Catch 22 (Audiobook) By Joseph Heller

Audience Review: Catch 22 Audiobook:

Catch 22 Mp 3 Free is a comic novel comedy written by American creator Joseph Heller. He first named it in 1953. The novel was first distributed in 1961. It is often referred to in 100th-century literature, using anonymous third-person portrayals, which depict times according to the views of various characters.

The basic research of Catch 22 CD has gone from extremes to extremes. There were good reviews from The Nation (“the best novel to come in a few years”), the New York Herald Tribune (“A wild, moving, amazing, funny, hot, fun, monster ride book”), and The New York Times (“A wonderful show that will shock almost anyone who deviates as he pleases”).

Arranged in Italy during World War II, this is the account of a unique, dangerous bombardier, the Yossarian, a saint who is angry because so many people he has never met tried to kill him. However, his real issue is not his opponent — but his military, which continues to build a host of missions for the men to go to complete their rule.

However, if the Yossarian comes up with any attempt to elevate himself to a dangerous mission, he will be violating the Catch-22 Book, a ridiculous rule of thumb: a man is considered insane if he continues to crave a dangerous war, but if he makes a formal request for bail, he is normal and therefore not allowed to be reduced.

About Joseph Heller:

Joseph Heller (May 1, 1923 – December 12, 1999) was an American novelist, short story, theatre, and screenwriter. His most famous work is the 1961 novel Catch-22, which is a war with the organization, the title of which has become the equivalent name of an absurd or contradictory decision.