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Catch-22 by Joseph heller
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Book Overview
Written by Joseph Heller, Catch-22 is one of the most influential anti-war novels of the 20th century. At its core is the infamous “Catch-22,” a rule stating that a soldier can be declared insane and relieved from duty—but if he asks to be relieved, it proves he is sane and must continue flying missions.
Through a nonlinear narrative and a cast of eccentric, memorable characters, Heller creates a chaotic yet insightful portrait of military life. The novel blends humor, irony, and tragedy to critique authority, highlight the dehumanizing nature of war, and explore the struggle for individual survival within rigid systems.
Catch-22 is both a biting satire and a powerful reflection on fear, logic, and resistance in the face of absurdity.
