In a mood to use internet jargon, as the kids these days are loath to use. As it turns out, the injury monster has pwned us (another term the young ‘uns use) and we look like the hospital in Joseph Heller’s Catch-22. Full Article at Red Rants

In Joseph Heller's acclaimed novel Catch-22, mess-officer Milo Minderbinder tries to cash his unprofitable cotton reserve by trying to make people eat it (a satire on capitalist ambition). Full Article at News Blaze

The late Joseph Heller, the master of black humor, in 1961 published "Catch-22," his hilarious classic on the insane brutality of war. Full Article at Creators Syndicate

BERLIN (IDN) – Catch 22, the title of the novel by U.S. author Joseph Heller, has become since the book’s publication in the early 1960s a synonym of for a no-win situation. Full Article at Global Geopolitics News and Analysis

Lynda Barry has known Matt Groening forever. Since they were students at Evergreen State College in Olympia, Wash. , in the early 1970s. Groening heard about this woman who wrote to Joseph Heller, the author of "Catch-22," and asked him to marry her. Full Article at Chicago Tribune