_______________’Part memoir, part rant and part joke … as elusive as it is beguiling’ — Sunday Times’If Vonnegut isn’t the enduring Good Humor man, who is?’ — John Irving, The Times’One of the greatest writers of the past 50 years’ — Daily Telegraph_______________Comic riffs and diatribes on the America of G.W. Bush from the author of Slaughterhouse 5This is vintage Vonnegut — hilariously funny and razor-sharp as he fixes his gaze on art, politics, himself and the condition of the soul of America today. Written over five years in the form of a loose memoir, A Man Without a Country is an intimate and tender communication to us all, sometimes despairing, always searching and ultimately wise and compassionate.