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	Novella (with brief prefatory comment on unnumbered page facing p. 1) intended as preface to a cycle of eight interlocking novels (''The Deer Park'' ([[55.4]]) was the only novel of the cycle to be published). One of only a couple of times {{NM}} uses an omniscient narrator in fiction, the others being “Advertisements for Myself on the Way Out” ([[58.4]]) and ''The Castle in the Forest'' ([[07.10]]). Rpt: [[59.13]] (with revised and expanded preface), [[67.11]], [[82.19]], [[98.7]]. See 58.4.		Novella (with brief prefatory comment on unnumbered page facing p. 1) intended as preface to a cycle of eight interlocking novels (''The Deer Park'' ([[55.4]]) was the only novel of the cycle to be published). One of only a couple of times {{NM}} uses an omniscient narrator in fiction, the others being “Advertisements for Myself on the Way Out” ([[58.4]]) and ''The Castle in the Forest'' ([[07.10]]). Rpt: [[59.13]] (with revised and expanded preface), [[67.11]], [[82.19]], [[98.7]]. See 58.4.

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	=====“The Man Who Studied Yoga.” In ''New Short Novels 2'', 1-29. New York: Ballantine, early May, simultaneously as a softcover.=====		====“The Man Who Studied Yoga.” In ''New Short Novels 2'', 1-29. New York: Ballantine, early May, simultaneously as a softcover.====

	Novella (with brief prefatory comment on unnumbered page facing p. 1) intended as preface to a cycle of eight interlocking novels (''The Deer Park'' ([[55.4]]) was the only novel of the cycle to be published). One of only a couple of times ~~[[Norman Mailer\|Mailer]]~~ uses an omniscient narrator in fiction, the others being “Advertisements for Myself on the Way Out” ([[58.4]]) and ''The Castle in the Forest'' ([[07.10]]). Rpt: [[59.13]] (with revised and expanded preface), [[67.11]], [[82.19]], [[98.7]]. See 58.4.		Novella (with brief prefatory comment on unnumbered page facing p. 1) intended as preface to a cycle of eight interlocking novels (''The Deer Park'' ([[55.4]]) was the only novel of the cycle to be published). One of only a couple of times {{NM}} uses an omniscient narrator in fiction, the others being “Advertisements for Myself on the Way Out” ([[58.4]]) and ''The Castle in the Forest'' ([[07.10]]). Rpt: [[59.13]] (with revised and expanded preface), [[67.11]], [[82.19]], [[98.7]]. See 58.4.

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	=====~~"The~~ Man Who Studied Yoga". In ''New Short Novels 2'', 1-29. New York: Ballantine, early May, simultaneously as a softcover.=====		=====“The Man Who Studied Yoga.” In ''New Short Novels 2'', 1-29. New York: Ballantine, early May, simultaneously as a softcover.=====

	Novella (with brief prefatory comment on unnumbered page facing p. 1) intended as preface to a cycle of eight interlocking novels (''The Deer Park'' ([[55.4]]) was the only novel of the cycle to be published). One of only a couple of times [[Norman Mailer\|Mailer]] uses an omniscient narrator in fiction, the others being ~~"Advertisements~~ for Myself on the Way ~~Out"~~ ([[58.4]]) and ''The Castle in the Forest'' ([[07.10]]). Rpt: [[59.13]] (with revised and expanded preface), [[67.11]], [[82.19]], [[98.7]]. See 58.4.		Novella (with brief prefatory comment on unnumbered page facing p. 1) intended as preface to a cycle of eight interlocking novels (''The Deer Park'' ([[55.4]]) was the only novel of the cycle to be published). One of only a couple of times [[Norman Mailer\|Mailer]] uses an omniscient narrator in fiction, the others being “Advertisements for Myself on the Way Out” ([[58.4]]) and ''The Castle in the Forest'' ([[07.10]]). Rpt: [[59.13]] (with revised and expanded preface), [[67.11]], [[82.19]], [[98.7]]. See 58.4.

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2018-12-01T16:20:03Z

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====="The Man Who Studied Yoga". In ''New Short Novels 2'', 1-29. New York: Ballantine, early May, simultaneously as a softcover.=====

Novella (with brief prefatory comment on unnumbered page facing p. 1) intended as preface to a cycle of eight interlocking novels (''The Deer Park'' ([[55.4]]) was the only novel of the cycle to be published). One of only a couple of times [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] uses an omniscient narrator in fiction, the others being "Advertisements for Myself on the Way Out" ([[58.4]]) and ''The Castle in the Forest'' ([[07.10]]). Rpt: [[59.13]] (with revised and expanded preface), [[67.11]], [[82.19]], [[98.7]]. See 58.4.

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