While spending the majority of his life on the East Coast, novelist Kurt Vonnegut was actually born and raised in Indianapolis.
That is why Indianapolis is home to the state's first-ever Literary Landmark – a museum that documents Vonnegut's life and writings.
This audio tour will take you through the museum's most interesting artifacts from Vonnegut's life as seen through the lens of the writer's extraordinary biography.
You will try to solve the mystery of the unopened letter Vonnegut's father sent him while he was away.
In a complete replica of his writing studio, you will hear about the talent of the author of Slaughterhouse-Five, Cat's Cradle, and Breakfast of Champions.
All at once, you will have a chance to imagine Vonnegut’s feelings as you read some of the numerous rejection letters from publishers.
The author's Purple Heart medal will bring up one of the most disturbing chapters of Vonnegut's life, which took place in a German concentration camp during World War II.
Prepare to be completely immersed in Kurt Vonnegut's biography, ideas, habits, and heritage thanks to the museum's unique exhibits. It will be an exciting, moving, and unforgettable experience.
Note. The tour does not include an entrance ticket. Buy it on-site for 12 USD/adult.
The tour is not affiliated with Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library but is provided by an independent creator.