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...rtain charity of mind. He was very narrow-minded, and so that shows in his work. But on the other hand, it also gives that intensity, that luster, that pat

...ree days for panels, papers, films and informal discussion about the life, work and reputation of the late Mr. Mailer.

...nd our address is 607 Commercial Street. My plans are simple. I’m going to work Monday to Friday and have fun on weekends. So feel ready to come any weeken

...ack publisher here, and as you know, a third or fourth carbon is no joy to work with. At any rate, dear Eiichi, let me know what is most comfortable for yo ...Isn’t it true that when one is working hard there is never any news, just work. Please say hello to your children and to your dear wife, and ask Toshio an

...behind the “center” of the artist’s aim, then one has created a false art-work, no more than a past product even as it was conceived as a future one.

...t 6, 1984 |title=Mailer Turns Mystery Writer, with Exciting Results |url= |work=St. Petersburg Times |location=6D |access-date= }} Positive. ...ue |first=Denis |date=July 29, 1984 |title=Death on the Windy Dunes |url= |work=New York Times Book Review |pages=1, 32–33 |access-date= }} Mi

...on of the writer. Writing is a form of amputation—only a part of you is at work,” but when you direct, he continues, you use all of your body and mind fo

...Herman’s piece quotes [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] at length on his ambitions, work schedule and the style employed in ''The Executioner’s Song'' ([[79.14]])

...Other writers examine complex connections between Mailer’s writing and the work of other germinal writers, including Fitzgerald, Hemingway, Burroughs, and

...s — and I would doubtless have answered you on the instant but was lost in work, and if I don’t answer a good letter at once, it always seems as if month ...eces and my own converged on ''Ancient Evenings''. Having come to see this work as the pinnacle of Mailer’s literary invention — a pinnacle of hist

...writing.” Several of the participants debated the respective merits of the work of Mailer and [[w:Saul Bellow|Saul Bellow]].

''Managing Mailer'' is a work about

...had lunch with my mother today and she took the idea of my father quitting work very well, and the lunch was very pleasant. Again I was moved almost to tea

...ter for WBUR, Boston’s National Public Radio affiliate. He is currently at work on a biography of the novelist James Salter.

...e, an Arts and Letters Fellowship, and the Emerging Writer Fellowship. His work has appeared in many literary journals, including ''Post Road'', ''The Sun'

...s not to my knowledge a single example of a talented writer who did better work after his analysis. The rebel in him was quieted too much.

...y is how many of us have had long, fruitful relationships with Norman, his work, and his company of friends. Now that Norman has passed on, their stories w ...tion to the Ohio U press for publication. By the end of 1971 I defended my work in front of a committee including an eighteenth-century scholar confused ab

“Norman Mailer, Visiting Philadelphia, Shows He Can Still Work a Crowd.” Article-interview by Thomas J. Brady. ''Philadelphia Inquirer''

...ng. ''New York Times'', 10 February, Sec. C, p. 22. Explanation of how the work of several authors—Ignazio Silone, Mailer, Mark Twain, Henry James and An

...e news |last= |first=|date=March 15, 1965 |title=''PPA'' Press Conference |work=Publisher's Weekly |location=New York, NY|page=41, 44-45 |ref=harv }} Excer ...suggested as a working principle that a novelist should never put into his work what any other novelist would write.