"Catch-22" exposes the absurdity of war and bureaucracy, but its non-linear narrative sometimes confuses readers. Heller's dark humor captivates, yet the disjointed structure weakens engagement. The novel skillfully critiques human folly, but its unconventional style demands patience, possibly deterring some from fully appreciating its brilliance and critique of war's absurdities.
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Oooo, I love dark humour. I should check this book out!