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Dear Susan, <ref>In this letter to fan Susan Abrams, Mailer is referring to the film version of the novel. Friends told him it was awful.</ref>
Dear Susan,<ref>In this letter to fan Susan Abrams, {{NM}} is referring to the film version of the novel. Friends told him it was awful.</ref>


Just a line to say hello. An American Dream is awful. No excuses I’m afraid, I just sold it. As for the recommendation, of course I knew.  
Just a line to say hello. ''[[An American Dream]]'' is awful. No excuses I’m afraid, I just sold it. As for the recommendation, of course I knew.  


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Latest revision as of 17:59, 6 April 2019

NORMAN MAILER’s Letters
565 Commercial Street
Provincetown, Massachusetts
September 24, 1966

Dear Susan,[1]

Just a line to say hello. An American Dream is awful. No excuses I’m afraid, I just sold it. As for the recommendation, of course I knew.

Best, etc.,
Norman Mailer
This page is part of
An American Dream Expanded.

Notes

  1. ↑ In this letter to fan Susan Abrams, Mailer is referring to the film version of the novel. Friends told him it was awful.