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..., 50–60, 62–63. Nonfiction narrative. Second of a three-part series on the 1969 moon shot, later incorporated with much reordering into ''Of a Fire on the [[Category:Works]]

“The Campaign Slogan Is ‘Vote the Rascals In.’” Article-interview by James R. Dickenson. ''National Observer'', 5 Ma File:Campaign-buttons-1969 27920250891 o.jpg

...ected Poems, 1969-1989|Introduction to ''Messages: New and Selected Poems, 1969-1989'']], by Luke Breit, 5–8. Fort Bragg, CA: Q.E.D. Press, 1989. Softcov [[Category:Works]]

...in one issue.” Graves quotes Mailer on the length: “I can’t write anything in 5,000 words, and 10,000 words is just for poker money.” See [[69.83]], [[ [[Category:Works]]

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“Citizen Mailer Sees No Point in Losing.” Article by Nick Browne. ''Village Voice'', 29 May, 3, 54. Portra [[Category:Works]]

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“Six Democratic Candidates for Mayor Tangle in First TV Debate.” Article by Richard Reeves. ''New York Times'', 16 May, [[Category:Works]]

“In the Nation: Mailer with His Hair Combed.” Article by Tom Wicker. ''New Yo [[Category:Works]]

“Mailer and a Member of S.D.S. Seeking Posts on Harvard’s Board of Overseers in a Poll of Alumni.” Article by Robert M. Smith. ''New York Times'', 21 Apr [[Category:Works]]

...llander. ''New York Post'', 5 June, 18. Report on an earlier campaign stop in Bedford-Stuyvesant where both [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] and Breslin spoke. [[Category:Works]]

...ews'', 1 June, pp. 1, 35. Portrait of [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] campaigning in Red Hook and elsewhere, with brief quotes. Rpt: [[69.80]]. [[Category:Works]]

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...Burks. ''New York Times'', 21 May, 35. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is quoted in opposition to a new Manhattan expressway. [[Category:Works]]

...ticle-interview by Bernard Weinraub. ''New York Times'', 8 June, 73. A day in the life of candidate [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] with quotes from him and adv [[Category:Works]]

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“Mayoral Candidates Vie in Two TV Debates: Democrats Get 10 Questions.” Article by Clayton Knowles. [[Category:Works]]

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...lengthiest comment on blacks in the U.S. Rpt: [[72.7]], [[82.19]]; partial in ''The Look Book'', edited by Leo Rosten. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1975, a [[Category:Works]]

...writer. ''New York Times'', 10 June, 38. Mailer says, “I will probably be in politics for the rest of my life. I mean it.” [[Category:Works]]

“Five Democratic Mayoral Candidates in Primary Today Trade Last-Minute Gibes: Badillo, Mailer, Wagner Hold News Co [[Category:Works]]

...Norman Mailer|Mailer]] tells a meeting of Park Slope Independent Democrats in an old Irish neighborhood that he stands for “everything from black power [[Category:Works]]

“Mailer Says That Alienation Is Major Problem in City.” Article-interview by Bernard Weinraub. ''New York Times'', 12 May, [[Category:Works]]

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...er]]’s campaign in the Democratic primary. Mailer is quoted on the dangers in his various proposals: “Hundreds of dangers. People who have vitality and [[Category:Works]]

...might back John V. Lindsay if he promises to do more for low-income people in New York. [[Category:Works]]

...New York Times'', 15 June, 1, 56. Omnibus article on the mayoral primaries in New York. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is quoted during his visit to Macy’s w [[Category:Works]]

...68, 70, 72, 74. Nonfiction narrative. Third of a three-part series on the 1969 moon shot, later incorporated with much reordering into ''Of a Fire on the [[Category:Works]]

...his agent, Scott Meredith, who calls Mailer “the most sought-after author in America today.” [[Category:Works]]

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...''New York Times'', 4 May, 53. Humorous account, in the “News of the Week in Review” section of the Sunday ''Times'', of the beginning of the Mailer-B [[Category:Works]]

...g Press'', 31 May, 3A; cover photograph of [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]. A day in the life of candidate Mailer, with brief quotes and a profile highlighting [[Category:Works]]

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“Mailer Plays a Nightclub Date in Mayoral Quest.” Article by Sidney E. Zion. ''New York Times'', 9 May, 24. [[Category:Works]]

...Daily Magazine'', an insert). [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is quoted at length in this piece, one of a series on the mayoral primary candidates. [[Category:Works]]

...eared in Gelmis’s “Mailer Reviews a Chaotic Year,” ''Newsday'', 10 January 1969, 39A; [[88.6]]. [[Category:Works]]

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...r|Mailer]] for a post-mortem. Mailer counters the “liberal canon, cemented in concrete, that we ruined Herman Badillo’s chance of winning the mayoralty [[Category:Works]]

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“Mailer Pulls Throng in Village.” Article by Associated Press writer, ''New York Post'', 8 May, 1 [[Category:Works]]

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...al Politics.” By Leticia Kent. ''Vogue'', 15 August, 86–89, 139. Conducted in May before the primary election for mayor, Kent’s interview focuses on th [[Category:Works]]

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...riter. ''New York Times'', 11 June, 50. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is quoted in this roundup article on the primary. He proposes that the city dispense leg [[Category:Works]]

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...York. Rpt: [[69.80]] and as “An Instrument for the City” (original title) in [[72.7]], [[82.19]]. [[Category:Works]]

