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A phrase escaped this novel and entered every language, naming the trap that locks the moment you reach for the handle. Beneath Heller's terrible comedy of preening colonels and lethal paperwork lies a single unbearable truth about how institutions spend a human life. This is the real Catch-22 meaning, and why the book has never aged.

If the Pulitzer is decided in a boardroom, the National Book Award is decided in an argument among writers, and it shows. Its winners read like an alternative history of the American novel, drawn by the people who make them.
Discover 5 must-read books like Catch-22, featuring dark comedy and anti-war themes. From satirical novels by Jaroslav Hašek, Kurt Vonnegut, to Thomas Pynchon, and Vladimir Voinovich, each offering absurd humor and profound critiques of war and bureaucracy, these novels are perfect for fans of Joseph Heller’s classic..

Once a year a committee in New York names the finest American novel of the year and prints a single title where a whole literature might go. A century of those choices, read together, is one of the most revealing documents American letters possesses.

The 21st century has seen a proliferation of great literature, with numerous novels capturing the attention of readers around the world. Here are some of the best English language novels published since the year 2000. The Road by Cormac McCarthy…
