returned to the United States and settled in Woodstock, New York. Koch sought help from high-profile lawyer Ed Williams in order to clear his name from Hollywood's blacklist. Koch was promptly removed from the blacklist, and he resumed his name and continued to write plays and books and remained actively committed to progressive political and social justice causes. His last Hollywood screenplay was for The Fox in 1968. Death Koch died age 94 in 1995 in Kingston, New York. Works Plays Invasion from Mars, (with Orson Welles) (pl) CBS, October 30, 1938. Books Invasion from Mars, ed. Orson Welles, Dell 1949. The Panic Broadcast, Little, Brown and Company 1970, Avon Books 1971. Casablanca: Script and Legend, Overlook Press 1973. As Time Goes By: Memoirs of a Writer, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich 1979. Short stories "Invasion from Inner Space", in Star Science Fiction Stories #6, ed. Frederik Pohl, Ballantine 1959. Anthologies Invaders of Earth, ed. Groff Conklin, Vanguard 1952, Pocket 1955, Tempo 1962. The Treasury of Science Fiction Classics, ed. Harold W. Kuebler, Hanover House 1954. The Armchair Science Reader, ed. Isabel S. Gordon & Sophie Sorkin, Simon & Schuster 1959. Enemies in Space, ed. Groff Conklin, Digit 1962. Contact, ed. Noel Keyes, Paperback Library 1963. Speculations, ed. Thomas E. Sanders, Glencoe Press 1973. Bug-Eyed Monsters, ed. Anthony Cheetham, Panther 1974. References External links Howard Koch at Bard Archives. 1901 births 1995 deaths American radio writers American male screenwriters Columbia Law School alumni Jewish American screenwriters Hollywood blacklist Writers from New York City Best Adapted Screenplay Academy Award winners People from Kingston, New York People from Woodstock, New York People from Hartsdale, New York Bard College alumni Screenwriters from New York (state) 20th-century American male writers 20th-century American screenwriters 20th-century American Jews