[RinaseaofDs]

Harrison Bergeron is the classic in this group of worthy literature. It is written in a way that it actually speaks to kids, even now.

That’s the test.

Absolute classic, and its succinct, which you have to be in a society with near zero attention span.

[FredZarguna]

Unfortunately, the Vonnegut of Harrison Bergeron died somewhere between Breakfast of Champions and Slapstick and even his pale ghost was never seen again, as Kurt himself made a very sharp left turn into oblivion.

[trebb]

Can’t disagree but I’d wager that Harrison Bergeron may have never been written if not for Heinlein’s works that preceded it.