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But what a compulsion. No sooner do I write it than I notice that I made a mistake in nonsense. I tried to write ''nonsese''. So, let’s look at it.

...ate Edith Wharton Citation of Merit, and becomes New York State Author for a two-year term. ...aves him after learning of his philandering, but they are reconciled after a few months.

...stated that one reason he sold his papers to Texas was that he served with a Texas outfit during WWII. See [[05.3]]–[[05.5]], [[05.9]], [[05.12]], [[0

{{start|Kaylie Jones}} is a novelist, creative nonfiction writer, writing professor, and ''A Soldier’s Daughter Never Cries'', and ''The Anger Meridian''. Kaylie teac

Back to Jargon. As a rough guess take J as a substitute for G which is God, Go, Give, Gamble (God ambles). I say J for G

...elf is not a “concealed Communist,” as charged, but “admittedly and openly a dissident from the conventional and generally accepted attitudes about Amer

...dium in a long essay in ''Esquire'' ({{date|November 1977}}), titled “[[Of a Small and Modest Malignancy, Wicked and Bristling with Dots]],” reprinted

...a Man''. By Alfred G. Aronowitz and Peter Hamill. New York: Lancer Books. A compilation of comments assembled shortly after the suicide of Hemingway on

...ing a compassionate relationship with his father’s dark shadow, as part of a 17-year Jungian men’s group journey, Stephen was finally able to embrace

...7. James A. Wechsler turns his column over to [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] for a post-mortem. Mailer counters the “liberal canon, cemented in concrete, th

#REDIRECT [[The Mailer Review/Volume 7, 2013/An Executioner for a New Age]]

Name for a Negro. Washington O. Q. Lewis.

...lose to death and danger (dagger—danger) all his life for our greatness as a nation was the vividness of the {{LJ:H}} in us, sees the social situation a

...erson is one who is 35 percent good and 65 percent evil. A hero is perhaps a reverse percentage. I’m fascinated by the good that is in evil people.”

...n this journal and doing my weight-lifting that there just isn’t a hell of a lot left over. I notice that I start high on this journal every day, or get

...an Faludi. Mailer’s reply: “I have the uneasy feeling that fashion matters a good deal but in all the years I’ve been asking myself how and why, my qu

...n Mailer|Mailer]]’s speech, which he began by saying, “I have come here as a Trojan horse.”

...er’s Dream…It Could Be a Nightmare.” Article by James Garrett. ''Showtime: A Magazine of the Lively Arts'' (Cleveland Press), 6 June, 1–3; cover photo

Dear Lonnie Wells,<ref>Wells was a Mailer fan.</ref> ...mple, [[w:E. L. Doctorow|E. L. Doctorow]], who worked on Mailer’s novel as a young editor at Dial, depicted [[w:Harry Houdini|Harry Houdini]], [[w:Henry

...nges (including the excision of the sentence quoted), is the foundation of a longer essay, “The Hazards and Sources of Writing” ([[85.4]]).