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“Mailer Sparkplug for Writer’s Congress.” Outlines the fund-raising and organizational work for the upcoming PEN Congress. Mailer is lauded by Gay Talese for coming up with the idea of eight literary evenings to raise needed money: “Without him, and his fund-raising efforts, we would not be having the international congress.” Mailer is also quoted: “I’ve been working on a long novel[1] whose subject I would prefer to keep a secret. At present, there are 400 pages of completed manuscript.”

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  1. Harlot’s Ghost (91.26)