Norris Church Mailer - Revision history

Jules Carry: Corrected ref errors.

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Jules Carry: Some updates.

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	[[File: Norris Church Mailer.jpeg\|thumb\|Photo courtesy of the Norris Church Mailer Estate.]]		[[File: Norris Church Mailer.jpeg\|thumb\|Photo courtesy of the Norris Church Mailer Estate.]]
	Norris Church Mailer (née Barbara Jean Davis, January 31, 1949, in Arkansas) was an American artist, actress, model, and author of several books. Her publications include the memoir, ''A Ticket to the Circus'', and the novels ''Cheap Diamonds'' and ''Windchill Summer''.		Norris Church Mailer (née Barbara Jean Davis, January 31, 1949, in Atkins, Arkansas) was an American artist, actress, model, and author of several books. Her publications include the memoir, ''A Ticket to the Circus'', and the novels ''Cheap Diamonds'' and ''Windchill Summer''. She is the mother of [[Matthew Mailer\|Matthew]], her son with her first husband, and [[John Buffalo Mailer\|John Buffalo]].{{sfn\|Moore\|1989\|p=66}}

	~~Originally from [[w:Atkins, Arkansas\|Atkins, Arkansas]], Norris had several successful careers.{{sfn\|Mailer\|1989}}~~ After graduating from [[w:Arkansas Tech University\|Arkansas Polytechnic College]], Norris became an art teacher and, later, a successful model for [[w:Wilhelmina Models\|Wilhelmina modeling agency]].{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ~~Norris~~ held several successful one-woman art exhibits~~, while acting~~ in: [[w:Ragtime (film)\|''Ragtime'']] (1981), [[w:The Executioner's Song (film)\|''The Executioner's Song'']] (1982), and the television drama, [[w:All My Children\|''All My Children'']].{{sfn\|Mansfield\|2008}} Norris was a member of the [[w:Actors Studio\|Actors Studio]].		After graduating from [[w:Arkansas Tech University\|Arkansas Polytechnic College]], Norris became an art teacher and, later, a successful model for [[w:Wilhelmina Models\|Wilhelmina modeling agency]].{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} She held several successful one-woman art exhibits and appeared in [[w:Ragtime (film)\|''Ragtime'']] (1981), [[w:The Executioner's Song (film)\|''The Executioner's Song'']] (1982), and the television drama, [[w:All My Children\|''All My Children'']].{{sfn\|Mansfield\|2008}} Norris was a member of the [[w:Actors Studio\|Actors Studio]].{{sfn\|Moore\|1989\|p=66}}

	Norris's near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. Norris described Mailer as “the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]],”{{sfn\|Berger\|2019\|p=B11}} often seeking his advice on novel drafts and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her life.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010~~}} Norris was mother and stepmother to nine children.{{sfn\|Berger\|2019~~}}		Norris's near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. Norris described Mailer as “the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]],”{{sfn\|Berger\|2019\|p=B11}} often seeking his advice on novel drafts and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her life.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010}}

