Catch-22

The story jumps around in time, which can be confusing but also adds to the chaos of the narrative. I wonder what inspired this approach and how it shaped the reader's experience.

The satire is sharp but sometimes uncomfortable—did others find the humor helped them process the horror, or did it make things feel distant?

Between the bureaucracy, the war, and the individual’s powerlessness, I’d love to hear which themes resonated most for others or felt most critical.