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...the stereotype of Norman is that he is macho — a macho who blossomed into a family man. What does tend to get lost is that Norman always had close frie
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...letter at once, it always seems as if months go by — I want to go back to a moment when I can respond appropriately and the moments don’t arrive,”
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...a child. “Susie, why are there wars?” “Because people stay home, and after a while they get tired of staying home.”
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...“God, I think it’s a lovely piece of steel . . . it would make a honey of a stamp.”
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...responsibility which I shun—that’s what keeps me from being a leader. For a leader must take in one fundamental way. He must take responsibility.
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...ing sex—they are the women who promise more than they deliver. And there’s a reason for this. The capacity to deliver exists in them, the sexual energy
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...Men with the name Avery are generally very much of a given thing. They are a very . . .)
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...us because she embodies the orgiastic principle, just as an enemy (son-of-a-bitch is invariably used for someone who threatens us no matter how contemp
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...s us, for we feel alternately and even simultaneously that it is a lie and a truth (using truth as something on the way to Truth).
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...erish” sensitivity of southerners who for close to a century now have been a psychically underground proletariat.
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...great writer; I can’t write at all. So I think the average person bridles a little but when they hear my name.”
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...sad motherless young me. Also: mom—mome—home. I have a feeling that om is a kind of hidden clue sound for mother.
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...anced is nonetheless a retreat from a more advanced state of perception to a more elaborated but retrogressive-in-time social production.
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...e Scenes in Asia’s War on Terror''. He also helped direct ''The Fifties'', a 1997 documentary series for television based on the book by author David Ha
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{{start|Laura Adams Dunham}}, a retired minister, teaches spiritual energy healing
internationally and is working on a new book, ''Spiritual Wisdom for a Planet in Peril''. She lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
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...r.” To which I would answer, “Maybe the man who set up the arrangement was a bisexual too. Most creative people have to be.”
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...ler. He has an MFA in Creative Writing from Wilkes University and works as a high school librarian.
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...'' far away. Not to mention hooks and slices. They must be very painful to a one-balled man.
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...an orgy, probably in the form of Two, Three, One. Then, next, it would be a novel. Then an expository essay—“The Psychology of the Orgy.” Then ??
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...gain. We say, “What a pompous prick.” His pompousness pricks us. There are a dozen other things one could add but I am tired.
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...man’s land between a murder mystery, a suspense tale, a film of horror and a comedy of manners.” See 1986 and 1987 entries.
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=====“Truth and Being; Nothing and Time: A Broken Fragment from a Long Novel.” ''Evergreen Review'', no. 26 (September-October), 68-74. Sto
Rpt: [[63.37]], [[67.11]], [[82.19]]; ''Evergreen Review Reader: A Ten Year Anthology, 1962–1967'', Vol. II, edited by Barney Rosset. New Yo
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...ceive the world. . . . If this doesn’t ring a bell for you now, it’ll toll a mass someday, for ye’re in the archetype.” Or Lannie with echo obscenit
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...steak knife, an error that a competent reporter could have eliminated with a modicum of research.
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...ely marked boundary. I like working back and forth on that boundary….being a range rider on that line.” Accompanied by Margaria Fichtner’s mixed rev
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...urselves when we get into extreme situations, ‘Am I in a farce? Or am I in a tragedy? Is this funny, or is this desperate?{{' "}}
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...of the intellectual consequence—he would have to set out to be a genius or a saint.)
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..., including Mailer’s statement on his refusal to get into a shelter during a New York City air raid drill.
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...but immediately ceded the dispensing of life and the life energies over to a Devil. That is the total contradiction on which {{LJ:S}} rests, but it is s
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What’s in a name. The Burglar{{LJ:Bergler}} decided to become the cop, but a German cop, Herr High Inspector.
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...e, and float bond deals for a new bank, when all you have is the brains of a college sophomore who can’t even rob the fraternity party fund.”
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...a full stomach after supper. I wrote it with a style about as sprightly as a German grammar teacher, and this kills me because there was do much I wante
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A few word echoes:
...ged into a thing. To ferret is to devote one’s life energies to uncovering a tiny buried thing.
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...understood the United States and the Soviet Union on a local level. He was a poor worker in both countries and how many people can say that?”
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...t probably can do no more than ease him from an intolerable existence into a cloudy nothingness. That is my great adventure with Lipton’s. I will jour
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...''This Is the Beat Generation''. His new book, ''Just Go Down to the Road: A Memoir of Trouble and Travel'', will be published in the US in 2022.
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...ee Emerita. Denise has also written a family memoir ''Holy Unholy'' and as a board member of ''Provincetown ARTS'' she writes book reviews for the magaz
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..., a woman who can talk to all of you, the hell with it, let’s cease having a dialogue altogether.’” See [[91.18]].
