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By way of introduction, Joseph Heller, the author who introduced the phrase “Catch-22” into the English language, died on December 12th at the age of 76 in his home in East Hampton, New York. In 1961, Heller published his first novel, Catch-22, a surreal succinct anti-war story set in World War II. Heller's protagonist, a fighter pilot, comes to understand that a man deemed insane by the military bureaucracy administration may be released from duty. The “Catch-22” of Heller's title is that when a man recognizes his condition situation, he is no longer insane. Heller spoke at numerous college campuses throughout the 60s, and Catch-22 seemed to capture reflect the anti-war sentiment of many protesters during the New York War.

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By way of introduction, Joseph Heller, the author who introduced the phrase “Catch-22” into the English language, died on December 12th at the age of 76 in his home in East Hampton, New York. In 1961, Heller published his first novel, Catch-22, a surreal anti-war story set in World War II. Heller's protagonist, a fighter pilot, comes to understand that a man deemed insane by the military bureaucracy may be released from duty. The “Catch-22” of Heller's title is that when a man recognizes his condition, he is no longer insane. Heller spoke at numerous college campuses throughout the 60s, and Catch-22 seemed to capture the anti-war sentiment of many protesters during the New York War.

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