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Lucid and Mailer in 1995.

The Robert F. Lucid Award for Mailer Studies was established in 2003 in recognition of Professor Lucid’s long and distinguished career as a Mailer scholar-critic. The Lucid Award is given annually based on the recommendation of a Society committee. The winner receives a plaque and a $250 honorarium and is invited to speak at the Society’s annual meeting. The Lawrence Schiller Educational Trust matches all contributions, up to a total of $5,000, to an endowment set up to fund the Lucid Award. We are deeply grateful to Mr. Schiller for his gifts.

Please consider contributing to the endowment.

Lucid Award Winners

Year	Recipient	Work
2021	Maggie McKinley	Norman Mailer in Context
2019	J. Michael Lennon Donna Pedro Lennon Gerald R. Lucas	Norman Mailer: Works and Days
2018	Maggie McKinley	Understanding Norman Mailer
2015	Kevin Schultz	Buckley and Mailer: The Difficult Friendship that Shaped the Sixties
2014	J. Michael Lennon	The Selected Letters of Norman Mailer
2013	J. Michael Lennon	Norman Mailer: A Double Life
2012	Lawrence Schiller	“Lifetime Achievement Award” for major role in Oswald’s Tale, The Executioner’s Song, and Marilyn: A Biography
2011	Norris Church Mailer	A Ticket to the Circus
2011	John Whalen-Bridge	Norman Mailer’s Later Fictions
2009	J. Michael Lennon	For his work from 2002–2009 as founding president of the Norman Mailer Society
2007	John Whalen-Bridge	-

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-The '''Robert F. Lucid Award for Mailer Studies''' was established in 2003 in recognition of Professor [[Robert F. Lucid|Lucid]]’s long and distinguished career as a Mailer scholar-critic. The Lucid Award is given annually based on the recommendation of a Society committee. The winner receives a plaque and a $250 honorarium and is invited to speak at the Society’s annual meeting. The Lawrence Schiller Educational Trust matches all contributions, up to a total of $5,000, to an endowment set up to fund the Lucid Award. We are deeply grateful to Mr. Schiller for his gifts.
+{{dc|dc=T}}he '''Robert F. Lucid Award for Mailer Studies''' was established in 2003 in recognition of Professor [[Robert F. Lucid|Lucid]]’s long and distinguished career as a Mailer scholar-critic. The Lucid Award is given annually based on the recommendation of a Society committee. The winner receives a plaque and a $250 honorarium and is invited to speak at the Society’s annual meeting. The Lawrence Schiller Educational Trust matches all contributions, up to a total of $5,000, to an endowment set up to fund the Lucid Award. We are deeply grateful to Mr. Schiller for his gifts.
 [https://www.paypal.me/normanmailer Please consider contributing to the endowment.]
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+| 2021 || [[Maggie McKinley]] || ''Norman Mailer in Context''
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+| 2019 || style="min-width: 250px;" | [[J. Michael Lennon]]<br />[[Donna Pedro Lennon]]<br />[[Gerald R. Lucas]] || ''Norman Mailer: Works and Days''
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 | 2018 || [[Maggie McKinley]] || ''Understanding Norman Mailer''
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 | [[Norman Mailer Society/Robert F. Lucid Award/2015|2015]] || Kevin Schultz || ''Buckley and Mailer: The Difficult Friendship that Shaped the Sixties''
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-| 2014 || [[J. Michael Lennon]] || ''The Selected Letters of Norman Mailer''
+| 2014 || J. Michael Lennon || ''The Selected Letters of Norman Mailer''
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 | 2013 || J. Michael Lennon || ''Norman Mailer: A Double Life''