...l Since World War II'', edited by Marcus Klein. Greenwich, Conn.: Fawcett, 1969, and [[13.1]]. See [[66.3]], [[66.7]], [[66.8]]. [[Category:Works]]

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...cement of the candidacies of Mailer and Breslin at the Overseas Press Club in New York. See [[69.17]], [[69.20]]. [[Category:Works]]

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...emarks, including [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]. The full text of his speech is in ''Existential Errands'' ([[72.7]]) and ''The Essential Mailer'' ([[82.19]]) [[Category:Works]]

...earance with Mailer’s state senator, John J. Marchi, a candidate for mayor in the Republican primary. [[Category:Works]]

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...er left after saying “If you don’t get that North Vietnam flag out of here in five minutes, I’m leaving.” [[Category:Works]]

...ht run for mayor of New York in the 17 June Democratic primary by forging, in his words, a “hip coalition of the right and the left.” [[Category:Works]]

...thousand” that “New York has the best people and the worst administration in the world.” See [[69.45]]. [[Category:Works]]

...s'', 17 April, 50. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] announces his intention to run in the Democratic mayoral primary “assuming there’s support among students [[Category:Works]]

...9.7]], and Jimmy Breslin does in [[69.24]]. Rpt: In a greatly revised form in ''Managing Mailer'' ([[70.7]]). [[Category:Works]]

...e 200 police officers and trainees at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York. Mailer says he had “the reputation of being a cop-hater,” but [[Category:Works]]

...d degree holders. Mailer agreed to run, but said, “I don’t think one voice in 30 would do a great deal.” See [[69.9]]. [[Category:Works]]

...of [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]. Mailer complained about Fallaci’s inaccuracy in [[70.5]]. [[Category:Works]]

...ion. I’m free to move.” Rpt: A slightly truncated version appeared earlier in Nova (London), March, 106-7, 109. [[Category:Works]]

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...ns [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] on the relationship of literature and politics in an omnibus article which also includes reflections on the campaign, a full [[Category:Works]]

...ght'' ([[68.8]]). Sandroff gives several of Mailer’s comments on the chaos in the country, and this: “The act of writing is so damnably hard, such a gr [[Category:Works]]

.... Seder. Mailer is quoted as pledging “not to use four-letter obscenities ‘in public’ for the duration of the campaign.” [[Category:Works]]

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...]]). His speech provided the title for this piece. The full speech appears in ''Existential Errands'' ([[72.7]]). See [[69.3]], [[69.4]]. [[Category:Works]]

...to with the men elected today.” Breslin said, “I am mortified to take part in a process that requires the bars to be closed.” [[Category:Works]]

known as New Journalism. He wrote for the ''New York Times'' in the 1960s. His works include ''The Bridge'' (1964), ''The Kingdom and the Power'' (1969), ''Fame and Obscurity'' (1970), ''Honor Thy Father'' (1971), ''Thy Neighbo

...at Yeshiva University. Alice Krakauer, Mailer’s press aide, is also quoted in the piece. [[Category:Works]]

...zer Prize for ''The Armies of the Night'' ([[68.8]]) and his point of view in it: “Good journalism is acquainting the reader with your idiosyncrasies a [[Category:Works]]

...l campaign]], possible feminist response to the novel, and his frustration in reading the biography of him by Hilary Mills ([[82.23]]). See [[83.2]], [[8 [[Category:Works]]

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...ed of several scholars, social critics, students and an ex-police official in the wake of uprisings at several campuses. The other respondents are: Andre [[Category:Works]]

...ry, Hubert Humphrey, and movie-making. The full text of Mailer’s speech is in ''Existential Errands'' ([[72.7]]) and ''The Essential Mailer'' ([[82.19]]) [[Category:Works]]

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...''[[The Structured Vision of Norman Mailer]]'', New York University Press, 1969), Mailer discusses a number of topics surrounding the violence of modern li [[Category:Works]]

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...into ''Managing Mailer''. See numerous other [[:Category:Mailer for Mayor|1969 entries on the mayoral campaign]]. [[Category:Works]]

...during Vision of Norman Mailer'' (2002), and countless essays and reviews. In 2014, he published a candid and moving memoir, ''A Moveable Beast: Scenes f * {{cite book |last=Leeds |first=Barry H. |authormask=1 |date=1969 |title=The Structured Vision of Norman Mailer |url=https://prmlr.us/svnm |l

...oo late to be included in the American first edition, and so appeared only in subsequent editions. Rembar is Mailer’s first cousin, and the foreword is [[Category:Works]]

...on papers, including much of the language in these excerpts, are collected in ''Running against the Machine'' ([[69.80]]). See Joe Flaherty’s op-ed pie [[Category:Works]]

Dedication: “To my Father.” Nominated for the National Book Award in the history and biography category. Rpt: [[68.27]], [[76.5]], [[98.7]] (par ...ng, but also because there was a polarity in ’68 more congenial to me than in ’72.|author={{NM}} |source=[[75.11]] }}

...t a matrimaniac, or call him a mensch. We call Norman Mailer a still point in a turning world.” See also “The Amours of Norman, Chapters 5 and 6,” [[Category:Works]]

...r Society]], and served as its Vice President since the Society’s founding in 2003. ...during Vision of Norman Mailer'' (2002), and countless essays and reviews. In 2014, he published a candid and moving memoir, ''A Moveable Beast: Scenes f