Joseph Heller

(1923–1999) was an American novelist best known for his satirical war novel "Catch-22." The book critiques the absurdity of war and bureaucracy, introducing the term ‘Catch-22’ into common language. Heller’s writing combines humor with sharp social commentary. His work reflects his experiences as a World War II bombardier. Joseph Heller’s legacy continues to influence literature and discussions on war and society.