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...er’s first cousin, and the foreword is an admiring sketch of “Cy,” who, as a student, preceded Mailer at Harvard. Rpt: As Introduction to the Bantam sof

#REDIRECT [[The Mailer Review/Volume 1, 2007/Remembering a Good Friend]]

...her things that I put my mouth wherever I wished—hang the germs!—and I got a little better. ...{{LJ:Reich}} and Rhoda said I should scream. So I practiced screaming into a pillow (very hard for me—I always have enormous tension in the throat), w

...e|Maybe some of his [Williams’s] talent will rub off on me. I’d like to do a good play before I die—before I give up the seat.|author=Mailer|source=84 ...hat will surely make posterity regard him as one of the giants—if at times a wounded giant—of our age. See [[98.4]].

...en when walking his poodle in the fall of 1956, and had to spend a week in a darkened room. See [[13.2]], 211–212.

...another report based on a telephone interview with {{NM}}. Accompanied by a brief excerpt (the miracle of the loaves and fishes) from [[97.13]]. See [[

...are “hopeless, necessarily superficial and fake,” and described himself as a dove in the debate about the war.

...static although they may be locked in the depression of trench warfare for a decade and then another decade. We change, and as we change we need another

...d how the three young novelists “laughed and roared and drank and felt for a godly half-hour like the swashbucklers who were not, not quite.” Rpt: Jam

...ion—but of course once they get the story, they never write it. They write a lie instead. ...ts occasionally do give out a bit. (The word bit really means in the slang—a bit of truth.)

...is notable for his description of himself, perhaps for the first time, as a “left conservative.” Rpt: [[14.3]].

...” He also spoke about his novel, ''Harlot’s Ghost'' ([[91.26]]), published a year earlier. It ends with the words, “To be continued.” Asked if he wo

...harshly negative review of ''The Spooky Art'' by Michiko Kakutani, one of a string of negative reviews by Mailer’s ''bête noir'' among reviewers. Se

...t they do. The analyst in most cases is a rebel who retreated, and that is a very uncomfortable position—very power-obsessed but with no vocational sa ...yst is seen usually only at the beginning and the end of the hour) reveals a whole gamut of reactions, and they are not all paranoid projections of the

...ephen Eric Berry''' is a writer, filmmaker, translator, and a recipient of a Jule and Avery Hopwood Award at the University of Michigan. His work has re

...hat demand a fundamental reassessment because American capitalism has lost a wonderful old friend,” i.e., communism.

...en’s Wear Daily'' on 7 November 1970 (see [[70.13a]]) about Vidal. Rpt: In a limited hardcover edition of 400 copies. Northridge, Calif.: Lord John Pres

...eless believes that “in ten years it will be a private classic.” He offers a refund to anyone who doesn’t like it. See [[67.21]].

...1943 Battle of San Pietro, Italy, and was later dismissed from his job as a clerk in the Veteran’s Administration for his leftist affiliations. Maile ...s a direct indication of the strength of fascism in America. It is part of a larger process which is designed to silence finally even the mildest libera

...to ''Harlot’s Ghost''<ref>[[91.26]]</ref> this summer (‘All I have now are a lot of notes’) after he puts the finishing touches on his ‘short, inter