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	* '''2015-12-14''': [http://www.wsj.com/articles/mailer-center-awards-young-writers-1449794162 Mailer Center Awards Young Writers]: The Norman Mailer Center, founded after the novelist’s death in 2007 to sustain his aim of fostering fledgling writers, honors its 2015 winners—young writers and teachers—and awards $17,500 in prizes.		* '''2015-12-14''': [http://www.wsj.com/articles/mailer-center-awards-young-writers-1449794162 Mailer Center Awards Young Writers]: The Norman Mailer Center, founded after the novelist’s death in 2007 to sustain his aim of fostering fledgling writers, honors its 2015 winners—young writers and teachers—and awards $17,500 in prizes.

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	* '''2015-12-14''': [http://www.wsj.com/articles/mailer-center-awards-young-writers-1449794162 Mailer Center Awards Young Writers]: The Norman Mailer Center, founded after the novelist’s death in 2007 to sustain his aim of fostering fledgling writers, honors its 2015 winners—young writers and teachers—and awards $17,500 in prizes.		* '''2015-12-14''': [http://www.wsj.com/articles/mailer-center-awards-young-writers-1449794162 Mailer Center Awards Young Writers]: The Norman Mailer Center, founded after the novelist’s death in 2007 to sustain his aim of fostering fledgling writers, honors its 2015 winners—young writers and teachers—and awards $17,500 in prizes.

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	* '''2015-09-27''': The ''Boston Globe'' reports: “[https://www.bostonglobe.com/arts/books/2015/09/26/new-england-literary-news/fRnQ60l8Uq9yBm8igp1YnO/story.html Norman Mailer conference starts this week].” Fans of Norman Mailer, including a half dozen of his children, will be converging on Provincetown this week for an annual conference that examines his prodigious output of fiction, nonfiction, and journalism.		* '''2015-09-27''': The ''Boston Globe'' reports: “[https://www.bostonglobe.com/arts/books/2015/09/26/new-england-literary-news/fRnQ60l8Uq9yBm8igp1YnO/story.html Norman Mailer conference starts this week].” Fans of Norman Mailer, including a half dozen of his children, will be converging on Provincetown this week for an annual conference that examines his prodigious output of fiction, nonfiction, and journalism.
	* '''2015-09-22''': On October 21 at 7pm, the [[:File:2015-No-Filter.jpg\|No Filter Screening Series]] and the Norman Mailer Society will present ''Will the Real Norman Mailer Please Stand Up?'' [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/no-filter-screening-series-tickets-18499409231 Get your tickets].		* '''2015-09-22''': On October 21 at 7pm, the [[:File:2015-No-Filter.jpg\|No Filter Screening Series]] and the Norman Mailer Society will present ''Will the Real Norman Mailer Please Stand Up?'' [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/no-filter-screening-series-tickets-18499409231 Get your tickets].


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	* '''2015-09-08''': Kristin FitzPatrick’s debut book, ''[https://wvupressonline.com/node/574 My Pulse is an Earthquake]'', is a collection of short stories available September 1 from West Virginia University Press and for pre-order. The nine stories in ''My Pulse is an Earthquake'' take place in the clutches of grief, where characters struggle to make sense of sudden losses of life, love, and community. Here we see survivor’s guilt in its lesser-known forms, as it follows characters to work, to bed, and into their most haunting dreams.		* '''2015-09-08''': Kristin FitzPatrick’s debut book, ''[https://wvupressonline.com/node/574 My Pulse is an Earthquake]'', is a collection of short stories available September 1 from West Virginia University Press and for pre-order. The nine stories in ''My Pulse is an Earthquake'' take place in the clutches of grief, where characters struggle to make sense of sudden losses of life, love, and community. Here we see survivor’s guilt in its lesser-known forms, as it follows characters to work, to bed, and into their most haunting dreams.
	* '''2015-09-07''': Dr. [[Barry Leeds]], a longtime favorite in the English Department of Central Connecticut State University, passed away last April. To celebrate his nearly 50 years of service to CCSU, the Department of English is hosting a memorial for Dr. Leeds, to which current faculty, retired faculty, students, friends, and alumni are invited. The event will take place Tuesday, October 6, in the Marcus White living room, from 5 to 7 p.m. This will be an informal venue in which attendees will be invited to share anecdotes and other reminiscences about Dr. Leeds, who was an exemplary teacher, scholar, and mentor for so many through the years. Refreshments will be provided. CCSU is located at 1615 Stanley Street, New Britain, CT 06050-4010. For more information, contact Robert Dunne: 860-832-2756 (dunne@ccsu.edu).		* '''2015-09-07''': Dr. [[Barry Leeds]], a longtime favorite in the English Department of Central Connecticut State University, passed away last April. To celebrate his nearly 50 years of service to CCSU, the Department of English is hosting a memorial for Dr. Leeds, to which current faculty, retired faculty, students, friends, and alumni are invited. The event will take place Tuesday, October 6, in the Marcus White living room, from 5 to 7 p.m. This will be an informal venue in which attendees will be invited to share anecdotes and other reminiscences about Dr. Leeds, who was an exemplary teacher, scholar, and mentor for so many through the years. Refreshments will be provided. CCSU is located at 1615 Stanley Street, New Britain, CT 06050-4010. For more information, contact Robert Dunne: 860-832-2756 (dunne@ccsu.edu).

