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Latest revision as of 16:16, 14 April 2019
Written by
Norman Mailer
Norman Mailer
 | From Flaherty, Joe (1970). Managing Mailer. New York: Coward-McCann, Inc. Reprinted by Project Mailer with permission of the estate of Norman Mailer. (70.7) |
Managing Mailer is a work about
a minor politician written by a man who
is going to be a major reporter. Flaherty
treats a dozen delicate egos like golf
balls and then proceeds to see how far
he can whap them. I wouldn’t mind if I
could ban this book (since I am one of
those egos) but since I can’t, I may as
well leap on the bandwagon. If every
major politician in America had a campaign
manager who wrote about his
campaign like my man Joe, America
would be out of its pollution.