...hildhood is equally focused on a later historical development, although in a much different manner. {{NM}} seems to suggest that there must be some expl
...is somehow to pay him a visit.” In his latest book, Norman Mailer has paid a visit to the two Austrian regions which are home to the Hitler family.
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...oncerning his foundational work on ''Oswald’s Tale'' ({{date|1995}}), with a focus on the successful effort to obtain access to the long-sealed KGB reco
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...hillip|note=[[J. Michael Lennon]]’s authorized biography, ''Norman Mailer: A Double Life'', was published by Simon & Schuster on October 15, 2013. This
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...ailer’s marijuana experience, written in 1954–1955. Lennon is also writing a memoir, “Getting on the Bus: Mailer’s Last Years in Provincetown,” wh
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...y 50 interviews given by Mailer on ''[[The Castle in the Forest]]'' during a book tour that took him to New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, a
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...d without the benefit or distraction of critical books or articles. It was a revelatory experience that took me in directions quite different from the e
...hen, back in England, I began working towards the doctoral thesis of which a revised version was, in 1964, published on both sides of the Atlantic as ''
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...ut my failure to look like an Ivy League kid. There would be a movie, too, a documentary called ''Norman Mailer: The Sanction to Write''.
...t for two? Scatology, orgasm, and Henry Miller. I became a real reader, of a sort.
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...’s been written about him with his recent sad passing, I would like to add a personal note about the kind of character he had.
...better. So I kept my hopes up. He had sounded so strong on the phone just a month before. Alas, sometimes old soldiers just fade away.
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...aware of his fame, of the reputation that always preceded him and created a perimeter around him, he always did what he could in an individual encounte
...s course examining the question of whether a work of art can be said to be a physical object. Whatever the answer turned out to be in the abstract, Mail
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My birthday today. Let’s give myself a present of a nice fat installment. My weekend will have bearing on this, but I have many
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...e moment, because I think the moment is a mystery. The moment there is not a moment, then you merely have programs.” See [[70.15]].
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...blic Library System after 31 years of service. During that time, he hosted a weekly television show, interviewing hundred of authors as they passed thro
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...irmont Hotel in San Francisco. Mailer’s theme is that Bush needs a war “as a steppingstone away from our problems.” He also discussed literary matters
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...th also cooks over 20 times a week, with at least a veggie, a protein, and a carb at every meal for her family. The semester before last, she made the D
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...idential candidate, {{NM}} reveals that he is working on a new book: “It’s a secret what this book is about, and it’s big.” The book is ''The Castle
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The universe is a vast puzzle, and man communicates in society as a code-maker. His soul allows him to be the great code-breaker. God is both.
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...r the rest of my life my work will be considered as the work of a man with a disordered mind.” Mailer was released after 17 days.
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...l miracle which, between us, I doubt if I will do. Still, the book will be a little better and I’ll have learned something in the process, I hope.
...y months now pushed past the normal output of my energy, and it can set up a vicious circle.
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...ountry becomes, if its art becomes as sick as its architecture, you’ve got a sick giant.”
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{{start|Peter Alson}}, [[Norman Mailer]]’s nephew, is a writer, journalist, and poker
player whose most recent book, ''Take Me to the River'', is a memoir of poker,
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...the white man as a god. He is a god, but he is the god of society, and so a false-but necessary god.
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Marguerite Walker is a student at Middle Georgia State University with a soon to be major in New Media & Communications. She is passionate about gra
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...with Norman Mailer]].” By [[Michael Chaiken]]. ''Mailer Review'', 407–420. A discerning interview with {{NM}} on his films.
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...defense against action. Which is why it is so compulsive. Truly, there is a worse alternative—they will have to act, and that brings disaster.
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...a cliché, we must always recognize that there was a time when it expressed a deep insight into human nature, deep for its time. To go back over the clic
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...here is a terror in footnotes for they suggest the indefinite expansion of a point. They are the scholar’s timorous tap on the door of the artist.
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...is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything'' (2007), was nominated for a National Book Award in 2007.
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...t of a manuscript is freely available, but the version of record is behind a paywall). Format in sentence case. Displays in parentheses following the ti
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