	In 2004, [[w:Wilkes University\|Wilkes University]] established the Norris Mailer Church Fellowship in Creative Writing in her honor. Norris died in 2010 of complications from [[w:Gastrointestinal cancer\|gastrointestinal cancer]].{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}		In 2004, [[w:Wilkes University\|Wilkes University]] established the Norris Mailer Church Fellowship in Creative Writing in her honor. Norris died in 2010 of complications from [[w:Gastrointestinal cancer\|gastrointestinal cancer]].{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}
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	==~~Works Cited~~==		==Bibliography==
	{{Refbegin\|40em}}		{{Refbegin\|40em}}
	* {{cite news \|last=Berger \|first=Joseph \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Church Mailer, Artist and Ally, Dies at 61 \|work=New York Times \|location=New York \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite news \|last=Berger \|first=Joseph \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Church Mailer, Artist and Ally, Dies at 61 \|work=New York Times \|location=New York \|ref=harv }}
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	* {{cite news \|last=Klemesrud \|first=Judy \|date=April 22, 1979 \|title=Life With Norman Mailer: So far it has been good to Norris Church \|work=St. Louis Post-Dispatch \|location= \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite news \|last=Klemesrud \|first=Judy \|date=April 22, 1979 \|title=Life With Norman Mailer: So far it has been good to Norris Church \|work=St. Louis Post-Dispatch \|location= \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite news \|last=Klemesrud \|first=Judy \|date=April 22, 1979 \|title=Mailer's Latest Love Story \|work=St. Louis Post-Dispatch \|location=New York \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite news \|last=Klemesrud \|first=Judy \|date=April 22, 1979 \|title=Mailer's Latest Love Story \|work=St. Louis Post-Dispatch \|location=New York \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite ~~interview~~ \|last=~~Mailer~~ \|first=~~Norris~~ \|~~subject-link~~=~~Norris Church Mailer \|interviewer=Frazier Moore~~ \|title=The Very Versatile, Mrs. Mailer \|~~publisher~~= \|location= \|~~date~~=~~April 1989~~ \|~~work~~= \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite magazine \|last=Moore \|first=Frazier \|date=April 1989 \|title=The Very Versatile Mrs. Mailer \|url= \|magazine=Interview \|location= \|pages=66–68 \|access-date= \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite news \|last=Mansfield \|first=Stephanie \|date=January 26, 1986 \|title=Norris Mailer, Out of Arkansas The Author's Sixth Wife, Her Art and Her Roots \|work=Washington Post \|location= \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite news \|last=Mansfield \|first=Stephanie \|date=January 26, 1986 \|title=Norris Mailer, Out of Arkansas The Author's Sixth Wife, Her Art and Her Roots \|work=Washington Post \|location= \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite press release \|author=Wilkes University\|title=The Norris Church Mailer Fellowship in Creative Writing\|url=https://www.wilkes.edu/academics/graduate-programs/masters-programs/creative-writing-ma-mfa/admissions-requirements/financial-aid.aspx \|date=2004 \|access-date=2019-04-07 \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite press release \|author=Wilkes University\|title=The Norris Church Mailer Fellowship in Creative Writing\|url=https://www.wilkes.edu/academics/graduate-programs/masters-programs/creative-writing-ma-mfa/admissions-requirements/financial-aid.aspx \|date=2004 \|access-date=2019-04-07 \|ref=harv }}

Jules Carry: Fixed several typos and inconsistencies; made bio consistent with other site contributors.

2019-04-08T11:56:51Z

Fixed several typos and inconsistencies; made bio consistent with other site contributors.

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 [[File: Norris Church Mailer.jpeg|thumb|Photo courtesy of the Norris Church Mailer Estate.]]
-Norris Church Mailer (born Barbara Jean Davis, January 31, 1949, in Arkansas – died November 21, 2010, in [[w:Brooklyn Heights|Brooklyn Heights, New York City]]){{sfn|Norris Church Mailer|2014}} was an American artist, actress, model, and author of several books. Her publications include the memoir, ''A Ticket to the Circus'', and the novels ''Cheap Diamonds'' and ''Windchill Summer''.{{sfn|Wire Report|2010}}
+Norris Church Mailer (née Barbara Jean Davis, January 31, 1949, in Arkansas) was an American artist, actress, model, and author of several books. Her publications include the memoir, ''A Ticket to the Circus'', and the novels ''Cheap Diamonds'' and ''Windchill Summer''.
-=Early Life & Career=
+Originally from [[w:Atkins, Arkansas|Atkins, Arkansas]], Norris had several successful careers.{{sfn|Mailer|1989}} After graduating from [[w:Arkansas Tech University|Arkansas Polytechnic College]], Norris became an art teacher and, later, a successful model for [[w:Wilhelmina Models|Wilhelmina modeling agency]].{{sfn|Klemesrud|1979}} Norris held several successful one-woman art exhibits, while acting in: [[w:Ragtime (film)|''Ragtime'']] (1981), [[w:The Executioner's Song (film)|''The Executioner's Song'']] (1982), and the television drama, [[w:All My Children|''All My Children'']].{{sfn|Mansfield|2008}} Norris was a member of the [[w:Actors Studio|Actors Studio]].
 * [[:Category: Written by Norris Church Mailer|Contributions]]
 * [[Tributes to Norris Church Mailer]]
 ==Citations==
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-* {{cite news |last=Berger |first=Joseph |date=November 22, 2010 |title=Norris Church Mailer, Artist and Ally, Dies at 61 |work=New York Times |location=New York }}
+[[Category:Contributors]]

