Just One Catch (93 page)

Bush, George H. W.

business lunches

business novel

Byrne, Mrs. William

cabaret performers

Cactus Hotel, San Angelo, Texas

Caesar, Sid

Cage, John

Cahan, Abraham

The Rise of David Levinsky

Cairo

California

Callahan, Bill

Calley, John

Camp Upton, Long Island

Canio's store

Cantor, Eddie

Capote, Truman

Other Voices, Other Rooms

Capri

Caputo, Philip

Caro, Bob

Caruso, Enrico

Casino Royale

Casson, Lionel

“Castle of Snow”

“Catch-18” (early manuscript of
Catch-22
)

“Catch 18” (published story)

Catch-22
(film)

reviews of

Catch-22
(novel)

censorship threatened

conception and writing of

critical assessments of

early submissions

editing and revisions

film rights

Hebrew translation of

jacket design for

JH's own view of

legal concerns

popular success of

prepub copies

promotion and advertising

publication and sales

reviews

sequel to (
Closing Time,
q.v.)

title changed, pre-publication

twenty-fifth anniversary celebrations

catch-22
(term)

Catch-22
(stage adaptation)

Catch-22: A Dramatization

Cather, Willa

Catskills

Cave of the Winds

Cedar Lawn Cemetery, East Hampton

Céline, Louis-Ferdinand

Journey to the End of the Night

Center for the Book

Central Filing bar, New York

Cerf, Bennett

Cervione, Corsica

Chambers, Whittaker

Chancellor, John

Chandler, Raymond

The Big Sleep

Chapman, Willis F.

Chappaquiddick incident

Chatham, Russell

Chaucer, Geoffrey

Cheever, John

Cheltenham Festival for the Book

Chestney, Audrey

Chinatown, New York

Chrenko, Joe

Christianity

Churchill, Winston

Cimino, Michael,
Heaven's Gate

City College

civilian casualties

Claiborne, Craig

Clancy, Tom

Clark, Mary Higgins

Clay, Cassius

Clemons, Walter

Clevinger's Trial

Clinton, Bill

Closing Time
(novel)

advance on

conception and writing of

editing of

publication and sales

reviews

Club Alteo

Club Hilight

Coconut Grove nightclub, Los Angeles

Cohen, Jeffrey

Cohen, Richard

Cohen, Stanley

Cohen on the Telephone
(comedy record)

Cohn, Sidney Elliott

COINTELPRO

Cold Spring, N.Y.

Cold War

college students

Collier's

Colline Emiliane restaurant, Rome

Columbia Army Air Base, Columbia, South Carolina

Columbia Pictures

Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital

Columbia University

Placement Bureau

Comfort, Bernie

comic books

Comics Magazines Association of America

Commentary

Communists

Condé Nast

Condon, Richard

Coney Island

beach

beauty of

decline and degradation of

immigrant population of

in JH's fiction

JH's old pals from

swimming in the ocean, far out

uncleanliness of

visitors to

“Coney Island whitefish” (condoms)

Congregation B'nai Jeshurun

Conrad, Joseph

Conroy, Gert

conscription

Cooper, Art

Cooper, James Fenimore

Cooper, James H.

Cooperman, Mort

Copland, Aaron

Coppola, Francis Ford

Apocalypse Now

Coronet

Corsica

Coughlin, Father

Cover, Major

Cox, Wally

Cozzens, James Gould

Craig, David M.

Crane, Stephen

“The Open Boat”

The Red Badge of Courage

Crawdaddy!

Cronkite, Walter

Crumb, R.

Cuban missile crisis

Cuccia, Vincent

Cunningham, Merce

Curtis, Tony

Dallas Independent School District

Daly, Joe

Dante,
Inferno

Dasko, Henry

David, Saul

David (character)

David and Goliath story

Davis, Kenneth C.

Two-Bit Culture: The Paperbacking of America

Davis, Miles

Dawe, Margaret

dayenu

“The Death of the Dying Swan”

de Graff, Robert Fair

de Kooning, Willem

Delacorte Press

Delbaum, Miss

DeLillo, Don

Dell Publishing

Denham, Alice

My Darling from the Lions

Diamond, Edwin

Diamond, Neil

Diamond, Paula

Diaspora

Díaz, Junot

The Dick Cavett Show

Dickens, Charles

Bleak House

Dickstein, Morris,
Leopards in the Temple: The Transformation of American Fiction

digital rights

Dillon, Jack,
Advertising Man

Dirty Dingus Magee
(film script)

Discovery television channel

Disney, Walt

Disney Corporation

Disneyland

Dissent

divorce, JH views on

Donadio, Candida

Donald, David Herbert

Donleavy, J. P.,
The Ginger Man

Donohue, H. E. F. “Shag”

Donovan

Dorfman, Ariel

Dorsey, Tommy

Dos Passos, John

Dostoevsky, Fyodor

Dramatist's Guild

Dreamland, Coney Island

Dreiser, Theodore

Driver, Tom F.

Dr. Strangelove
(film)

Drummond de Andrade, Carlos

Dubrow's Cafeteria

Duke University

Dull, Chad

Durbin, Deanna

Dutch settlers

Dylan, Bob

Eaker, Ira

Eastern Color Printing Company

Eastern European immigrants

assimilation of

East Hampton, Long Island, N.Y.

airport

writers of

East Hampton house on Skimhampton Road

contention over, during divorce proceedings

decoration of

purchase of

Educational Comics

Edwards, Thomas

Ehrenman, Henny

Ehrenreich, Abie

Ehrlichman, John

Eighth Air Force

888 Eighth Avenue, JH's apartment on

Eisenhower, Dwight

Eisenhower, Julie Nixon

Ekland, Britt

Elaine's

Eliot, T. S.

