CATCH 22 (BOOK) By Joseph Heller

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The essence of the novel is that fear of being killed in combat may even drive a man to completely lose his sense of morals and ethics.  This is a fascinating concept for a book - what I don't like is the element of this novel that feels like a wartime version of "Waiting for Gadot."

Repetition of dialogue and a lack of movement is difficult to get very interested in and it goes on for a very very long time.

-Witty dialogue
-Great characters
-Unique

-Repetitive and long