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Heller launches ' Seemingly, the overwhelminj success of Catch-22 created ; shadow from which Heller couh never escape. However, Helle feels thai Catch 22 prove* beneficial, particularly as far a Something Happened was con cerned. "The success of Catch 2 made Something Happened mor notable o critics, than if it were t have only been my first novel.'' * a r aI. as pari 01 me iame 01 Deing successful writer, Heller is no\ questioned on every subjec ranging from jogging to inflation Heller personally feels that bein questioned on such subjects is nc relative to his work, but sai castically states, "I know nothin more than any other expert in thi 1 Iff i M ? 920 S. Main St. 1 '! nr< ! | 2 Hell I GoodTi rock i RIFI Friday, Marcli "Tty tlcepEace CftHipElWim i>UMf ami blow in t a kuh. coHit I , __r? KfHtUOf Bfc?<S**AW*US6aeU6U4. M?C Writer's Series ? , ronntrv " j HELLER NOT only enjoys \ writing but reads a great deal and r is particularly fond of a group of writers that he term "crazies." By s "crazies,"Heller is referring to the i- bizarre quirks that characterize 2 each author's style. "I don't have e any favorites,' but the ones who o most interest me are Dostoyevsky, John Hawkes, Harry Cruz and a Franz Kafka." v As far as his own style is cont cerned, Heller does not feel that his literary language or sense of g description is his major strongpoint. Instead, he laughingly states, "My main g strength is in disguising my in~ s ability to write description." tcfefiUft aip nan UIC DMIf Block Behind Capital ^sents Raising me Nites! rV roll with 7 RAFF > 7 sat. March 8 Utol'd getting Miftie t the, pvxph tkaii OUIK ? aitMe atmMp (cm * M m VHY DoEi> HIS WHAN6 THER WAIT TILL gl MOM '5 60M/N6 TO Fv AP VNBR TO TRY Rffifrr ^ .THESE WEIRD \jMWf X 01 WAYS WITH Wm IVER'^ECtPES? BM \ I\ FOR JOSEPH IIICLLEK, the who works diligently cnmu up ine laouer 01 success nas proiession. yei sun u not been an easy one. It was a enjoys it. delight for me, as well as the Joseph Heller will i packed house at the Belk content to rest in the gl< ?Auditorium, to witness a writer past success, but has r I EAOU ft ILcni\n a and have the thrill wmm c I II I ^^ Ii " $28.00 Includes round trip tr vans, motel accomc and rafting, instruct Pres. of USC White VS Tft 8 A / llirvr*** I _ r- i Io ivir vjuilced: Larry r ree ana bu; HURRY ANDSIG LimiTED SEATS f In the activities offic lobby Russell House X- / /VN /N //N /-v /j ? , MM ? V_* I lliwitp 11 I I U . U I UIU I; H Russell House and f 1; | mation sheet. i H Sponsored by:The Trips and Exped |B and the USC White Wat, of He's eating at , rii w- ^ i ^ vA/ \<v-v JE: , ?* * >*... -. . ? - at his started work on his new novel, loroughly Although the subject matter has not been disclosed ;is of vet lever be readers can rest assured that it >ry of his will be as good or possibly better already ... man gold: iow I of uour life r I KaO I IF" I march 22 -23,1980 I ansportation via USC fej )dations, raft rental, pj ion from Belton Ziegler, pj 'ater Canoeina Club. r I V-/ Fv. >ie ITIcRainey NUPNOW I WAILA8LE! I e, second floor gg| >. Call 777-6460 Jj pbyrm.209 I )ick upon infor ""J j^| itions Committee | | i Jfj Canoeing Club | >ONT PIAY^T EAT ALL VOUR^ VITH YOUR, 1 veoeta&LES OR, \ FOOOl JL. MO DESSERT'. J ^ :iMMJZW?'Y AMn ODD . 1/ KT WL YMtntSWTHINkT^ HEREnrilkRY?lti ^tebuc - A