Catch 22
by Joseph Heller
The most wonderful novel ever written, because of its absurdist sense of humour and the way it looked at war
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“It gets you to the point where you can’t apply your reason any more and laughter takes over. It’s the laughter of the absurd.” Read more...
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“The most wonderful novel ever written, because of its absurdist sense of humour and the way it looked at war.” Read more...
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