This book, published after the death of the great writer, is a successful and original attempt to present to the reader the diversity of Heller - not only a novelist, but also an author of “small” forms. The collection includes the writer’s famous early stories (“The Girl from Greenwich”, “A Man Called Flute,” “The World Is Full of Famous Cities”) and never-before-published literary and philosophical essays and “minor” works, plotted and thematically related to Heller’s opus magnum, “Catch-22,” and subsequently, in modified form included in the novel.