This post-World War II satirist wrote a popular anti-war novel, whose title has become a commonly used idiomatic phrase, referring to a a no-win situation or a double bind.
- Kurt Vonnegut
- Ray Bradbury
- George Orwell
- Joseph Heller
Answer
The correct answer is D) Joseph Heller.
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