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On March 4, he makes last entry in | On March 4, he makes last entry in “[[Lipton’s Journal|Lipton’s]].” | ||
11 April, Peter born to {{NM}}’s sister, [[Barbara Mailer|Barbara]], then married to Larry Alson. | 11 April, Peter born to {{NM}}’s sister, [[Barbara Mailer Wasserman|Barbara]], then married to Larry Alson. | ||
''The Deer Park'' ([[55.4]]) is published on 14 October, and on 13 November climbs to number six on the [[Norman Mailer's Bestsellers|''New York Times'' bestseller list]]. | ''The Deer Park'' ([[55.4]]) is published on 14 October, and on 13 November climbs to number six on the [[Norman Mailer's Bestsellers|''New York Times'' bestseller list]]. | ||
With Edwin Fancher and Daniel Wolf, Mailer founds ''The Village Voice'', investing $10,000, and giving the paper its name. He also contributes a weekly column. The ''Voice'' | With Edwin Fancher and Daniel Wolf, Mailer founds ''The Village Voice'', investing $10,000, and giving the paper its name. He also contributes a weekly column. The ''Voice''’s first issue is published on 26 October. For a time he is circulation manager of the ''Voice''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:26, 6 June 2019
On March 4, he makes last entry in “Lipton’s.”
11 April, Peter born to Mailer’s sister, Barbara, then married to Larry Alson.
The Deer Park (55.4) is published on 14 October, and on 13 November climbs to number six on the New York Times bestseller list.
With Edwin Fancher and Daniel Wolf, Mailer founds The Village Voice, investing $10,000, and giving the paper its name. He also contributes a weekly column. The Voice’s first issue is published on 26 October. For a time he is circulation manager of the Voice.
Mailer and Dan Wolf in the offices of the Village Voice, 1955. (Copyright © Fred W. McDarrah)
