...real question would come; “What’s ''that'' like? Having Norman Mailer for a father?” They might have said, “You were raised by wolves? What’s ''t
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...the language of pop culture, I would venture, albeit timidly, to call him, a “Foodie.” From his pot roast fixation to his jelly omelet, his tastes w
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These writers gave to America, he said, “a literature worthy of her vastness.”
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...li]] and [[w:George Foreman|George Foreman]] in Zaire, my uncle discovered a book of Bantu philosophy that excited him because it articulated an idea he
...ht. Don’t read too much into it, they said. A dying man sometimes receives a last gift of clarity and energy before the end.
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...books made the list, including ''[[The Castle in the Forest]]'', published a week before his eighty-fourth birthday. No other writer of Mailer’s gener
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...etic proclivity toward rebellion — I am his daughter after all — I did, as a pugilistic and disagreeable teenager, do my damndest to rebel against our D
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...a hotel room in Udaipur, India, channel-surfing for something that wasn’t a Bollywood soap opera. Suddenly that familiar and beloved wide face with the
...s opposite of that. He subscribed to the Hemingway model, but kicked it up a notch and made it his own, the Mailer model: the novelist as pugilist, the
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...cumstances in the last twenty hours or so. So, here it is, a bit less than a “full field.”
...h a natural of the highest order, and an earner — one who has left us with a literary legacy that can only be observed as towering.
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...on. You see, I believe he helped me become a better person, but never made a point of it.
...n was we were both looking for ways to reinvent ourselves. We each had hit a wall.
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...when he called me up one day in February 2003 and said he wanted to write a book explaining why the U.S. was going to invade Iraq.
...when he stopped me. “David, I don’t think you understand. I want to write a book about why we’re going to war ''before'' we go to war.”
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We are in Carnegie Hall and we are celebrating a great man. And in that context, would you please make sure your cell phones
...his eyes, and he said, “I don’t know how Norris is doing, but I know she’s a fighter.”
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...us writers, for he knew that our literary profession is, at the same time, a political task.
...vivid, and his eyes flashed when he addressed the huge audience saying in a stunningly serene way that this would be probably his last appearance in pu
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...andom House and the Mailer family, I welcome you to “The Time of His Time: A Celebration of the Life of Norman Mailer.”
...eveloped into a relationship of fun, challenge, and friendship. Norman was a consummate professional, simultaneously inspiring us with his passion and i
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Contributions by [[Kristine A. Wilson]].
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...it like the way that full citations appear in (e.g.) [[APA style]]. It is a stylistic alternative to {{tlb|sfn}}.
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...and polarities would disappear. {{NM}} knew that this final resolution was a distant event, and therefore resisted the Emersonian tendency to make one o
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...ailer’s full reply: “To work on a novel….Just those five words, to work on a novel.”
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...y felt at the time.{{refn|In the margin, {{NM}} wrote {{ins|Expand}}.}} As a wild extra, déjà vu may have reality—the soul may actually be capable o
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...ways asking ourselves, if we have total liberty. And only a king has it or a beggar—each because they are outside the laws of society. (Power-mad peop
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...ow what I’m up to. I’m not burning with a mission. I’m free to move.” Rpt: A slightly truncated version appeared earlier in Nova (London), March, 106-7,
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...work published by HarperCollins as well as two Sherlock Holmes novels and a short story, all published by Signet/New American Library.
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...ngs'', was completed under the direction of Christopher Ricks and includes a critical edition of the second chapter of Mailer's ancient Egyptian novel,
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...Creative Writing Workshop. She earned a bachelor’s degree in English with a minor in Southern history, and is the award-winning author of three novels:
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...a degree in New Media and Communication. After graduation I hope to begin a career in sports journalism.
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...vior. She also traveled to Detroit for a music video as well as a scene in a movie.
...Activities Board, cheer team, and dance team. Conerly also worked hard as a social media director for housing and the Infinite Modeling organization.
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...York Report”), p. 21. Advance excerpt from [[97.13]]. Rpt: Appearing about a week before 97.13, this brief excerpt from chapter 29 deals with Christ’s
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...Junior at Middle Georgia State University, and am hoping to graduate with a degree in New Media and Communications. After I graduate I want to get into
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...uous. But note the trick: erectile tissue and rectal tissue. (Your cock is a piece of shit. Oh, those doctors, and what they did to people’s nervous s
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...[w:Atlanta, Georgia|Atlanta]]. He has a passion for sports and wants to be a sports writer in the future. He also hopes to improve his editing skills so
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...Essentially a long review of ''Marilyn'' ([[73.30]]), this piece includes a few quotes from [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]], including his comment that the fi
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