[Brucifer]

Audiobook[Unabridged]
Narrator: Jay Snyder (Audible Fronteirs)
Format: mp3
Bit Rate: 56kbps/22kHz Stereo
File Size: 218 MB
Length: 9:04:48

The richest, most depraved man on Earth, Malachi Constant, is offered a chance to take a space journey to distant worlds with a beautiful woman at his side. Of course, there's a catch to the invitation...

The Sirens of Titan is an outrageous romp through space, time, and morality, and a prophetic vision about the purpose of human life only Kurt Vonnegut had the courage to tell.

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When people hear the name Kurt Vonnegut, they think of Slaughterhouse 5, or Cat's Cradle, or perhaps even that his books are often burned in high schools around the country for their dim look at human existence. Not to, in any way, down play the importance or greatness of his more famous works, as I love them all, but I must say that Sirens of Titan is superior to his other works. For some reason, perhaps the science fiction aspects of the novel, this book has not received its deserved recognition. I read approximately the first fifty pages thinking that this book would be about the same as his other novels. I almost put it away to start a different one. Thankfully, I pressed on. Literally, a few pages later, I was entranced by the language, the structure, the revealed surprises, and the humanity of The Sirens of Titan. Every time you think he has revealed the best secret of the book, another one reveals itself. This story is wonderfully intertwined between a set of characters, and the meaning of life. I have since read this book three more times, enjoying it more each time through. If you only read another book in your entire life, please let it be this one. Open your heart and your mind, and let Vonnegut pour into them his wisdom and hope for a better tomorrow.

http://rapidshare.com/files/148157296/KV_TSoT.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/148362489/KV_TSoT.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/148365765/KV_TSoT.part3.rar

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[Ropegun]

Thanks Brucifer! You've gotta be in the right mood for Vonnegut, but he's great once you are.

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[memberme]

Thanks. I love Kurt and haven't read this one...might want to hold off and read it before i listen actually. I started reading that last book/collection (Armageddon in Retrospect) yesterday.

[spaceoil]

Got the book 30 years ago, will be great to hear again