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From the Archives: Kurt Vonnegut Jr. on Robert Altman’s Nashville , the Bicentennial, and America

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By Kurt Vonnegut
| Vogue Verified
“Nashville—a shadow play of what we have become and where we might look for wisdom,” by Kurt Vonnegut Jr., was published in the June 1975 issue of Vogue. For more of the best from Vogue’s archive, sign up for our Nostalgia newsletter here. This is not a movie review. It is talk about a movie. And I used to think that our machines would kill all of us by and by. I now suspect that we may be rescued or at least refreshed by one of them, which is the motion-picture camera.
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19 books for reflection and perspective on sustainability

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By Katharine Wilkinson, Kurt Vonnegut, David Helvarg
| Hoover Institution
Cities & Society, Research, Community Summer reading recommendations from Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability scholars span topics from oceans to living with machines, in genres from science fiction to thrillers. Looking for insightful summer reads about science and society? Here are 19 books and one short documentary series recommended by scholars at the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability.
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The Painter Turning Scottish Myth And Woodland Mystery Into Contemporary Illustration

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By Kurt Vonnegut
| designyoutrust.com
Marc C. Green is a painter and digital illustrator who makes haunted landscapes, folklore scenes, and creature-filled mythic imagery. His work feels rooted in nature, old stories, and eerie atmosphere, with a clear rejection of AI-generated imagery in favor of hand-made illustration. The strongest thread in his work is a fascination with Scottish myth, moors, kelpies, spirit veils, and strange woodland presences.
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