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"Quodlibet" is structured as a series of fictional annals, or chronicles, that satirize various aspects of American life, particularly focusing on political and social issues. The term "quodlibet" refers to a philosophical or theological discussion that covers a wide range of topics, often with humorous or whimsical elements.The novel employs a narrative style that blends satire with elements of farce and social commentary. Through a series of vignettes and episodes, Kennedy lampoons politicians, socialites, intellectuals, and other prominent figures of the day. The characters and situations are often exaggerated or caricatured for comedic effect, but they also serve as a critique of contemporary American culture and politics.