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...Rolling Stone'', 2 January, 41–47, 71. Extended discussion of ''Marilyn: A Biography'' ([[73.30]]), which includes the full text of [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s

...ing comments as “The Murder File” in the softcover edition of ''Marilyn: A Biography'' ([[75.3]]); and without any contextual comments in [[75.1]]. See other 19

...ublishers of ''Marilyn'' paid him $22,500 for permission to quote from his biography of Marilyn Monroe, instead of the “pittance” (according to Mailer) he h

...something I’ve never steered too well.” He also comments on Hilary Mills’s biography ([[82.23]]), saying, “I think she stuck to every story at face value. Non

“Author Calls Biography a ‘Risk.’” Article by Associated Press writer. (Albany, Ore.) ''Democ

...er, 6. {{NM}} responds to comments by Carole Mallory that she is writing a biography, titled “On Mailer,” detailing her affair with him. In his statement, M

...ler goes on to say that his “private term” for Manso, who compiled an oral biography of Mailer, ''Mailer: His Life and Times'' ([[85.13]]), “might be ‘poiso

...er into an artist who played so many roles, impressively chronicled in the biography, than can be described. ...s literary legacy. In 2012 TASCHEN paired Mailer’s original text (his 1973 biography ''[[Marilyn]]''), words edited by J. Michael Lennon, with Bert Stern’s ex

...s artistic inclinations, but says more about his completed but unpublished biography of the young Picasso ([[95.38]]), then titled “Pablo and Fernande: A Port

...love and gratitude. And to the memory of [[Robert F. Lucid]].” Authorized biography, with extensive quotations from {{NM}}’s unpublished letters, interviews

...man Mailer|Mailer]]’s development as a writer by the author of ''Mailer: A Biography'' ([[82.23]]). A good deal of the interview is devoted to Mailer’s shifts

...ural History of Television.” Among his books are ''John Updike: A Critical Biography'' (2013) and ''Gatsby: The Cultural History of the Great American Novel'' (

...Taschen Books publishes an abridged version of ''Marilyn'', {{NM}}’s 1973 biography. ''Norman Mailer/Bert Stern/Marilyn Monroe'' was conceived by [[Lawrence Sc

...Reading Hemingway’s In Our Time'' (forthcoming). She is completing a group biography of the Lost Generation artists on the French Riviera. Dr. Miller is Head of

...son. New York: Paragon House, October. {{NM}} was not interviewed for this biography (which Paragon House published to appear at the same time as [[91.26]]), no

''Mailer: A Biography'', by Hilary Mills, is published.

''Portrait of Picasso as a Young Man: An Interpretive Biography'' ([[95.38]]) is published on 15 October. It receives the worst reviews of

...s three self-interviews of the early 60s came out of his effort to write a biography of Picasso:

====''Marilyn: A Biography; Pictures by the World’s Foremost Photographers''. Produced by Lawrence S ...eface to a selection of Monroe photographs, but it grew into a 95,000 word biography. Rpt: Advance excerpts appeared in ''Ladies’ Home Journal'' ([[73.17]], [

...[[J. Michael Lennon]], is published by Simon and Schuster. This authorized biography contains extensive quotations from Mailer’s unpublished letters, intervie