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...R. Lucas]] contains almost 1400 cross-referenced entries, images, and many full-text articles. ...explores Norman Mailer’s major writing through the sixties. We present the full text of Leeds’ study in a new digital form.

“Mailer: Wills is Full of Bile.” Letter to the editor. ''New York Post'', 25 July, 20. {{NM}} re [[Category:Letters]]

...greement we made with Leonard Russell is all right with me. Hope to have a full book to show you soon. {{Aad-letters}}

...Letters on ''An American Dream'', 1963-69'' ([[04.7]]), a collection of 76 letters concerning Mailer’s fourth novel, edited by [[J. Michael Lennon|Lennon]], Now living full-time in Provincetown, Mailer continues work on ''The Castle in the Forest''

...the Night'' ([[68.8]]). His speech provided the title for this piece. The full speech appears in ''Existential Errands'' ([[72.7]]). See [[69.3]], [[69.4]

...er the next day on Nixon’s victory, Hubert Humphrey, and movie-making. The full text of Mailer’s speech is in ''Existential Errands'' ([[72.7]]) and ''Th

...e I’m going to go into a ski cabin next year, for it proved expensive, and full of headaches this season. {{Aad-letters}}

...personal image so influenced and clouded critical opinion. This, the first full-length study of Norman Mailer's works, attempts to deal honestly with Maile ...cludes that this book, which won the 1968 National Book Award for Arts and Letters, is a fusion of elements of both the fiction and the nonfiction. As he puts

...orld to write you a letter because I’m in a foul mood and have forty other letters to get through before the day is done. But if I don’t write you today ano I feel apologetic about this letter because your last one was fascinating and full of news, and this one of mine reads like last week’s newspapers, but trut

...system. In truth, I have no system other than to throw old manuscripts and letters into manila envelopes and deposit them in cartons. [[Category:Full Text Introductory]]

..., after all, you certainly were the youngest girl there,” and she gave her full laugh, and her eyes turned very merry for a moment. {{Aad-letters}}

...an Williams. Original documents, including his 2004 book ''Norman Mailer’s Letters on ''An American Dream'', 1963–1969'', were generously supplied by J. Mic ...focus of our work was the 2004 collection [[AAD:Letters|''Norman Mailer’s Letters on ''An American Dream'', 1963–1969'']], edited by Mailer’s official bi

[[Category:Full Text Letters]]

In the beginning, Mister Wallace, Sartre’s books were full of pretension, so..... [[Category:Full Text Letters]]

...uthor a critique of the review and an appreciation of the slighted work. A full six months later Mailer returned me sentences of a grace equal to those of Through last year another thirty letters and notes from Mailer would find their moment to complete an exchange. As e

...w thousand more, I’d probably be able to help you. I’d offer to put up the full twenty-five grand you mentioned in your letter, but I’m likely to clear n {{Aad-letters}}

...his wives, Nancy, and most certainly Gloria helped him to give parties as full of quirks as his own charm. When you went to his house, you never knew if t ...rengths and weaknesses and so introduced a new note into our intel­lectual letters, for he never let us forget that when an idea attacks another idea we are n

I am full of appreciation today as you see—but nonetheless, the inner man is still ...of it constantly. You will be interested to learn that in the two or three letters I’ve had from Ted Amussen since you were here, he never fails to express

The letters show us how the friendship develops; at first they talk about literature an ...ndner at times acts as an older brother, at others as a therapist. In many letters we see a devoted friend expressing his love and need for Mailer’s affecti

...appear, usually in a truncated form, in [[98.7]]; others are reprinted in full in [[13.1]]. See [[65.2]].