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{{start|Peter Levenda}} is a writer on esoterica and politics, whose work Unholy Alliance
...er. This foreword was reproduced in Mailer’s ''A Spooky Art''. He has an M.A. in Religious Studies and Asian Studies from Florida International Universi
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...work at least 200 days a year, maybe 250. I write about five or six pages a day.”
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...ets furious these days when I talk about bisexuality. Why don’t you become a homosexual, she flares at me, you want to anyway. The funny thing is that I
...ctive pronunciation which is why so many illiterate people have a bitch of a time pronouncing that seemingly simple word.)
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...t [[w:Gary Gilmore (criminal)|Gary Gilmore]], the executed murderer. “It’s a new angle,” he said.
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...rationalist says: We can only trust objective data, for the subjective is a mal-proportioned exaggeration of the essential material phenomena.
...erely frozen theories, agglomerated habits of ideas which are mistaken for a Reality which may not even be Material.
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...s debut, which he said was “the closest a middle-aged man can get to being a bullfighter.”
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My birthday today. Let’s give myself a present of a nice fat installment. My weekend will have bearing on this, but I have many
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...e moment, because I think the moment is a mystery. The moment there is not a moment, then you merely have programs.” See [[70.15]].
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...blic Library System after 31 years of service. During that time, he hosted a weekly television show, interviewing hundred of authors as they passed thro
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...irmont Hotel in San Francisco. Mailer’s theme is that Bush needs a war “as a steppingstone away from our problems.” He also discussed literary matters
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...idential candidate, {{NM}} reveals that he is working on a new book: “It’s a secret what this book is about, and it’s big.” The book is ''The Castle
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The universe is a vast puzzle, and man communicates in society as a code-maker. His soul allows him to be the great code-breaker. God is both.
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...r the rest of my life my work will be considered as the work of a man with a disordered mind.” Mailer was released after 17 days.
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...]]), and was there to get a little atmosphere. “The nice thing about being a novelist is you don’t have to tell the truth. Atmosphere is what you’re
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...l miracle which, between us, I doubt if I will do. Still, the book will be a little better and I’ll have learned something in the process, I hope.
...y months now pushed past the normal output of my energy, and it can set up a vicious circle.
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...ountry becomes, if its art becomes as sick as its architecture, you’ve got a sick giant.”
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{{start|Peter Alson}}, [[Norman Mailer]]’s nephew, is a writer, journalist, and poker
player whose most recent book, ''Take Me to the River'', is a memoir of poker,
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...the white man as a god. He is a god, but he is the god of society, and so a false-but necessary god.
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...with Norman Mailer]].” By [[Michael Chaiken]]. ''Mailer Review'', 407–420. A discerning interview with {{NM}} on his films.
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...defense against action. Which is why it is so compulsive. Truly, there is a worse alternative—they will have to act, and that brings disaster.
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...a cliché, we must always recognize that there was a time when it expressed a deep insight into human nature, deep for its time. To go back over the clic
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...here is a terror in footnotes for they suggest the indefinite expansion of a point. They are the scholar’s timorous tap on the door of the artist.
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...is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything'' (2007), was nominated for a National Book Award in 2007.
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{{start|Marc S. Triplett}} is a lawyer with a criminal defense trial and appellate practice.
He is a 1974 graduate of the University of Delaware (BA), and received
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...rticle-interview by Mark Singer. ''New Yorker'', 21 May, 30–31. Account of a reunion of some of the cast and crew of {{NM}}’s 1987 film, ''Tough Guys
...ovel, you try to keep the navigator going. . . On a given day, if you take a wrong turn you can lose six months.}}
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...Press'', 12 February. Quotes [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] on ''The Deer Park: A Play'' ([[67.13]]), and mentions his forthcoming novel, ''Why Are We in Vie
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...''The Deer Park'' is a journey through torment. It would be a better book, a greater book, if the journey were even more terrible. I held back on Marion
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...sue ''The Naked and the Dead'' ([[48.2]]) in hardcover and softcover, with a new introduction by Mailer, to coincide with the novel’s 50th anniversary
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...ntry with all sorts of hideous things wrong with us, or are we essentially a bad country with lots of superficially positive aspects?”
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...asure. A very difficult sound and letter. I don’t feel it yet, I just have a hint.
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...e 2, 2008/The Time of His Time: A Celebration of the Life of Norman Mailer/A Night at Elaine’s]]
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...uns are personifications of human {{LJ:er}}s. Again s. At the beginning of a word it is society generally—at the end it is plurals which are continuat
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...ld guess in women than in men because men have a reverse social need—to be a good lover. Which is why, in America, the war between the sexes deepends (d
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...e 2, 2008/The Time of His Time: A Celebration of the Life of Norman Mailer/A Late Lunch]]
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...d, “A journalist is a man obsessed with finding the truth in order to tell a lie.”
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Gregory Bellow is a retired psychoanalytically oriented psychotherapist who
specialized in work with children. He is a graduate of the College and the
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...get mad when you miss,” noting that when someone nails a club fighter with a good punch, he wakes up and begins to fight in earnest.
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