Eller, Jonathan R.

Eller, Vernard

Ellington, Duke

Ellis, Bret Easton,
American Psycho

Ellison, Ralph

Encore Books

England

Ephron, Nora

Epstein, Brian

Epstein, Jason

Epstein, Joseph

Esquire

ethnic novelists

Evans, Bergen

Evans, Joni

Evans, Marvin

Evans, Rowland

Everett, Bill

Falstein, Louis

The Sky Is a Lonely Place (Face of a Hero)

Farrell, James T.

Studs Lonigan trilogy

Faulkner, William

Absalom, Absalom!

As I Lay Dying

Fawcett, Roscoe

Fawcett company

FBI

Felder, Raoul Lionel

Feldman, Charles K.

Fellini, Federico

Felt, Mark

Feltman, Charles

hot dog stand, Coney Island

feminism

Fenichel, Tedda

Ferrara

Festschrifts, JH's contributions to

fiction.
See
American literature

Fields, Bernie

Fifties

Filipinos

film industry

Film Writers International Group

Fine, Don

Fire Island

Fish, Mary Kay

Fitzgerald, F. Scott

The Great Gatsby

Fitzgerald, Scottie

Fitzgerald, Tom

flak

intense and accurate

Flanner, Janet

Flight Time
(base newspaper)

Flippo, Chet

Florence

Floyd Bennett Field

Focke-Wulf Fw-190 fighter planes

Foley, Martha

Foote, Shelby

Forbes FYI

Ford, Gerald

Ford company

Forman, Milos

Fort Dix, New Jersey

Fortune

Fort Worth, Texas

Founding Fathers

Fox, Sylvan

Fox, William Price

Fox Comics

France, JH visit to

Frankel, Carl

Frankel (gunner)

Freeman, Joseph,
Proletarian Literature in the United States

French, Marilyn,
The Women's Room

French Hospital

Freud, Sigmund

Friedan, Betty

The Feminine Mystique

Friedman, Bruce Jay

Friedman, Ginger

Friedman, John

Friedman, Kinky

Fulbright Scholarship

Funnies Inc.

Furlani, Andre

Fussell, Paul

Gable, Hortense W.

Gaddis, William

The Recognitions

Gaines, William

Garfunkel, Art

Gates, David

Gates, Theodore J.

“Gatsby parties”

Gedin, Per

Gehrig, Lou

Gelb, Arthur

City Room

Gelb, Barbara

On the Track of Murder

Gelbart, Larry

Gelber, Mrs.

General Motors

General Motors Building, New York

Genet, Jean

“Genius Club,” 508n334

Germany

Gernsback, Hugo

Gerstein, Ruth

Gertrude (Gail)

G.I. Bill

Gielgud, John

Gingrich, Arnold

Gino, Carol

Ginsberg, Allen

Howl

Ginsberg, Tom

Ginsburg, Ruth Bader

“Girl from Greenwich”

Glaser, Milton

Gleason, Ralph J.

God

God Knows
(novel)

advance on

conception and writing of

publication and sales

reviews

God Knows
(stage adaptation)

Gold, Bruce (character)

Goldbas, Moses

Goldman, Jeannie

Goldsmith, Davey

Goldstein, Israel

Goldwater, Barry

Gollob, Herman

Gonzalez, Arky

Good as Gold
(novel)

advance for

conception and writing of

publication and sales

reviews

Goodfellow Field

Good Friday

Good Housekeeping

Goodman, Jack

Goodman, Joan

Goodman, Martin

Goodman, Walter

Gormé, Eydie

Gottlieb, Robert

Goudard, Maurice

“Gourmet Club”

goyim

GQ

The Graduate
(film)

Graham, Billy

Grann, Phyllis

Grant, John

Gravesend Bay

Gray, Linda

Grayson, Melvin J.

Great American Novel

Great Books
TV series

Great Britain

Great Depression

Greeks

Greek theater

Green, Julius (Julie)

Greene, Graham

Greenwich Village

Greer, Germaine

Grine Felder resort colony

Groce, Ernie E.

Groom, Winston

Grossinger, Tania

Grossinger's resort hotel

Grosskopf, Clifton C.

Grow, Colonel

Guaymas, Mexico

Guillain-Barré syndrome

Gulf of Mexico oil spill

Gulf War

Gulf & Western

Gunn, Harold A.

Gunn, Thomas

gunners (in bomber crew)

Gussow, Mel

Gwathmey, Charles

Hackett, Buddy

Haddon, Pete

Hahn's Roosevelt Baths, Coney Island

Haldeman, H. R.

Half Moon Hotel, Coney Island

Hall, Donald

Halle, Germany

Halley, Rudolph

Hamill, Pete

Hamner, Earl, Jr.

Hamptons

Handwerker, Nathan

Happenings

Happy's Luncheonette, Coney Island

“Happy Valley”

Hardwick, Elizabeth

Hardy, John

Harris, Barbara

Hart, Moss

Harvard

Harvard Crimson

Hasek, Jaroslav,
The Good Soldier Schweik

Hasidic Jews

Hawthorne, Nathaniel

Hayes, Harold

Heaney, Seamus

Hearst, William Randolph, Jr.

Hearst Corporation

Hearst papers

Hebrew Home for the Aged, Coney Island

Hebrews, ancient

Hecht, Ben

Heer, Jeet

Held, Bernard (Barney)

Held, Dottie

Held, Shirley

described

failure to grow with JH and develop own career

illness and death of

worried about portrayal in
Something Happened

Held family

Heller, Erica

“It Sure Did”

marriage

Splinters

Heller, Isaac Daniel

death from an operation

JH's memory of

relations with his children

Heller, Joseph

(1923) birth