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	* '''2015-12-14''': [http://www.wsj.com/articles/mailer-center-awards-young-writers-1449794162 Mailer Center Awards Young Writers]: The Norman Mailer Center, founded after the novelist’s death in 2007 to sustain his aim of fostering fledgling writers, honors its 2015 winners—young writers and teachers—and awards $17,500 in prizes.		* '''2015-12-14''': [http://www.wsj.com/articles/mailer-center-awards-young-writers-1449794162 Mailer Center Awards Young Writers]: The Norman Mailer Center, founded after the novelist’s death in 2007 to sustain his aim of fostering fledgling writers, honors its 2015 winners—young writers and teachers—and awards $17,500 in prizes.
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	* '''2015-09-07''': Dr. [[Barry Leeds]], a longtime favorite in the English Department of Central Connecticut State University, passed away last April. To celebrate his nearly 50 years of service to CCSU, the Department of English is hosting a memorial for Dr. Leeds, to which current faculty, retired faculty, students, friends, and alumni are invited. The event will take place Tuesday, October 6, in the Marcus White living room, from 5 to 7 p.m. This will be an informal venue in which attendees will be invited to share anecdotes and other reminiscences about Dr. Leeds, who was an exemplary teacher, scholar, and mentor for so many through the years. Refreshments will be provided. CCSU is located at 1615 Stanley Street, New Britain, CT 06050-4010. For more information, contact Robert Dunne: 860-832-2756 (dunne@ccsu.edu).		* '''2015-09-07''': Dr. [[Barry Leeds]], a longtime favorite in the English Department of Central Connecticut State University, passed away last April. To celebrate his nearly 50 years of service to CCSU, the Department of English is hosting a memorial for Dr. Leeds, to which current faculty, retired faculty, students, friends, and alumni are invited. The event will take place Tuesday, October 6, in the Marcus White living room, from 5 to 7 p.m. This will be an informal venue in which attendees will be invited to share anecdotes and other reminiscences about Dr. Leeds, who was an exemplary teacher, scholar, and mentor for so many through the years. Refreshments will be provided. CCSU is located at 1615 Stanley Street, New Britain, CT 06050-4010. For more information, contact Robert Dunne: 860-832-2756 (dunne@ccsu.edu).

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	* '''2015-09-27''': The ''Boston Globe'' reports: “[https://www.bostonglobe.com/arts/books/2015/09/26/new-england-literary-news/fRnQ60l8Uq9yBm8igp1YnO/story.html Norman Mailer conference starts this week].” Fans of Norman Mailer, including a half dozen of his children, will be converging on Provincetown this week for an annual conference that examines his prodigious output of fiction, nonfiction, and journalism.		* '''2015-09-27''': The ''Boston Globe'' reports: “[https://www.bostonglobe.com/arts/books/2015/09/26/new-england-literary-news/fRnQ60l8Uq9yBm8igp1YnO/story.html Norman Mailer conference starts this week].” Fans of Norman Mailer, including a half dozen of his children, will be converging on Provincetown this week for an annual conference that examines his prodigious output of fiction, nonfiction, and journalism.
	* '''2015-09-22''': On October 21 at 7pm, the [[:File:2015-No-Filter.jpg\|No Filter Screening Series]] and the Norman Mailer Society will present ''Will the Real Norman Mailer Please Stand Up?'' [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/no-filter-screening-series-tickets-18499409231 Get your tickets].		* '''2015-09-22''': On October 21 at 7pm, the [[:File:2015-No-Filter.jpg\|No Filter Screening Series]] and the Norman Mailer Society will present ''Will the Real Norman Mailer Please Stand Up?'' [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/no-filter-screening-series-tickets-18499409231 Get your tickets].
			* '''2015-09-08''': Kristin FitzPatrick’s debut book, ''[https://wvupressonline.com/node/574 My Pulse is an Earthquake]'', is a collection of short stories available September 1 from West Virginia University Press and for pre-order. The nine stories in ''My Pulse is an Earthquake'' take place in the clutches of grief, where characters struggle to make sense of sudden losses of life, love, and community. Here we see survivor’s guilt in its lesser-known forms, as it follows characters to work, to bed, and into their most haunting dreams.
			* '''2015-09-07''': Dr. [[Barry Leeds]], a longtime favorite in the English Department of Central Connecticut State University, passed away last April. To celebrate his nearly 50 years of service to CCSU, the Department of English is hosting a memorial for Dr. Leeds, to which current faculty, retired faculty, students, friends, and alumni are invited. The event will take place Tuesday, October 6, in the Marcus White living room, from 5 to 7 p.m. This will be an informal venue in which attendees will be invited to share anecdotes and other reminiscences about Dr. Leeds, who was an exemplary teacher, scholar, and mentor for so many through the years. Refreshments will be provided. CCSU is located at 1615 Stanley Street, New Britain, CT 06050-4010. For more information, contact Robert Dunne: 860-832-2756 (dunne@ccsu.edu).