Namir Riptide: Fixed random error on access date

2019-04-07T23:40:16Z

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	* {{cite news \|last=Berger \|first=Joseph \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Church Mailer, Artist and Ally, Dies at 61 \|work=New York Times \|location=New York }}		* {{cite news \|last=Berger \|first=Joseph \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Church Mailer, Artist and Ally, Dies at 61 \|work=New York Times \|location=New York }}
	* {{cite newsgroup \|title=Provincetown Arts 'hero' Mailer is missed \|author=Bragg, M. A. \|date=November 23, 2010 \|work=CapeCodOnline.com\|message-id=\|url=http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/20101123/NEWS/11230311 \|access-date=~~2019~~-4-7}}		* {{cite newsgroup \|title=Provincetown Arts 'hero' Mailer is missed \|author=Bragg, M. A. \|date=November 23, 2010 \|work=CapeCodOnline.com\|message-id=\|url=http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/20101123/NEWS/11230311 \|access-date=2010-11-26}}
	* {{cite journal \|last=Harris \|first=Ellen \|date=December 2010 \|title=The Norman Conquest, or The Last Wife of Norman Mailer Speaks \|journal=Belle Lettres \|volume=11 \|issue=1 \|pages=22-23 }}		* {{cite journal \|last=Harris \|first=Ellen \|date=December 2010 \|title=The Norman Conquest, or The Last Wife of Norman Mailer Speaks \|journal=Belle Lettres \|volume=11 \|issue=1 \|pages=22-23 }}
	* {{cite news \|last=Italie \|first=Hillel \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Mailer; her memoir tells of life as author's 6th wife \|work=Boston Globe \|location=New York }}		* {{cite news \|last=Italie \|first=Hillel \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Mailer; her memoir tells of life as author's 6th wife \|work=Boston Globe \|location=New York }}

Namir Riptide: Fixed broken newsgroup, and bad link to article

2019-04-07T23:38:11Z

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	* {{cite news \|last=Berger \|first=Joseph \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Church Mailer, Artist and Ally, Dies at 61 \|work=New York Times \|location=New York }}		* {{cite news \|last=Berger \|first=Joseph \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Church Mailer, Artist and Ally, Dies at 61 \|work=New York Times \|location=New York }}
	* {{cite newsgroup \|title=Provincetown Arts 'hero' Mailer is missed \|author=Bragg, M. A. \|date=November 23, 2010 \|~~newsgroup~~=CapeCodOnline.com\|message-id=\|url=http://www.~~capecodonline~~.com~~/apps/pbcs.dll~~/article~~?AID=~~/20101123/NEWS/11230311/ \|access-date=~~2010~~-11-26}}		* {{cite newsgroup \|title=Provincetown Arts 'hero' Mailer is missed \|author=Bragg, M. A. \|date=November 23, 2010 \|work=CapeCodOnline.com\|message-id=\|url=http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/20101123/NEWS/11230311 \|access-date=2019-4-7}}
	* {{cite journal \|last=Harris \|first=Ellen \|date=December 2010 \|title=The Norman Conquest, or The Last Wife of Norman Mailer Speaks \|journal=Belle Lettres \|volume=11 \|issue=1 \|pages=22-23 }}		* {{cite journal \|last=Harris \|first=Ellen \|date=December 2010 \|title=The Norman Conquest, or The Last Wife of Norman Mailer Speaks \|journal=Belle Lettres \|volume=11 \|issue=1 \|pages=22-23 }}
	* {{cite news \|last=Italie \|first=Hillel \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Mailer; her memoir tells of life as author's 6th wife \|work=Boston Globe \|location=New York }}		* {{cite news \|last=Italie \|first=Hillel \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Mailer; her memoir tells of life as author's 6th wife \|work=Boston Globe \|location=New York }}

Namir Riptide: Possbile conciseness edit with Early life, added Wilkes University to Works Cited as Author of Scholarship.

2019-04-07T23:22:43Z

Possbile conciseness edit with Early life, added Wilkes University to Works Cited as Author of Scholarship.

