Frustrated!

So I’m reading this book for class, which as always means rediculous amounts of annotation. This has slowed my reading pace down to a complete crawl, and is making this book, which initially I found hilarious, just frustrating, repetitive and annoying.

...but so far away. If I hadn’t of read Catch-22 when I did, I probably wouldn’t have read it. However, the wisdom of Yosarian lives on!

I have just started reading this. It’s been on my “to read” list since about 1999 so it’s probably my longest running coveted book! Ha. I finally found it in my library a few weeks ago and I have to say, I’m loving it.

Reads like a movie script, with an amazing cast of quirky characters.

Figured it was about time I read this, so picked it up at the airport to read on the plane. Enjoying it so far.

Absolutely fantastic. Mad, but fantastic.

Quite funny. I’ve having trouble reading the small parts about that actual describe the war, but that’s just probably it hits close to home, coming from a military family and being military myself.

Perhaps the funniest book I’ve ever read. Also, one of the best ruminations on sanity and coercion and violence and the state of modern man in relation to power that I’ve ever read. In a time rife with the skewed, yet self-contained and inexorable logic of institutional madness, this seems more relevant than ever. Sane people in insane times have a hard go of it, basically. And yet, Yosssarian lives!

It was so Funny initially and got more and more ridiculous… but the ending is a happy one and the underlying theme of ‘war is horse manure’ appeals to any one with a working brain. A must-read for everyone.

Had no new material to read, this is always worthwile.