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Writing Habits and Practices7 Ways Kurt Vonnegut Poisoned Readers’ Minds With Humanity

Kurt Vonnegut once said he wanted his novels to “catch people before they become generals and Senators and Presidents,” to “poison their minds with humanity. Encourage them to make a better world.” Here are seven ways he lived up to those aspirations.

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