This novel's protagonist claims to be "Cain, Ulysses," and "miracle ingredient Z-247," as well as insisting that he has "Garnett-Fleischaker syndrome." Earlier, this novel's protagonist falls in love with a hospital chaplain while suffering from a liver "that fell just short of being jaundice," and he compares flying a B-25 to being in "a cantilevered goldfish bowl." This novel's protagonist is horrified when his friend Snowden is mortally wounded, and his mess officer Milo Minderbinder accidentally corners the world market for Egyptian cotton. For 10 points, name this
This novel's protagonist claims to be "Cain, Ulysses," and "miracle ingredient Z-247," as well as insisting that he has "Garnett-Fleischaker syndrome." Earlier, this novel's protagonist falls in love with a hospital chaplain while suffering from a liver "that fell just short of being jaundice," and he compares flying a B-25 to being in "a cantilevered goldfish bowl." This novel's protagonist is horrified when his friend Snowden is mortally wounded, and his mess officer Milo Minderbinder accidentally corners the world market for Egyptian cotton. For 10 points, name this novel that revolves around the military pilot Yossarian, written by Joseph Heller.
This novel's protagonist claims to be "Cain, Ulysses," and "miracle ingredient Z-247," as well as insisting that he has "Garnett-Fleischaker syndrome.
Catch-22