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Hocus Pocus Or, What's the Hurry, Son? by Kurt Vonnegut · Booklabria

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Kurt Vonnegut
Hocus Pocus Or, What's the Hurry, Son?

Fathers and sonsPrisoners

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First published: 1990
Editions: 24 in 4 languages

Synopsis

From the author of Timequake, this "irresistible" novel (Cleveland Plain Dealer) tells the story of Eugene Debs Hartke-Vietnam veteran, jazz pianist, college professor, and prognosticator of the apocalypse. It's "Vonnegut's best novel in years-funny and prophetic...something special." (The Nation)

Subjects: Fathers and sons
Prisoners
Vietnam War, 1961-1975
Vietnam War fastfst01431664

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24 in 4 languages

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English19 German1 Hebrew1 Italian1

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