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{{DISPLAYTITLE:<span style="font-size:22px;">''The Mailer Review''/</span>Volume 5, 2011}} | name = The Mailer Review, Volume 5, 2011

...of Faulkner.|author=John W. Aldridge|source=''[[The Big Comeback of Norman Mailer|Life]]''}} ...e sex, giving off the smell of burning rubber to the sound of sirens . . . Mailer manhandles the reader straight through the plate glass into the center of t

...ris Church Mailer]] and express my gratitude to her for asking me to speak today. ...enormously, but our friendship developed in a peculiar way. Let’s face it, Norman was peculiar. He had been trying to change my consciousness since before I

While we are here today to celebrate the life of a great literary giant, the irony of his life and I had the personal pleasure of meeting Mr. Mailer for the first time when he visited our Michigan farm in the spring of 1997

::::::::::::::::::::To Norman Mailer [hand-written] Dear Norman,

...the phone or in person when they met in New York or Baltimore. Lindner was Mailer’s one-person audience for “Lipton’s,” as well as his informal analy But what I realized today in thinking about ''The Fifty-Minute Hour'' is that Bob’s problems in cre

...at least two months before Oswald was killed by [[w:Jack Ruby|Jack Ruby]]. Mailer continues to believe that the similarity in the names may be more than a co ...t the [[w:1964 Republican National Convention|Republican Convention]].<ref>Mailer did not revise the serial version of ''AAD'' as quickly as he had hoped. He

[[Norman Mailer|Norman]] has spoken and written about our relationship. Today, I speak of his influence on my life. Not as a writer, but as a caring pers ...ucted — that we only communicated through our wives. After months of this, Norman sent me a fax that said, “If I knew I’d have to kiss your ass, I wouldn

[[Norman Mailer]] was everything I came to America for. His large scope, his flamboyant ris ...to the Hemingway model, but kicked it up a notch and made it his own, the Mailer model: the novelist as pugilist, the novelist as man of action, the novelis

...ose }} Reprinted by Project Mailer with permission of the estate of Norman Mailer. (See [[08.2]]).|url=https://prmlr.us/3dFelys}} ...ese prints have so much to say about the quality of nights in Provincetown today. Indeed, such a book might yet be seen as its own kind of counterpart to [[

Dedication: “To my daughters, to my sons, and to [[Norris Church Mailer|Norris]].” The copyright page carries this note: “I would like to expre * {{cite magazine |last=Bloom |first=Harold |date=April 28, 1983 |title=Norman in Egypt |url= |magazine=New York Review of Books |pages=3–4, 6 |publishe

{{:Norman Mailer Society/News/Tabs}} ...f American Democracy''] edited by [[J. Michael Lennon]] and [[John Buffalo Mailer]].

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''An American Dream'' Expanded/There’s Hope in Mailer}} ...{{cite news |last= |first=|date=September 26, 1965 |title=There's Hope in Mailer |url= |work=The Miami Herald |location= |page=3-F |access-date= |ref=harv}}

::::::::::::::::::::To Norman Mailer Dear Norman,

...ll Daily Panorama |location=Montreal |access-date= }} Reprinted on Project Mailer with permission. ([[62.2]])</ref> * '''Characters''' — [[Norman Mailer]]; Three Reporters, representing the Star, Le Nouveau Journal and the McGil

...ing a one-page preface, “A Special Message for the First Edition by Norman Mailer,” and accompanied by his poem about Provincetown, “The Harbors of the M ...rpts appeared in ''Vanity Fair'' ([[84.4]], [[84.7]]); brief ones in ''USA Today'' ([[84.10]]), ''New York Times Book Review'' ([[84.11]]), ''Time'' ([[84.1

{{Byline|last=Wasserman|first=Barbara Mailer|abstract=We sometimes walked around the streets of Brooklyn on cold winter ...sked by the man sitting next to me, “What was it like growing up as Norman Mailer’s sister?”

Ali also had a cruel genius for taunting his opponents. It’s impossible today not to think of Donald Trump’s name-calling—“Lying Ted,” “Little ...er was the closest thing to death that he’d ever known. Watching the fight today, it seems cruel and absurd that these two fine men—men whose class intere

...Ivy League kid. There would be a movie, too, a documentary called ''Norman Mailer: The Sanction to Write''. ...[Cannibals and Christians]]'', and especially ''[[Existential Errands]]''. Mailer’s self-interviews about doing drugs and was it worth it to be high or dru

...xiety Deutsch conveyed in a 24 October letter about Meredith’s methods and Mailer’s two weeks of silence.</ref> ...nd have no desire to get into that again.<ref>''Barbary Shore'' (1951) was Mailer’s second novel.</ref> So look, Andre, and straight: I wish as a working r