Now And Then

A Satirical Masterpiece of Life's Ironies

Dive into the witty and incisive world of Now And Then by Joseph Heller, published in 1999 by Scribner. Known for his unparalleled satirical voice, Heller takes you on a journey that stretches across time and memory, blending humor with a critical eye on the absurdities of modern existence. In this thought-provoking work, the author examines the blend of past and present, using his signature style to reveal the contradictions and quirks of life in a way that is both entertaining and insightful.

An Engaging Exploration of Time, Memory, and Humanity

In Now And Then, Heller’s clever narrative reflects on personal experiences and historical events with a mix of irony, wisdom, and boundless imagination. The book challenges readers to reassess how time shapes our perceptions and memories, revealing that the essence of life often lies in the unpredictable interplay between what has been and what is yet to come. Perfect for fans of intellectually stimulating satire and those who appreciate a narrative that dares to question conventional perspectives, this work promises a refreshing take on the human condition, filled with humor, poignancy, and unforgettable insights.