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	=Early Life & Career=		=Early Life & Career=
	Originally from [[w:Atkins, Arkansas\|Atkins, Arkansas]], Norris had several successful careers.{{sfn\|Mailer\|1989}} After graduating from [[w:Arkansas Tech University\|Arkansas Polytechnic College]], Norris became an art teacher and, later, a successful model for [[w:Wilhelmina Models\|Wilhelmina modeling agency]].{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} Norris held several successful one-woman art exhibits, while acting in ~~television and features films, including~~ [[w:Ragtime (film)\|''Ragtime'']] (1981), [[w:The Executioner's Song (film)\|''The Executioner's Song'']] (1982), and the television ~~soap~~, [[w:All My Children\|''All My Children'']]{{sfn\|Mansfield\|2008}}. Norris was a member of the [[w:Actors Studio\|Actors Studio]].{{sfn\|Wire Reports\|2010}}		Originally from [[w:Atkins, Arkansas\|Atkins, Arkansas]], Norris had several successful careers.{{sfn\|Mailer\|1989}} After graduating from [[w:Arkansas Tech University\|Arkansas Polytechnic College]], Norris became an art teacher and, later, a successful model for [[w:Wilhelmina Models\|Wilhelmina modeling agency]].{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} Norris held several successful one-woman art exhibits, while acting in: [[w:Ragtime (film)\|''Ragtime'']] (1981), [[w:The Executioner's Song (film)\|''The Executioner's Song'']] (1982), and the television drama, [[w:All My Children\|''All My Children'']]{{sfn\|Mansfield\|2008}}. Norris was a member of the [[w:Actors Studio\|Actors Studio]].{{sfn\|Wire Reports\|2010}}

	=Life with Normal Mailer=		=Life with Normal Mailer=
	Norris's near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. Norris described Mailer as "the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]]"{{sfn\|Berger\|2019\|p=B11}}, often seeking his advice on novel drafts and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her life.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010}} Norris was mother and stepmother to nine children.{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}		Norris's near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. Norris described Mailer as "the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]]"{{sfn\|Berger\|2019\|p=B11}}, often seeking his advice on novel drafts and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her life.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010}} Norris was mother and stepmother to nine children.{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}

	=Legacy & Death=		=Legacy & Death=
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	* {{cite news \|last=Berger \|first=Joseph \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Church Mailer, Artist and Ally, Dies at 61 \|work=New York Times \|location=New York }}		* {{cite news \|last=Berger \|first=Joseph \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Church Mailer, Artist and Ally, Dies at 61 \|work=New York Times \|location=New York }}
	* {{cite newsgroup \|title=Provincetown Arts 'hero' Mailer is missed \|author=Bragg, M. A. \|date=November 23, 2010 \|newsgroup=CapeCodOnline.com \|message-id= \|url=http://www.capecodonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20101123/NEWS/11230311/ \|access-date=2010-11-26}}		* {{cite newsgroup \|title=Provincetown Arts 'hero' Mailer is missed \|author=Bragg, M. A. \|date=November 23, 2010 \|newsgroup=CapeCodOnline.com\|message-id=\|url=http://www.capecodonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20101123/NEWS/11230311/ \|access-date=2010-11-26}}
	* {{cite journal \|last=Harris \|first=Ellen \|date=December 2010 \|title=The Norman Conquest, or The Last Wife of Norman Mailer Speaks \|journal=Belle Lettres \|volume=11 \|issue=1 \|pages=22-23 }}		* {{cite journal \|last=Harris \|first=Ellen \|date=December 2010 \|title=The Norman Conquest, or The Last Wife of Norman Mailer Speaks \|journal=Belle Lettres \|volume=11 \|issue=1 \|pages=22-23 }}
	* {{cite news \|last=Italie \|first=Hillel \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Mailer; her memoir tells of life as author's 6th wife \|work=Boston Globe \|location=New York }}		* {{cite news \|last=Italie \|first=Hillel \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Mailer; her memoir tells of life as author's 6th wife \|work=Boston Globe \|location=New York }}
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	* {{cite interview \|last=Mailer \|first=Norris \|subject-link=Norris Church Mailer \|interviewer=Frazier Moore \|title=The Very Versatile, Mrs. Mailer \|publisher= \|location= \|date=April 1989 \|work= }}		* {{cite interview \|last=Mailer \|first=Norris \|subject-link=Norris Church Mailer \|interviewer=Frazier Moore \|title=The Very Versatile, Mrs. Mailer \|publisher= \|location= \|date=April 1989 \|work= }}
	* {{cite news \|last=Mansfield \|first=Stephanie \|date=January 26, 1986 \|title=Norris Mailer, Out of Arkansas The Author's Sixth Wife, Her Art and Her Roots \|work=Washington Post \|location= }}		* {{cite news \|last=Mansfield \|first=Stephanie \|date=January 26, 1986 \|title=Norris Mailer, Out of Arkansas The Author's Sixth Wife, Her Art and Her Roots \|work=Washington Post \|location= }}
	* {{cite press release \|author=~~<!--no by-line.-->~~ \|title= The Norris Church Mailer Fellowship in Creative Writing\|url=https://www.wilkes.edu/academics/graduate-programs/masters-programs/creative-writing-ma-mfa/admissions-requirements/financial-aid.aspx \|date=~~n.d.~~ \|access-date=2019-04-07}}		* {{cite press release \|author=Wilks University\|title= The Norris Church Mailer Fellowship in Creative Writing\|url=https://www.wilkes.edu/academics/graduate-programs/masters-programs/creative-writing-ma-mfa/admissions-requirements/financial-aid.aspx \|date=2004 \|access-date=2019-04-07}}
	* {{cite news \|author=Wire Reports\|title=Norris Mailer, 6th wife of Norman Mailer, dies \|work=Tulsa World \|location= \|date=2010-11-26 }}		* {{cite news \|author=Wire Reports\|title=Norris Mailer, 6th wife of Norman Mailer, dies \|work=Tulsa World \|location= \|date=2010-11-26 }}

