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Dear Vahan,<ref>{{NM}}’s letter to [[w:Vahan Gregory|Vahan Gregory]], The deadline for the sixth installment passed a week before Mailer wrote to Gregory, a literary acquaintance.</ref>
Dear Vahan,<ref>The deadline for the sixth installment passed a week before Mailer wrote to [[w:Vahan Gregory|Gregory]], a literary acquaintance.</ref>


Just a note to thank you for your very good and fine letter.  I’m up to my nose in the serial—since I have to keep two installments ahead of Esquire, I’m banging away now in the pits of the sixth installment, trying to avoid a let-down, and reminding myself I’ve only two to go, so forgive the brevity of this.
Just a note to thank you for your very good and fine letter.  I’m up to my nose in the serial—since I have to keep two installments ahead of ''[[w:Esquire (magazine)|Esquire]]'', I’m banging away now in the pits of the sixth installment, trying to avoid a let-down, and reminding myself I’ve only two to go, so forgive the brevity of this.
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Latest revision as of 09:44, 21 April 2019

NORMAN MAILER’s Letters
142 Columbia Heights
Brooklyn 1, New York
March 16, 1964

Dear Vahan,[1]

Just a note to thank you for your very good and fine letter. I’m up to my nose in the serial—since I have to keep two installments ahead of Esquire, I’m banging away now in the pits of the sixth installment, trying to avoid a let-down, and reminding myself I’ve only two to go, so forgive the brevity of this.

Best,
Norman
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  1. The deadline for the sixth installment passed a week before Mailer wrote to Gregory, a literary acquaintance.