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...d “because we’ll never get over the tragedy that a man who could have been a great president, or could not have been, didn’t live long enough to fulfi

...ot just a passive, Dreiserian character that life just worked upon; he did a great deal to create his own destiny.”

...a under the name Quill & Brush. They are the authors of ''Book Collecting: A Comprehensive Guide'', published by Putnam’s in 1989, revised and enlarge

...w without preconception.” The article also notes that Mailer is at work on a nonfiction book “about Lee Harvey Oswald in the Soviet Union” ([[95.16]

...et/pm/The_Mailer_Review/Volume_2,_2008/Norman_Mailer_Bibliography:_2007 as a model. --> {{cite book |last=Mailer |first=Norman |date=2017 |chapter=A Course in Film-Making |title=The Cinema of Norman Mailer: Film is Like Deat

...with “Fig” (1921-1981), a teacher, novelist and native of Arkansas. During a visit there in March 1975, he introduced Mailer to the woman who became his ...s crazy, and what’s good about this is that I’ll have economic freedom for a couple of years and may be able to do my big book in relative calm.

...nd quotes from their wide-ranging conversations and correspondence. Rpt: ''A Moveable Beast: Scenes from My Life''. By Barry Leeds. Bloomington, IN: Aut

...th the final, book version demonstrates Mailer’s editorial scalpel; hardly a paragraph is untouched.

...ee Inquiry'', ''The Brooklyn Rail'' and ''American Writer'', among others. A former ''Fight News'' correspondent, he also contributed to the ''Ringside

#REDIRECT [[The Mailer Review/Volume 2, 2008/A Dialogue on Mailer’s Novels]]

Don Beda should be a television producer.

...which [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] says: “I just finished ''Ancient Evenings'' a couple of weeks ago, and it’s 1,744 double-spaced pages.” See [[80.10]]

...ations. Rpt: [[57.1]], [[59.13]], [[98.7]] (partial), ''Voices of Dissent: A Collection of Articles from Dissent''. New York: Grove, 1958.

...e giving, influencing aspect) {{LJ:AP}}: However, I is a peculiar vowel as a hard vowel for it conceals its very subtle almost or perhaps uncapturable e ...preceded by a suppressed (getting up to speed) consonant, and are ended by a braking consonant. I list them below. {{ins|Should be said aloud to underst

...r|Mailer]] as a witness for the defense. Rowbotham was convicted and given a 14-year sentence. Complete transcript of Mailer’s testimony is given in [

...g pages of the first edition: 143–149, 172–180, 227–228. It is followed by a “Publisher’s Note”: ...y with her because she came out of nothing and achieved such notoriety. In a less embattled way, the same is true of me.” See [[73.30]], [[80.14]], [[

...close to fainting because of the awful and meaningless gap between writing a book and what one must do to publish it afterward.

...w York Times'', 17 January, Sec. C, p. 26. First of several articles about a protest, led initially by Betty Friedan, about the underrepresentation of w

...appeared with him if he thought Mailer was a freak, Buckley said, “You are a magnetic field in this country.”

...” and is about to celebrate 50 years of marriage to Barney. That should be a perfect day, he said, but calling it such “is asking for it,” i.e., tem