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...indeterminate time of the story’s setting, contributes to the aura of myth and heroism that transforms the work into a document of prophecy.|url=http://pr ...to his subscribers as well as his readership of scientists and engineers.{{Sfn|Nevala-Lee|2018|p=197}}

...ith errors, distortions, and idiosyncrasies—nevertheless give this reader, and thousands of other readers, Norman Mailer, a trace of the man.|url=https:// ...ooks and articles, spending hours in dark archives, riffling through pages and pages, seeking treasure. She also talks to any who will talk to her, adjust

...f the continuum established thus far by the Mailer canon. But structurally and stylistically, ''Vietnam'' repre­sents a retrogression rather than an adva ...few hunters from Texas a reader may sense why America goes to war? . . .{{sfn|Mailer|1967|loc=jacket flap}} }}

...books. |note=I thank the highly able Edwina Quek, Jane Wong, Low Wai Yee, and Angela Oon for their impressive research skills, nor could I have made my d ...er by that handle. Perhaps it is the business of Mailer scholarship, first and foremost, to ask whether we should. The inquiry would, at its fullest, have