Dillbug: /* Life with Normal Mailer */

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Life with Normal Mailer

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	=Life with Normal Mailer=		=Life with Normal Mailer=
	Norris ~~Church Mailer~~'s near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. ~~She~~ described Mailer as "the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]]"{{sfn\|Berger\|2019\|p=B11}}, often seeking his advice on novel drafts and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her life.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010}} Norris was mother and stepmother to nine children.{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}		Norris's near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. Norris described Mailer as "the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]]"{{sfn\|Berger\|2019\|p=B11}}, often seeking his advice on novel drafts and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her life.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010}} Norris was mother and stepmother to nine children.{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}

	=Legacy & Death=		=Legacy & Death=

Dillbug: /* Life with Normal Mailer */

2019-04-07T17:20:04Z

Life with Normal Mailer

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	=Life with Normal Mailer=		=Life with Normal Mailer=
	Norris Church Mailer's near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. She described Mailer as "the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]]"{{sfn\|Berger\|2019\|p=B11}}, often seeking his advice on drafts ~~of her novels~~ and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her life.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010}} Norris was mother and stepmother to nine children.{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}		Norris Church Mailer's near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. She described Mailer as "the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]]"{{sfn\|Berger\|2019\|p=B11}}, often seeking his advice on novel drafts and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her life.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010}} Norris was mother and stepmother to nine children.{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}

	=Legacy & Death=		=Legacy & Death=

Dillbug: /* Legacy & Death */

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Legacy & Death

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	=Legacy & Death=		=Legacy & Death=
	In 2004, [[w:Wilkes University\|Wilkes University]] established the Norris Mailer Church Fellowship in ~~creative writing~~ in her honor.{{sfn\|The Norris Church Mailer Fellowship in Creative Writing\|n.d.}} ~~She~~ died in 2010 of complications from [[w:Gastrointestinal cancer\|gastrointestinal cancer]].{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}		In 2004, [[w:Wilkes University\|Wilkes University]] established the Norris Mailer Church Fellowship in Creative Writing in her honor.{{sfn\|The Norris Church Mailer Fellowship in Creative Writing\|n.d.}} Norris died in 2010 of complications from [[w:Gastrointestinal cancer\|gastrointestinal cancer]].{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}

Dillbug: /* Life with Normal Mailer */

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Life with Normal Mailer

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	=Life with Normal Mailer=		=Life with Normal Mailer=
	Norris Church Mailer's near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. She described Mailer as "the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]]"{{sfn\|Berger\|2019\|p=B11}}, often seeking his advice on drafts of her novels and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her ~~relationship with Mailer~~.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010}} Norris was mother and stepmother to nine children.{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}		Norris Church Mailer's near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. She described Mailer as "the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]]"{{sfn\|Berger\|2019\|p=B11}}, often seeking his advice on drafts of her novels and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her life.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010}} Norris was mother and stepmother to nine children.{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}

