1973. Robert Scholes chats with Vonnegut about technology & cheesy little religions in The Vonnegut Statement.

''You started out to be a chemical engineer. Does that account, do you think, for the interest in technology that seems to run through your work?'' >>> MORE

1974. Greg Mitchel as Kilgore Trout in Crawdaddy, April 1, 1974, pp. 42-51.

''There I was at high noon, crossing Times Square with a purple hard-on courtesy of the withering winter chill and a visit to pornographic book stores on 42nd Street...'' >>> MORE

1976. Humor, science and reading habits are discussed with Harry James Cargas from Christian Century, c. 1976.

''Shortly after Slapstick was released in 1976, Vonnegut was an American delegate to the last International P.E.N. Congress when that association of writers met in Vienna, Austria. He addressed the meeting....'' >>> MORE

1992. Playboy's paring of Joseph Heller and Kurt Vonnegut, May 1992

''We are settled on the patio Joe's house in Amagansett on Long Island. Kurt sits in the shade, Joe nearer the lawn and in the sun. Both men wear khaki shorts.... '' >>> MORE

1995. Inc.'s technology focused conversation with Vonnegut and Tom Clancy

Two of America's best-known authors express their very different opinions on the role technology plays.... >>> MORE

1997. Wm. Stage's disaster before ''L' Histoire du Soldat'' in Riverfront Times, March 11, 1997.

''Author Kurt Vonnegut blew in to town a few days last week....'' >>> MORE

1998. Breakfast in Pittsburgh, November 9, 1998

Vonnegut ''lived briefly in Pittsburgh, where he flunked thermodynamics at Carnegie Tech'' >>> MORE

2000. Harvard Crimson conversation, May 2000.

In Kurt Vonnegut's book, God Bless You, Dr. Kevorkian, the intrepid author boldly crosses the threshold between life and death. >>> MORE