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Reblogged this on Bookbilly.
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This is amazing, meticulous, and just all-around incredible. People always tell me that they can’t keep track of what is happening in Catch-22. This outline kind of sums up why.
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Reblogged this on JANINEVEAZUE and commented:
WOW.
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That is really fascinating!!!!
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Love the book and it’s a shame Heller never really captured the same magic.
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Something Happened is a better book than Catch-22.
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I’ve read the first twenty pages of Good as Gold like maybe five times, and they seem promising, but I always get distracted by something else.
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This is fantastic
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Reblogged this on Lavender and Broken Bones and commented:
This is fantastic.
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Reblogged this on catherine reads and commented:
I’m actually surprised this isn’t more complicated, and that this doesn’t look more like the board from “Snakes and Ladders”
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This is amazing. And inspiring. Thanks for the post :D
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Reblogged this on High School Edumacation.
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[…] * The novelistic sublime: Joseph Heller’s handwritten outline for Catch-22. […]
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[…] Catch-22 is a wonderful achievement (you can get an idea of how hard Heller worked on it by looking at his handwritten outline) – but it isnt exactly the kind of thing that you would expect to set marketing mens eyes […]
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[…] Catch-22 is a wonderful achievement (you can get an idea of how hard Heller worked on it by looking at his handwritten outline) – but it isnt exactly the kind of thing that you would expect to set marketing mens eyes […]
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Think what he could have done with Excel.
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[…] It was for authors who want to keep track of their characters. The greats like J.K. Rowling and Joseph Heller used an Excel-style spreadsheet (okay so they went the handwritten route) to keep track of […]
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[…] 2 is a wonderful accomplishment( you can get an idea of how hard Heller worked on it by seeming at his handwritten outline) – but it isnt exactly the various kinds of thing that you would expect to set marketing men […]
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[…] … oder Joseph Heller mit seiner Struktur für Catch-22. […]
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