	=Legacy & Death=		=Legacy & Death=

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	[[File: Norris Church Mailer.jpeg\|thumb\|Photo courtesy of the Norris Church Mailer Estate.]]		[[File: Norris Church Mailer.jpeg\|thumb\|Photo courtesy of the Norris Church Mailer Estate.]]
	Norris Church Mailer (née Barbara Jean Davis, January 31, 1949, in Arkansas) was an American artist, actress, model, and author of several books. Her publications include the memoir, ''A Ticket to the Circus'', and the novels ''Cheap Diamonds'' and ''Windchill Summer''.		Norris Church Mailer (née Barbara Jean Davis, January 31, 1949, in Atkins, Arkansas) was an American artist, actress, model, and author of several books. Her publications include the memoir, ''A Ticket to the Circus'', and the novels ''Cheap Diamonds'' and ''Windchill Summer''. She is the mother of [[Matthew Mailer\|Matthew]], her son with her first husband, and [[John Buffalo Mailer\|John Buffalo]].{{sfn\|Moore\|1989\|p=66}}

	~~Originally from [[w:Atkins, Arkansas\|Atkins, Arkansas]], Norris had several successful careers.{{sfn\|Mailer\|1989}}~~ After graduating from [[w:Arkansas Tech University\|Arkansas Polytechnic College]], Norris became an art teacher and, later, a successful model for [[w:Wilhelmina Models\|Wilhelmina modeling agency]].{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ~~Norris~~ held several successful one-woman art exhibits~~, while acting~~ in: [[w:Ragtime (film)\|''Ragtime'']] (1981), [[w:The Executioner's Song (film)\|''The Executioner's Song'']] (1982), and the television drama, [[w:All My Children\|''All My Children'']].{{sfn\|Mansfield\|2008}} Norris was a member of the [[w:Actors Studio\|Actors Studio]].		After graduating from [[w:Arkansas Tech University\|Arkansas Polytechnic College]], Norris became an art teacher and, later, a successful model for [[w:Wilhelmina Models\|Wilhelmina modeling agency]].{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} She held several successful one-woman art exhibits and appeared in [[w:Ragtime (film)\|''Ragtime'']] (1981), [[w:The Executioner's Song (film)\|''The Executioner's Song'']] (1982), and the television drama, [[w:All My Children\|''All My Children'']].{{sfn\|Mansfield\|2008}} Norris was a member of the [[w:Actors Studio\|Actors Studio]].{{sfn\|Moore\|1989\|p=66}}

	Norris's near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. Norris described Mailer as “the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]],”{{sfn\|Berger\|2019\|p=B11}} often seeking his advice on novel drafts and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her life.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010~~}} Norris was mother and stepmother to nine children.{{sfn\|Berger\|2019~~}}		Norris's near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. Norris described Mailer as “the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]],”{{sfn\|Berger\|2019\|p=B11}} often seeking his advice on novel drafts and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her life.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010}}

