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| Volumes | Submissions | Subscriptions | Information | Volunteer |
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| Editorial Staff | |
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| Editor | Phillip Sipiora |
| Deputy Editor | Michael L. Shuman |
| Digital Editor, Webmaster | Gerald R. Lucas |
| Associate Editor | Gary D. Rhodes |
| Managing Editor | Chondell Villines |
| Bibliographer, Associate Editor | Shannon L. Zinck |
| Assistant Editor | Richard Reisinger |
| Editorial Board | |
| J. Michael Lennon, Chair of Editorial Board (Wilkes University), Robert J. Begiebing (Southern New Hampshire University), John Whalen-Bridge (National University of Singapore), Philip Bufithis (Shepherd University), Justin Bozung (Independent Researcher), Nicole DePolo (Fisher College), Michael Glenday (The Open University, United Kingdom), Hunt Hawkins (University of South Florida), Gerald R. Lucas (Middle Georgia State University), Michael Millgate (University of Toronto), Christopher Ricks (Boston University), Phillip Sipiora (University of South Florida), Barbara Mailer Wasserman (Memoirist). | |
Reflections
Articles and Miscellany
- J. C. Campbell
Norman Mailer on James Baldwin - Barbara Wasserman
Love of My Life - J. Michael Lennon
Looking for Joan Didion: Norman Mailer’s Opposite - Peter Lennon
A Parley in Brooklyn - Robert J. Begiebing
Mailer and Whitman: An Interview on Democracy in America - Lawrence R. Broer
You Just Go: On the Literary Road with Mailer and Kerouac - Phillip Sipiora
Seeds of Promise: Norman Mailer’s Early Short Fiction - Gerald R. Lucas
“It Might Not Be Unpleasant to Live”: The Transitional Short Fiction of Norman Mailer - Raymond M. Vince
Mailer and Conrad: Part Two—Myth and Skepticism - Jason Mosser
Mailer’s Hipster Meets Thompson’s Bikers: White Negroes on Wheels - Erik Nakjavani
Meditations on Hemingway’s Robert Jordan: An Ontological Democratic Deontology
Classic Interpretation
Book Reviews
- Mailer in Context
Michael L. Shuman
Becoming Mailer: Violence, Ego, Guilt, Courage - Song of Ourselves: Walt Whitman and the Fight for Democracy
Robert J. Begiebing
Obey Little, Resist Much: Whitman’s Fight for Democracy - Love of My Life
Denise Doherty Pappas
Reflections of Barbara Mailer Wasserman - Talking at the Gates: A Life of James Baldwin
J. Michael Lennon
James Baldwin: Preacher vs. Writer - Silence
J. Michael Lennon
Dread Persists - Philip Roth: The Biography
John J. Winters
The Many Sides of Roth - Ida Lupino, Filmmaker
Robert Guffey
Noir Trailblazer - Let Me Tell You What I Mean
Jason Mosser
Telling It as She Means It - The Last American Aristocrat
Stephen Lennon
Title TC - Game Ball and Other Essays
Tim Nolan
Cards on the Table - Languages of Trauma
Phillip Sipiora
Exploring Trauma - For Father and Many Other Things
Gabrielle Grilli
Metamorphosis
Creative Works
- Emmy Li
The Mirror
Chessboard - Teon Blake Jr.
Kelen Saved the Day! - Victor Peppard
Camp Windiblo - Robert Guffey
Shaking Down the Goon - Daniele Pantano
PICTURE (SHOW)
SAINT (STRAWBERRY LEMONADE)
STILL LIFE (SELF-PORTRAIT) - Gary D. Rhodes
The Plains
Forsaken
Solstice
Tír na nÓg - Sal Cetrano
The Poet Drinks
Money Back
Fired
Shattered in Laramie
Carpe Residuum
Seventh Inning Stretch
Unders
Why We Have Prayer - Matthew Diomede
Possessions
Morning Tree Beauty
Primary Consciousness
My Father
America and My Father
A Woven Thought
Birth Dance
Bullets
Ode to a Marine Who Died in Iraq
Cycles and Convolutions - Clarence Wolfshohl
Lo, the Gods
On the Tenth Day
The Church of the Holy 33 - Jason Mosser
Five Students Writing - Stephen A. Rozwenc
so that
The fog’s unbelievable nightgown lifts
for you I’ll write
HAIKU MONOLOGUE - Gabrielle Grilli
Unattainable: A Cento
Unexpected Return: A Cento
My Blood boils
i always used to hug dad goodnight in the garage
Bibliography
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