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Grlucas: More updates.

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More updates.

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	* '''2015-10-13''': “[https://litreactor.com/news/no-filter-screening-series-brings-mailer-doc-to-williamsburg No Filter Screening Series Brings Mailer Doc To Williamsburg]”: NO FILTER, a quarterly screening series hosted at the Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg (uh, the hip New York Williamsburg, not the colonial one), will be screening ''Will The Real Norman Mailer Please Stand Up?'' on October 21st.		* '''2015-10-13''': “[https://litreactor.com/news/no-filter-screening-series-brings-mailer-doc-to-williamsburg No Filter Screening Series Brings Mailer Doc To Williamsburg]”: NO FILTER, a quarterly screening series hosted at the Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg (uh, the hip New York Williamsburg, not the colonial one), will be screening ''Will The Real Norman Mailer Please Stand Up?'' on October 21st.
	* '''2015-10-12''': “[https://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/13/nyregion/village-voice-sold-to-peter-barbey-owner-of-a-pennsylvania-newspaper.html Village Voice Sold to Peter Barbey, Owner of a Pennsylvania Newspaper]”: The ''Voice'' was founded by a triumvirate of New Yorkers — Dan Wolf, Edwin Fancher and Norman Mailer — and built a stable of writers who quickly became familiar to readers for their originality and wit.		* '''2015-10-12''': “[https://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/13/nyregion/village-voice-sold-to-peter-barbey-owner-of-a-pennsylvania-newspaper.html Village Voice Sold to Peter Barbey, Owner of a Pennsylvania Newspaper]”: The ''Voice'' was founded by a triumvirate of New Yorkers — Dan Wolf, Edwin Fancher and Norman Mailer — and built a stable of writers who quickly became familiar to readers for their originality and wit.
			* '''2015-10-05''': “[http://www.esquire.com/entertainment/g2375/50-best-esquire-covers/ The 50 Greatest Esquire Covers of All Time]”: [[94.7\|Mailer on Madonna]] makes the list. Thanks, John.
			* '''2015-09-27''': The ''Boston Globe'' reports: “[https://www.bostonglobe.com/arts/books/2015/09/26/new-england-literary-news/fRnQ60l8Uq9yBm8igp1YnO/story.html Norman Mailer conference starts this week].” Fans of Norman Mailer, including a half dozen of his children, will be converging on Provincetown this week for an annual conference that examines his prodigious output of fiction, nonfiction, and journalism.
			* '''2015-09-22''': On October 21 at 7pm, the [[:File:2015-No-Filter.jpg\|No Filter Screening Series]] and the Norman Mailer Society will present ''Will the Real Norman Mailer Please Stand Up?'' [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/no-filter-screening-series-tickets-18499409231 Get your tickets].

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Grlucas: Added more. Still more to go.

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Added more. Still more to go.