	In 2004, [[w:Wilkes University\|Wilkes University]] established the Norris Mailer Church Fellowship in Creative Writing in her honor. Norris died in 2010 of complications from [[w:Gastrointestinal cancer\|gastrointestinal cancer]].{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}		In 2004, [[w:Wilkes University\|Wilkes University]] established the Norris Mailer Church Fellowship in Creative Writing in her honor. Norris died in 2010 of complications from [[w:Gastrointestinal cancer\|gastrointestinal cancer]].{{sfn\|Berger\|2019}}
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	==~~Works Cited~~==		==Bibliography==
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	* {{cite news \|last=Berger \|first=Joseph \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Church Mailer, Artist and Ally, Dies at 61 \|work=New York Times \|location=New York \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite news \|last=Berger \|first=Joseph \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Church Mailer, Artist and Ally, Dies at 61 \|work=New York Times \|location=New York \|ref=harv }}
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	* {{cite news \|last=Klemesrud \|first=Judy \|date=April 22, 1979 \|title=Life With Norman Mailer: So far it has been good to Norris Church \|work=St. Louis Post-Dispatch \|location= \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite news \|last=Klemesrud \|first=Judy \|date=April 22, 1979 \|title=Life With Norman Mailer: So far it has been good to Norris Church \|work=St. Louis Post-Dispatch \|location= \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite news \|last=Klemesrud \|first=Judy \|date=April 22, 1979 \|title=Mailer's Latest Love Story \|work=St. Louis Post-Dispatch \|location=New York \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite news \|last=Klemesrud \|first=Judy \|date=April 22, 1979 \|title=Mailer's Latest Love Story \|work=St. Louis Post-Dispatch \|location=New York \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite ~~interview~~ \|last=~~Mailer~~ \|first=~~Norris~~ \|~~subject-link~~=~~Norris Church Mailer \|interviewer=Frazier Moore~~ \|title=The Very Versatile, Mrs. Mailer \|~~publisher~~= \|location= \|~~date~~=~~April 1989~~ \|~~work~~= \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite magazine \|last=Moore \|first=Frazier \|date=April 1989 \|title=The Very Versatile Mrs. Mailer \|url= \|magazine=Interview \|location= \|pages=66–68 \|access-date= \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite news \|last=Mansfield \|first=Stephanie \|date=January 26, 1986 \|title=Norris Mailer, Out of Arkansas The Author's Sixth Wife, Her Art and Her Roots \|work=Washington Post \|location= \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite news \|last=Mansfield \|first=Stephanie \|date=January 26, 1986 \|title=Norris Mailer, Out of Arkansas The Author's Sixth Wife, Her Art and Her Roots \|work=Washington Post \|location= \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite press release \|author=Wilkes University\|title=The Norris Church Mailer Fellowship in Creative Writing\|url=https://www.wilkes.edu/academics/graduate-programs/masters-programs/creative-writing-ma-mfa/admissions-requirements/financial-aid.aspx \|date=2004 \|access-date=2019-04-07 \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite press release \|author=Wilkes University\|title=The Norris Church Mailer Fellowship in Creative Writing\|url=https://www.wilkes.edu/academics/graduate-programs/masters-programs/creative-writing-ma-mfa/admissions-requirements/financial-aid.aspx \|date=2004 \|access-date=2019-04-07 \|ref=harv }}

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	Norris Church Mailer (née Barbara Jean Davis, January 31, 1949, in Atkins, Arkansas) was an American artist, actress, model, and author of several books. Her publications include the memoir, ''A Ticket to the Circus'', and the novels ''Cheap Diamonds'' and ''Windchill Summer''. She is the mother of [[Matthew Mailer\|Matthew]], her son with her first husband, and [[John Buffalo Mailer\|John Buffalo]].{{sfn\|Moore\|1989\|p=66}}		Norris Church Mailer (née Barbara Jean Davis, January 31, 1949, in Atkins, Arkansas) was an American artist, actress, model, and author of several books. Her publications include the memoir, ''A Ticket to the Circus'', and the novels ''Cheap Diamonds'' and ''Windchill Summer''. She is the mother of [[Matthew Mailer\|Matthew]], her son with her first husband, and [[John Buffalo Mailer\|John Buffalo]].{{sfn\|Moore\|1989\|p=66}}

	After graduating from [[w:Arkansas Tech University\|Arkansas Polytechnic College]], Norris became an art teacher and, later, a successful model for [[w:Wilhelmina Models\|Wilhelmina modeling agency]].{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} She held several successful one-woman art exhibits and appeared in [[w:Ragtime (film)\|''Ragtime'']] (1981), [[w:The Executioner's Song (film)\|''The Executioner's Song'']] (1982), and the television drama, [[w:All My Children\|''All My Children'']].{{sfn\|Mansfield\|~~2008~~}} Norris was a member of the [[w:Actors Studio\|Actors Studio]].{{sfn\|Moore\|1989\|p=66}}		After graduating from [[w:Arkansas Tech University\|Arkansas Polytechnic College]], Norris became an art teacher and, later, a successful model for [[w:Wilhelmina Models\|Wilhelmina modeling agency]].{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} She held several successful one-woman art exhibits and appeared in [[w:Ragtime (film)\|''Ragtime'']] (1981), [[w:The Executioner's Song (film)\|''The Executioner's Song'']] (1982), and the television drama, [[w:All My Children\|''All My Children'']].{{sfn\|Mansfield\|1986}} Norris was a member of the [[w:Actors Studio\|Actors Studio]].{{sfn\|Moore\|1989\|p=66}}

