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seventh novel by the American author Kurt .... In addition to Kilgore Trout, 
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but Karabedian himself is one of the most ridiculed characters in a ridiculous cast
. .... He is based on the real life writer Theodore Sturgeon, whom Vonnegut knew
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Question: This author based the character Philboyd Studge in "Breakfast of Champions" on himself
Answer: Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.