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Kurt Vonnegut reads Breakfast of Champions | 92Y Readings 

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92Y.org/VPC | This excerpt is Kurt Vonnegut's very first public reading of the classic Breakfast of Champions, three years before it was published. Recorded May 4, 1970 at Unterberg Poetry Center of 92nd Street Y.
Watch and listen to more archival programming from Unterberg Poetry Center at the Virtual Poetry Center: 92Y.org/VPC

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Комментарии : 58   
@infinityLTFS
@infinityLTFS 5 лет назад
its so adorable listening to him snicker at what hes written.
@hermanzoon
@hermanzoon 10 лет назад
Vonnegut spoke more truth than anyone. It is painful to hear the truth sometimes.
@trollero3
@trollero3 Год назад
But it is necessary. It is having bad luck not to suffer it at some point in life.
@WilsonsHat
@WilsonsHat 3 года назад
This is wildly different from the published book version. Instead of being from the perspective of an author with godlike power over his creations, it's in first-person, from the view of one of his most damaged ones.
3 года назад
This is such a wonderful remembrance for me, having been a guy of those times and an avid fan of Vonnegut. Very touching that he addresses so many points in this short excerpt that are so very relevant today, July 25, 2021.
@PanamaSneakers
@PanamaSneakers 9 лет назад
This is in my top 5...Kurt was definitely a light of inspiration. Thanks for the classic.
@oboBob-ub1so
@oboBob-ub1so Год назад
Brilliant. Life affirming. Thanks.
@kieranm7469
@kieranm7469 9 лет назад
It was excellent to hear this, thank you! An alternate version, i couldn't have imagined better!
@VaiScion
@VaiScion 11 лет назад
That was amazing. Thank you so much for posting that. That just made my life.
@robinskifloor2840
@robinskifloor2840 Год назад
This book, given to me when I was 17, changed my perspective of life, I became an existinlalist without realizing. I was taught horrific lies about God and Christianity, Hell and Hevean by the Fundamentalist Latter-day Saints, Short Creek, Utah, USA, after my brother and I were orpnded, 11, 9 years old, respectively, by our broken machine parents, vintage 1960, in our beautiful home in LA, which was no more. Living unloved and frightened, in the beautiful desert of Southern Utah.. My brother and I were turned to Pillars of Salt. He died an alcoholism at 41, as did both of my parents. The Creator patches me up and sends me back, every time I am broken. Vonnegot told me the truth about God.
@wizardmix
@wizardmix 9 лет назад
This makes me want to become a writer.
@red_ford23
@red_ford23 7 лет назад
He made it look easy too.
@DigitalZiggurat
@DigitalZiggurat 6 лет назад
Have you done it yet? How much more time do you think you have?
@HorribleHomeVideo
@HorribleHomeVideo 2 года назад
Glad you didn't write after all loser
@jiggersotoole7823
@jiggersotoole7823 Год назад
how's it going?
@wizardmix
@wizardmix Год назад
@@jiggersotoole7823 Writing is a skill I exercise more than any other skill I have and it's a constant joy for me. Thanks for the follow-up.
@makeitbetterx33
@makeitbetterx33 6 лет назад
This is so different from the published version!
@andyuhe
@andyuhe 3 года назад
I want to hear from looseleaf Harper!
@coolbreeze4069
@coolbreeze4069 5 лет назад
Thank you Mr. Vonnegut......
@matthewwenman8692
@matthewwenman8692 10 лет назад
Thank you for uploading this.
@laseryohanna
@laseryohanna 7 лет назад
What a treat
@1BabyBull2
@1BabyBull2 5 месяцев назад
Now I remember how I felt the first time I read Mr. Vonnegut. How his full thoughts did not let me stop reading and wanting to feel the next slippery step of his slick science fiction.
@simmieb8918
@simmieb8918 2 года назад
Thanks for 26 minutes of genius
@kirchelive6252
@kirchelive6252 Год назад
Well, I can´t thank you enough for uploading that pearl. The internet isn´t that bad after all.
@MarcRodill
@MarcRodill 10 лет назад
This is really good.
@jimrebr
@jimrebr 2 года назад
Wow, I haven’t read this since 1978, still incredible, I will always adore 🥰 him. He is one of my favorite writers. Sounded like a light lunch in the Garden of Eden, such a great line! Only robots could eat Draino….my dad was a Journeyman Linotyper, he paid me $10 an hour for spell checking several books, when I was a teenager, which was incredible money in the 70’s.
