonesome No More" and offers a baroque plan to end the social isolation afflicting many Americans. He also imagines a Chinese scientific advance that accidentally becomes a plague. [xiii], 243.....

First Edition. A sort of novel featuring Kilgore Trout. Vonnegut wove this book from bits of autobiography, fragments of a failed novel, and time travel. This is one of an unspecified number of copies of a special edition, bound "for presentation to friends of the author and the publisher" in.....

Reprint. One of several signed Easton Press issues of this early Vonnegut SF novel. This one is bound in dark blue bounded leather with a design showing a rocketship headed for Saturn on the front board. This version doesn't include the introduction by the author which is included in some.....

A signed copy of Vonnegut's first book, about society after AI. Bound in bonded leather, stamped in gilt, with silk moire endpapers. A fine copy, signed by Vonnegut. With the COA and Note sheet laid in.

Uncorrected Proof. "This mournful macabre and diabolically funny tale of unsung heroism uses acrid humour to underline the horror of its themes. It is one of the blackest comedies ever"—front cover. The proof is bound from folded and gathered sheets, bound in pink publisher-logo wrappers with a paper label on.....

First Edition. A novel about Howard W. Campbell, Jr., an American living in Germany who becomes a Nazi propagandist. First published in 1962 as a paperback original, this hardcover edition includes a new introduction by Vonnegut in which he recounts his experience of the Dresden fire bombing, which would become.....