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“Mailer: ‘It’s Easier to Talk of Sex than Death.’” Article-interview by Eugene Kennedy. ''Chicago Tribune Bookworld'', 10 April, Sec. 7, pp. 1, 7. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is at ease with Kennedy, an old friend, and speaks reflectively about [[83.18]]. “It may be,” he concludes, “that this book will be approachable to the degree that Americans are ready to contemplate and live with people profoundly oriented toward death.”

“Mailer: ‘It’s Easier to Talk of Sex than Death.{{' "}} Article-interview by Eugene Kennedy. ''Chicago Tribune Bookworld'', 10 April, Sec. 7, pp. 1, 7. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is at ease with Kennedy, an old friend, and speaks reflectively about [[83.18]]. “It may be,” he concludes, “that this book will be approachable to the degree that Americans are ready to contemplate and live with people profoundly oriented toward death.”

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-“Mailer: ‘It’s Easier to Talk of Sex than Death.’” Article-interview by Eugene Kennedy. ''Chicago Tribune Bookworld'', 10 April, Sec. 7, pp. 1, 7. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is at ease with Kennedy, an old friend, and speaks reflectively about [[83.18]]. “It may be,” he concludes, “that this book will be approachable to the degree that Americans are ready to contemplate and live with people profoundly oriented toward death.”
+“Mailer: ‘It’s Easier to Talk of Sex than Death.{{' "}} Article-interview by Eugene Kennedy. ''Chicago Tribune Bookworld'', 10 April, Sec. 7, pp. 1, 7. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is at ease with Kennedy, an old friend, and speaks reflectively about [[83.18]]. “It may be,” he concludes, “that this book will be approachable to the degree that Americans are ready to contemplate and live with people profoundly oriented toward death.”
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