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	* '''2015-12-11''': Listen to “[https://soundcloud.com/esquireclassics/superman-comes-to-the-supermart-by-norman-mailer Superman Comes To The Supermart By Norman Mailer]” on the ''Esquire'' Classic Podcast.		* '''2015-12-11''': Listen to “[https://soundcloud.com/esquireclassics/superman-comes-to-the-supermart-by-norman-mailer Superman Comes To The Supermart By Norman Mailer]” on the ''Esquire'' Classic Podcast.
	* [[File:205-Rushdie-NMC.jpg\|thumb]]'''2015-11-04''': Join the Norman Mailer Center on Thursday, December 10, 2015 in honoring Salman Rushdie for Lifetime Achievement.		* [[File:205-Rushdie-NMC.jpg\|thumb]]'''2015-11-04''': Join the Norman Mailer Center on Thursday, December 10, 2015 in honoring Salman Rushdie for Lifetime Achievement.
	* '''2015-11-02''': Peter Alson writes about acting with Demi Moore in “[https://peteralson.com/2015/11/01/star-turn/ Star Turn]”: “I went up to the Bronx the other day to visit the set of ''Blind'', the movie my cousin Michael Mailer is directing, based on a script by my cousin John Mailer. Little did I suspect that I would wind up in the movie. The fact is, I’d been thinking I’d wait until they were filming in Manhattan to visit. So it was a very spur of the moment decision on my part, as it was no doubt Michael’s when he asked me if I’d like to be in the ~~movie…~~ .”		* '''2015-11-02''': Peter Alson writes about acting with Demi Moore in “[https://peteralson.com/2015/11/01/star-turn/ Star Turn]”: “I went up to the Bronx the other day to visit the set of ''Blind'', the movie my cousin Michael Mailer is directing, based on a script by my cousin John Mailer. Little did I suspect that I would wind up in the movie. The fact is, I’d been thinking I’d wait until they were filming in Manhattan to visit. So it was a very spur of the moment decision on my part, as it was no doubt Michael’s when he asked me if I’d like to be in the movie. …”
	* '''2015-10-29''': An [[Norman Mailer Society/News/2015/October News\|October update]] has been posted.		* '''2015-10-29''': An [[Norman Mailer Society/News/2015/October News\|October update]] has been posted.
			* '''2015-10-20''': [[:File:2015-Superman.jpg\|Superman Comes to the Supermarket]]: An Examination of Norman Mailer’s 1960 Kennedy Campaign Essay. Thursday, October 29, 2015. Join [[Lawrence Schiller]], Mailer’s co-author of ''Oswald’s Tale'', in conversation with [[J. Michael Lennon]], Mailer’s archivist and biographer. More information at [http://jfk.org JFK.org].
			* '''2015-10-13''': “[https://litreactor.com/news/no-filter-screening-series-brings-mailer-doc-to-williamsburg No Filter Screening Series Brings Mailer Doc To Williamsburg]”: NO FILTER, a quarterly screening series hosted at the Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg (uh, the hip New York Williamsburg, not the colonial one), will be screening ''Will The Real Norman Mailer Please Stand Up?'' on October 21st.
			* '''2015-10-12''': “[https://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/13/nyregion/village-voice-sold-to-peter-barbey-owner-of-a-pennsylvania-newspaper.html Village Voice Sold to Peter Barbey, Owner of a Pennsylvania Newspaper]”: The ''Voice'' was founded by a triumvirate of New Yorkers — Dan Wolf, Edwin Fancher and Norman Mailer — and built a stable of writers who quickly became familiar to readers for their originality and wit.

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* '''2015-12-14''': [http://www.wsj.com/articles/mailer-center-awards-young-writers-1449794162 Mailer Center Awards Young Writers]: The Norman Mailer Center, founded after the novelist’s death in 2007 to sustain his aim of fostering fledgling writers, honors its 2015 winners—young writers and teachers—and awards $17,500 in prizes.
* '''2015-12-11''': Listen to “[https://soundcloud.com/esquireclassics/superman-comes-to-the-supermart-by-norman-mailer Superman Comes To The Supermart By Norman Mailer]” on the ''Esquire'' Classic Podcast.
* [[File:205-Rushdie-NMC.jpg|thumb]]'''2015-11-04''': Join the Norman Mailer Center on Thursday, December 10, 2015 in honoring Salman Rushdie for Lifetime Achievement.
* '''2015-11-02''': Peter Alson writes about acting with Demi Moore in “[https://peteralson.com/2015/11/01/star-turn/ Star Turn]”: “I went up to the Bronx the other day to visit the set of ''Blind'', the movie my cousin Michael Mailer is directing, based on a script by my cousin John Mailer. Little did I suspect that I would wind up in the movie. The fact is, I’d been thinking I’d wait until they were filming in Manhattan to visit. So it was a very spur of the moment decision on my part, as it was no doubt Michael’s when he asked me if I’d like to be in the movie… .”
* '''2015-10-29''': An [[Norman Mailer Society/News/2015/October News|October update]] has been posted.

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