Catch as Catch Can: The Collected Stories and Other Writings explained

Catch As Catch Can: The Collected Stories and Other Writings is a 2003 collection of writings by Joseph Heller, author of Catch-22.^[1]

List of writings

Previously published stories

• "I Don't Love You Any More" (1945)
• "Bookies, Beware!" (1947)
• "Lot's Wife" (1948)
• "Castle of Snow" (1948)
• "Girl from Greenwich" (1948)
• "A Man Named Flute" (1948)
• "Nothing to Be Done" (1948)
• "World Full of Great Cities" (1955)
• "MacAdam's Log" (1959)
• "Love, Dad" (1969)
• "Yossarian Survives" (1987)
• "Catch-23" (1990)
• "The Day Bush Left" (1990)
• "The Principal of Rivington Street" (2011)

Previously unpublished stories

• "To Laugh in the Morning"
• "A Day in the Country"
• "From Dawn to Dusk"
• "The Death of the Dying Swan"
• "The Sound of Asthma"

Play

• "Clevinger's Trial" (1973)

Essays on Catch-22

• "Catch-22 Revisited" (1967)
• "Joseph Heller Talks About Catch-22" (1972)
• "Reeling In Catch-22" (1977)
• "I Am the Bombardier!" (1995)

Notes and References

1. Book: Catch as catch can : the collected stories and other writings. WorldCat. OCLC. 51095413. 1 January 2016.