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Wright Walker was originally named Kurt Vonnegut Jr. (also translated as vonnegut and Little vonnegut). One of the representatives of American black humor literature. Show the tragic content in the form of comedy, and laugh in the face of disaster, absurdity and despair. This "black humor" style has always been an important feature of vonnegut's novel creation. In his later years, vonnegut lived in the countryside of Manhattan and Long Island in new york. In April 2007, 1 1, died of illness in Manhattan.

Vonnegut's standard image: his sideburns are slightly oblique, his bags under his eyes are deep, and his clothes are wrinkled, much like a philosophy professor who is untidy. Smoking and talking are often mixed with coughing and wheezing.

Vonnegut 1922 was born in Indiana, and his father was an architect. His mother comes from a wealthy brewing family. He is the youngest of three children. During the Great Depression, the family had a hard time making a living, and his mother suffered from intermittent mental illness. "When my mother went crazy, she threw all her contempt and hatred at my father, a very docile and innocent person." Vonnegut later wrote. His mother finally committed suicide, and her tragedy left a great shadow on vonnegut, so that it was difficult for him to get along with women all his life. He still remembers that when he was a child, one menstrual period told him, "All vonnegut people are afraid to deal with women."

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Kurt Vonnegut Jr. (1922—2007) was born in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, and his ancestors were immigrants from Germany in the middle of19th century. Because of World War I, anti-German sentiment flooded in American society, and Germans and their descendants were discriminated against, which left a strong shadow on vonnegut's young mind. In World War II, Germany and the United States became belligerents again, and German-Americans felt more guilty and suffered more discrimination than in World War I. ..

1945, when vonnegut proposed to Miss Jane Marie Cox, an English-American, an uncle of Cox asked her if she really wanted to mix with all the Germans. Her unhappiness cannot be expressed in words. Vonnegut said? "To this day, the San Andreas fault still exists between German-Americans and British-Americans."

Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Kurt Vonnegut Jr.