Joseph Heller · 1961
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
None yet.
Named without an opinion attached.
“one of the first writing assignments that I remember in high school was we were reading Catch-22, the Joseph Heller book, which is, you know, he invented that phrase, Catch-22, about, you know, the irony of if you're a World War II pilot…”
Noah Hawley, Guest on How I WriteNoah Hawley: How He Wrote Fargo | How I Write
“This is the catch 22, the book catch 22. if you were sane enough to say, I don't want to fly on these raids, then, well, it doesn't make sense.”
Jocko Willink, Host on Jocko Podcast539: Elevate From The Gray Slop In Your Head.
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