	Norris's near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. Norris described Mailer as “the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]],”{{sfn\|Berger\|~~2019\|p=B11~~}} often seeking his advice on novel drafts and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her life.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010}}		Norris's near 33-year marriage to her second husband, [[Norman Mailer\|Norman Mailer]],{{sfn\|Italie\|2010}} is frequently the focus of reviews about her life. Norris described Mailer as “the [[w:Henry Higgins\|Henry Higgins]] to my [[w:Eliza Doolittle\|Eliza Doolittle]],”{{sfn\|Berger\|2010}} often seeking his advice on novel drafts and defending him against critics.{{sfn\|Klemesrud\|1979}} ''A Ticket to the Circus'' chronicles her life.{{sfn\|Bragg\|2010}}

	In 2004, [[w:Wilkes University\|Wilkes University]] established the Norris Mailer Church Fellowship in Creative Writing in her honor. Norris died in 2010 of complications from [[w:Gastrointestinal cancer\|gastrointestinal cancer]].{{sfn\|Berger\|~~2019~~}}		In 2004, [[w:Wilkes University\|Wilkes University]] established the Norris Mailer Church Fellowship in Creative Writing in her honor. Norris died in 2010 of complications from [[w:Gastrointestinal cancer\|gastrointestinal cancer]].{{sfn\|Berger\|2010}}

	==Links==		==Links==
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	* {{cite news \|last=Berger \|first=Joseph \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Church Mailer, Artist and Ally, Dies at 61 \|work=New York Times \|location=New York \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite news \|last=Berger \|first=Joseph \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Church Mailer, Artist and Ally, Dies at 61 \|work=New York Times \|location=New York \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite ~~newsgroup~~ \|title=Provincetown Arts 'hero' Mailer is missed \|~~author~~=Bragg, M. A. \|date=November 23, 2010 \|work=CapeCodOnline.com\|message-id=\|url=http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/20101123/NEWS/11230311 \|access-date=2010-11-26 \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite news \|title=Provincetown Arts 'hero' Mailer is missed \|last=Bragg \|first=M. A. \|date=November 23, 2010 \|work=CapeCodOnline.com\|message-id=\|url=http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/20101123/NEWS/11230311 \|access-date=2010-11-26 \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite journal \|last=Harris \|first=Ellen \|date=December 2010 \|title=The Norman Conquest, or The Last Wife of Norman Mailer Speaks \|journal=Belle Lettres \|volume=11 \|issue=1 \|pages=22-23 \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite journal \|last=Harris \|first=Ellen \|date=December 2010 \|title=The Norman Conquest, or The Last Wife of Norman Mailer Speaks \|journal=Belle Lettres \|volume=11 \|issue=1 \|pages=22-23 \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite news \|last=Italie \|first=Hillel \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Mailer; her memoir tells of life as author's 6th wife \|work=Boston Globe \|location=New York \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite news \|last=Italie \|first=Hillel \|date=November 22, 2010 \|title=Norris Mailer; her memoir tells of life as author's 6th wife \|work=Boston Globe \|location=New York \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite news \|last=Klemesrud \|first=Judy \|date=April 22, 1979 \|title=Life With Norman Mailer: So far it has been good to Norris Church \|work=St. Louis Post-Dispatch \|location= \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite news \|last=Klemesrud \|first=Judy \|date=April 22, 1979 \|title=Mailer's Latest Love Story \|work=St. Louis Post-Dispatch \|page=3H \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite news \|last=Klemesrud \|first=Judy \|date=April 22, 1979 \|title=Mailer's Latest Love Story \|work=St. Louis Post-Dispatch \|~~location~~=~~New York~~ \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite magazine \|last=Moore \|first=Frazier \|date=April 1989 \|title=The Very Versatile Mrs. Mailer \|url= \|magazine=Interview \|location= \|pages=66–68 \|access-date= \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite magazine \|last=Moore \|first=Frazier \|date=April 1989 \|title=The Very Versatile Mrs. Mailer \|url= \|magazine=Interview \|location= \|pages=66–68 \|access-date= \|ref=harv }}
	* {{cite news \|last=Mansfield \|first=Stephanie \|date=January 26, 1986 \|title=Norris Mailer, Out of Arkansas The Author's Sixth Wife, Her Art and Her Roots \|work=Washington Post \|location= \|ref=harv }}		* {{cite news \|last=Mansfield \|first=Stephanie \|date=January 26, 1986 \|title=Norris Mailer, Out of Arkansas The Author's Sixth Wife, Her Art and Her Roots \|work=Washington Post \|location= \|ref=harv }}