Will Kurt Vonnegut's death increase interest in his publications?

Answer 1

I'd think so. He's a very interesting writer anyway.

Answer 2

Some, but a lot of Vonnegut's works seem to be very dated now that the Cold War is over. Still some classics in there and who hasn't written Bokononist at least once in a religion blank?

Answer 3

Usually you see a revival of an artist after their death. It reminds people of their work. Then the media starts to bring them to the forefront, and publishers and bookstores usually get busy in anticipation of that.

Answer 4

i think it will he has been out of the writing. for a few years except for the occasional essay or two. but his death will bring a new generation to his writing and he because it's universal and always will be. excuse me now as i go back to crying. he will be missed

Answer 5

i must say that this is likely to happen because if we remember at the beginning his works weren't so appreciated, only after a while people started being interested more in cat's cradle and other short novels because they saw beyond their appearance and he made a great portrait of himself as a great novelist as bridge over a troubled century.we are definetly not like the humans depicted in 'the protocols...' nor are we like Billy Pilgrim, finding comfort in his Trafalmadorian fantasy but at least we are tempted to think so and while reading and respnding to his apocalyptic expressions so yes his works will be more famous than before.

Answer 6

Of course, it will peak for a bit, but I think in the long run his writings will become classics that will sell consistantly.

Answer 7

I had no idea he died? When did that happen? And yes it will, it always happens that way when someone dies. There is a renewed interest in their work. It does not always last long