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	''The Spooky Art'' ([[03.7]]), edited by Lennon, is published on ~~[[Norman Mailer\|Mailer]]'s~~ 80th birthday, and receives a warm reception, the review of Michiko Kakutani in the ''New York Times'' being the largest exception. Mailer writes to the publisher of the ''Times'' to complain about how her negative reviews of five consecutive books have appeared earlier than almost all other reviews, thus creating a negative atmosphere.		''The Spooky Art'' ([[03.7]]), edited by [[JML\|Lennon]], is published on {{NM}}’s 80th birthday, and receives a warm reception, the review of [[w:Michiko Kakutani\|Michiko Kakutani]] in the ''New York Times'' being the largest exception. Mailer writes to the publisher of the ''Times'' to complain about how her negative reviews of five consecutive books have appeared earlier than almost all other reviews, thus creating a negative atmosphere.

	''Modest Gifts: Poems and Drawings'' ([[03.17]]) is published in early spring, and on 7 April, ''Why Are We at War?'' ([[03.18]]) a collection of his fulminations against the Iraq War and the presidency of George W. Bush, is published.		''Modest Gifts: Poems and Drawings'' ([[03.17]]) is published in early spring, and on 7 April, ''Why Are We at War?'' ([[03.18]]) a collection of his fulminations against the [[w:Iraq War\|Iraq War]] and the presidency of [[w:George W. Bush\|George W. Bush]], is published.

	In June, he and ~~[[J. Michael~~ Lennon~~\|Lennon]]~~ begin taping a series of ten conversations about his spiritual beliefs that will later be published as ''On God: An Uncommon Conversation'' ([[07.39]]).		In June, he and Lennon begin taping a series of ten conversations about his spiritual beliefs that will later be published as ''On God: An Uncommon Conversation'' ([[07.39]]).

	Following the first meeting of the [[Norman Mailer Society]] in Brooklyn, Mailer and [[Norris Church Mailer\|Norris]] entertain all attending at his Brooklyn Heights Apartment.		Following the first meeting of the [[Norman Mailer Society]] in Brooklyn, Mailer and [[Norris Church Mailer\|Norris]] entertain all attending at his Brooklyn Heights Apartment.

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			\|File:2002 NM in Ptown.jpg\|Norman Mailer Provincetown, 2002. Photo by Norris Church Mailer.
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''The Spooky Art'' ([[03.7]]), edited by Lennon, is published on [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]'s 80th birthday, and receives a warm reception, the review of Michiko Kakutani in the ''New York Times'' being the largest exception. Mailer writes to the publisher of the ''Times'' to complain about how her negative reviews of five consecutive books have appeared earlier than almost all other reviews, thus creating a negative atmosphere.

''Modest Gifts: Poems and Drawings'' ([[03.17]]) is published in early spring, and on 7 April, ''Why Are We at War?'' ([[03.18]]) a collection of his fulminations against the Iraq War and the presidency of George W. Bush, is published.

In June, he and [[J. Michael Lennon|Lennon]] begin taping a series of ten conversations about his spiritual beliefs that will later be published as ''On God: An Uncommon Conversation'' ([[07.39]]).

Following the first meeting of the [[Norman Mailer Society]] in Brooklyn, Mailer and [[Norris Church Mailer|Norris]] entertain all attending at his Brooklyn Heights Apartment.

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File:2002 NM in Ptown.jpg|Norman Mailer Provincetown, 2002. Photo by Norris Church Mailer.
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