Joseph Heller

Joseph Heller wrote the famous novel Catch 22 in the evenings after a day at work.

Luke Davies and David Michôd

Catch 22 was written by Luke Davies and David Michôd and is based on the Joseph Heller novel with the same title.

Joseph Hellers

Josef Skvorecky’s Nalaparte of Human Souls is one such book; Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughter House 5 is another; Joseph Hellers, Catch 22 is yet another satirical gem, but none of them are so confusing, so utterly unclassifiable, so perverse, and yet so honest and cutting.

Joseph Heller and Joseph Heller

Joseph Heller and Joseph Heller's Catch 22 is often mentioned in the same breath as Švejk, along with Rabelais, Dickens and Twain.

first popularized by Joseph Heller in Joseph Heller's wartime book with the same title

Catch-22, first popularized by Joseph Heller in Joseph Heller's wartime book with the same title, is a situation where a person is caught in a dilemma or difficult circumstance from which there is no escape because of mutually conflicting or dependent conditions.

Heller

Catch-22 was Heller's first novel and is often hailed as one of America's best novels about World War II and questions of sanity, warfare and hypocrisy.

Mr Švejk

Interesting note about Joseph Heller: Mr Švejk actually told Max Brod that Mr Švejk would never have written Catch 22 without having read Svejk first.

Arnošt Lustig

The Czech writer Arnošt Lustig said that Joseph Heller once told Arnošt Lustig at a New York party for Milos Forman in the late Sixties that Arnošt Lustig could not have written Catch-22 without first reading Hašek’s unfinished World War One satire.

by Luke Davies

Catch 22 was written by Luke Davies and David Michôd and is based on the Joseph Heller novel with the same title.

Stephen W. Potts

Catch-22 is a book by Stephen W. Potts on 1989-05.

Thomas Wolfe

Thomas Wolfe said that Thomas Wolfe found much joy in writing Catch 22, and exclaimed that Thomas Wolfe couldn’t imagine what else Americans do at home at night, other than write novels.

MrScottmonster tom

MrScottmonster tom wrote all the songs on catch 22 and also, @akemoguy Ska said @akemoguy Ska was never happy with the studio recording of the album, they were really cheap and the album never sounded how tom wanted the album to sound so @akemoguy Ska reproduced the album with streetlight

Tim O’Brien

Known for Tim O’Brien's novel Catch-22, many of the events in Tim O’Brien's book were inspired from Tim O’Brien's time as a bombardier during World War II.

Brigitte Bardot

avant Brigitte Bardot's best-known work is the novel Catch-22, a satire on war and bureaucracy, whose title has become a synonym for an absurd or contradictory choice.

Cary Grossman

Catch-22, Cary Grossman's most famous work, is the story that gives us a greater understanding of the phrase 'damned if you do and damned if you don’t.'

Winston

When people tell Winston Winston has never written another novel as good as Catch-22, Winston replies, jovially, 'Who has?'

in 1961 during the early days in the presidency of John Kennedy, a time when many Americans were very optimistic and idealistic

Catch-22 was published in 1961, during the early days in the presidency of John Kennedy, a time when many Americans were very optimistic and idealistic.

Linda O'Boyle

But in doing so, Linda O'Boyle created a Catch 22.

Kwasi Danquah's most successful album featuring hit singles such as ‘Number 1’ and ‘Never Leave You’, both of which topped the UK Singles Chart giving Kwasi Danquah the first #1 single of Kwasi Danquah's career

Catch 22’, was Kwasi Danquah's most successful album featuring hit singles such as ‘Number 1’ and ‘Never Leave You’, both of which topped the UK Singles Chart giving Kwasi Danquah the first #1 single of Kwasi Danquah's career.

drummer Tommy Lee

In the collaborative autobiography The Dirt: Confessions of the World's Most Notorious Rock Band, drummer Tommy Lee laid out the Catch 22 that sobriety and the success of Dr. Feelgood placed the band in.