@hughiedavies6069
@hughiedavies6069 Год назад
I remember loving this book when I read it in the early 80s before technology and mobile phones took over, it's a bit like someone from another planet describing what it's like on planet earth but but with a great sense of humour 👍 one of my favourite books back then . 😊
@Bolt473
@Bolt473 9 месяцев назад
When we are born, we cry that we are come to this great stage of cheese
@tommartin2423
@tommartin2423 7 месяцев назад
True for all of us, save for the baby cheeses.
@stan0matic
@stan0matic 10 месяцев назад
perfection
@calyxiii7661
@calyxiii7661 3 года назад
Hi me 5 years from now
@ANobodiemyspace
@ANobodiemyspace Год назад
There was an old man who lived near you. He saw so many fools he did not know what to do. He gave them some stories without any BS. Then whipped them all soundly and put them to rest.
@DSPHistoricalSociety
@DSPHistoricalSociety Год назад
This was the first book by Vonnegut i read
@Bolt473
@Bolt473 2 месяца назад
15:45 "I tell you what I hope most for this new planet of mine: that nobody, knowing what Drano is, will ever eat Drano." Amen.
@miguel-angelcervantes5021
@miguel-angelcervantes5021 Год назад
Great you be you
@hahnfurst2195
@hahnfurst2195 2 года назад
"I figured out how to keep humanity from hurling itself off the cliff. To start, we're all going to post our favorite Rant(s) on 11-11 at 11:11. ~ xoxo Hahn Furst” #FLICKiT #HappyBirthdayKurt #HappyBirthdayFyodor #HappyBirthdayLeo
@miguel-angelcervantes5021
@miguel-angelcervantes5021 Год назад
Thanks son don Juan Diego 🤩
@THOUSANDSofAPOLOGIES
@THOUSANDSofAPOLOGIES 8 лет назад
Someone should transcribe this. Someone other than me, that is.
@willsuttie3683
@willsuttie3683 8 лет назад
It's a book. Why would you transcribe someone reading a book?
@THOUSANDSofAPOLOGIES
@THOUSANDSofAPOLOGIES 8 лет назад
It's a very different version from the book. Did you listen to this?
@valsevker1087
@valsevker1087 7 лет назад
This reading was deliberate..
@deedonnerramone4757
@deedonnerramone4757 2 года назад
May 4, 1970? Kent State Shootings.
@flannerymonaghan-morrs4740
@flannerymonaghan-morrs4740 6 лет назад
What accent does he have? Boston Brahmin? Midwestern? Californian? Etc.
@majoryot
@majoryot 5 лет назад
Kurt was from Indiana, so you're right on with Midwestern
@daviddawson1718
@daviddawson1718 5 лет назад
Terra haute, the same area as Larry Bird, Tom Morello, Adam Jones, and Kurt Sr.
@jimrebr
@jimrebr 2 года назад
Midwestern, he was born in NYC, his parents were actors and spent much time traveling with shows, therefore, Kurt was raised in Germantown, by his Vonnegut relatives. He lived with his 1st cousin Walter’s family, both in Germantown & as a teenager he spent time on Guemas Island in the San Juan Islands of Washington state, where Walter’s family moved to, Kurt & Walt were born the same year, they looked so much alike.
@TheNotBees
@TheNotBees 9 месяцев назад
@@daviddawson1718 Indianapolis where his museum is
@hansolo6139
@hansolo6139 4 года назад
I'm just annoyed by the people in the audience laughing all the time
@gnuPirate
@gnuPirate 3 года назад
I'm not. They are enjoying it and they are engaged. It's a humorous work. I'm sure Kurt enjoyed their reactions.
@wallywam1
@wallywam1 3 года назад
@@gnuPirate it’s humorous, but no need to guffaw at every single line.
@jessechristensen6338
@jessechristensen6338 2 года назад
@@gnuPirate Did he enjoy them because he thought they were machines laughing at what they were told to laugh at or because they really thought it was funny?
@salamalmahi541
@salamalmahi541 8 лет назад
This is better than the final book he published
@candyclaw706
@candyclaw706 7 лет назад
Salam Almahi it's in the final book. you'd know if you had read it. You robot
@sianchetty1361
@sianchetty1361 5 лет назад
Candy, Salam was a robot who was built to post inane comments on youtube!
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