Kurt Vonnegut (1922–2007) - American science fiction writer. One of the most famous American writers of the 20th century. The creativity contains elements of satire, dark humor and science fiction. In “A Column for the Gut” (1963), Kurt Vonnegut portrays a world leader, both current and present, and gives color to one of the world’s most recent plots. The author reveals the history of the creation of the atomic bomb and immediately catches the readers that they are the same, so thirsty speeches that become content with the terrible threat to the future of humanity and the Universe. On the sides of the book, Kurt Vonnegut reveals the story of unreciprocal love and the quest for faith that fuels the already cunning and unsinging world of no less than the splitting of the atom. And even more so, if the world becomes aware of the mysterious ice-nine, a friend of whom our world can save is richer than an atom. And if three people reject this deadly speech and the palm of their hand for the authorities to judge, humanity may not be overflowing.