/lit/ - Literature

>>3366595
Interesting, clever, not mind blowing.

The prostitute's actions didn't make any sense to me. Although I think that Yossarian's stance was that everyone on the other side of the war was personally out to kill him was really interesting and kind of reframed the issue—especially since war is usually seen as one of those, "ooh, stabbed you, no hard feelings brah" sort of ordeal.

This book is hilarious, like an extended "Who's on First' Abbot and Costello bit, but with blood and guts. That is a shallow encapsulation of a great book. Suprised more hipster types (with Confedreracy of Dunces under their arms) don't gravitate towards it..I don't know...maybe the black comedy, gallows humor...don't care..is gud. Movie was shite.