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...lence?” Mailer’s replies reveal his irritation. He mentions this interview in [[81.8]]. [[Category:Works]]

...rove misleading. It doesn’t have much to do with the book. The executioner in the novel [sic] might after all be Gary Gilmore.” [[Category:Works]]

join [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] in prognosticating on [[Category:Works]]

.... Rpt: Roop’s interview originally appeared in the June issue of ''Reading in Indianapolis''. [[Category:Works]]

...nd-up article on the issue of how fact and fiction are and should be mixed in narrative. Mailer defends ''The Executioner’s Song'' ([[79.14]]) as a nov [[Category:Works]]

.... [[Norris Church Mailer|Norris Church]], his sixth wife, had a small role in the film. See [[80.21]], [[81.18]]–[[81.20]]. [[Category:Works]]

...o sought him for murder. Excerpts from [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s 15 April 1980 letter to Utah authorities on Abbott’s behalf are quoted. See earlier ''T [[Category:Works]]

First hardcover edition of this collection, which previously appeared in a softcover edition ([[67.11]]), and earlier as part of ''The Essential Mai [[Category:Works]]

...er that was quite possibly more extreme than anything she ever did herself in her life. And that gave me pause. . . . but I wrote it with the idea that M [[Category:Works]]

...y Award-winning documentary on the fight. Both Mailer and Plimpton comment in the film on the fight of a quarter-century earlier. [[Category:Works]]

...nventional and generally accepted attitudes about America and its position in the world today.” [[Category:Works]]

...ogy, 1962–1967'', Vol. II, edited by Barney Rosset. New York: Grove Press, 1980. [[Category:Works]]

...in parole, and hired him after his release. Abbott was convicted of murder in 1982. Mailer regularly attended his trial. See [[:Category:Abbott Affair|Ab [[Category:Works]]

...rribly interesting.” Capote commented on Mailer and the “nonfiction novel” in the preface to ''Music for Chameleons'' (New York: Random House). Rpt: ''Sa [[Category:Works]]

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...Norman Mailer'' ([[80.23]]) appeared in a hardcover edition (the first) in 1980. New York: Howard Fertig. ...nies. “The Man Who Studied Yoga” and “The Time of Her Time” were reprinted in [[98.7]]. Shohakusha (Tokyo) published ''A Selection from the Short Fiction

...ited hardcover edition of 400 copies. Northridge, Calif.: Lord John Press, 1980 ([[80.25]]); [[82.16]]; six separate excerpts from this piece are scattered [[Category:Works]]

...retend to offer the actual thoughts of Marilyn Monroe or anyone else named in this book.}} ...tity with her because she came out of nothing and achieved such notoriety. In a less embattled way, the same is true of me.” See [[73.30]], [[80.14]],

...ook Award. Cowley edited many of the most distinguished author collections in Viking’s Portable series, and was honored, postmortem, with his own colle

...t a matrimaniac, or call him a mensch. We call Norman Mailer a still point in a turning world.” See also “The Amours of Norman, Chapters 5 and 6,” [[Category:Works]]