Daniel Clausen's Reviews > Tomorrow And Tomorrow And Tommorrow

Imagine a world where people live forever and the population has exploded like an overinflated balloon at a kid's birthday party. The Schwartz family, crammed into their tiny apartment, squabbles over space and inheritance while Grandpa Schwartz hogs the only comfortable spot—because, well, he’s been around the longest. Vonnegut’s sharp wit slices through the absurdity of eternal life like a hot knife through a stick of dystopian butter. If you ever wondered what it would be like to live forever, "Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow" makes it clear: it's less about eternal wisdom and more about eternal arguments over who gets the last piece of synthetic cake.