Jailbird

The novel is narrated by Walter F. Starbuck, a minor player in the Watergate Scandal, who recounts his experiences following his release from prison.

It delves into his past, his involvement in the scandal, and his reflections on the American labor movement, corporate America, and socio-political events of the time.

Vonnegut uses satire to critique the American political and economic systems, exploring themes of guilt, redemption, and the complexities of American history.