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...icle by Marc Cooper. ''L.A. Weekly'', 27 February-6 March. Quotes {{NM}}’s comments on the Iraq War at a 22 February luncheon at the home of Stanley Sheinbaum

...-interview by R.G. ''Saturday Review'', 8 May, 10. This profile with brief comments from [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] (on problems of characterization, his early j

...ickson Darte Center during his fourth visit to Wilkes, {{NM}} centered his comments on the writing life. “Characters must keep developing and plot will take

...fore or after the novel appeared. Rpt: [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s extended comments on the Korean War were cut out of the greatly revised version which appeare

...by E.R. Shipp. ''New York Daily News'', 18 February. Shipp quotes {{NM}}’s comments about excessive patriotism from an unnamed British newspaper: “Has there

...lso read from his novel-in-progress, ''Ancient Evenings'' ([[83.18]]). His comments focus on television and libraries and the magazines he likes: ''Scientific

...ening paragraph of ''Advertisements for Myself'' ([[59.13]]). See Soames’s comments on the writers she photographed, including Mailer, in Lesley White’s arti

...ide.” Letter to the editor. ''Arkansas Times'', 7 July, 6. {{NM}} corrects comments by Crescent Dragonwagon, daughter of Maurice Zolotow, concerning “a host

...'Modern Language Studies'', 12 (summer), 18–29. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s comments deal with his cosmology, “obviously the most ticklish, dense, incomprehen

...use I figure prosperity is something I’ve never steered too well.” He also comments on Hilary Mills’s biography ([[82.23]]), saying, “I think she stuck to

...sh and Sean Gannon. ''New York Post'', 15 September, 6. {{NM}} responds to comments by Carole Mallory that she is writing a biography, titled “On Mailer,”

...ntruths.” Letter to the Editor. ''Provincetown Banner'', 16 May, 8. {{NM}} comments on Sue Harrison’s review of Peter Manso’s portrait of Provincetown in h

...e, which captures the mood of the shoot better than any other, Merkin gets comments on the set of ''Tough Guys Don’t Dance'', not only from {{NM}}, but from

...r Fiction'' (U.K.), no. 7 (January-February), 38–42. The focus of Feeley’s comments and questions in this important piece is the many novels {{NM}} planned but

...wport'' (R.I.) ''Daily News'', 24 January, C-9. Advance report of {{NM}}’s comments on the [[w:David Frost|David Frost]] 24 January television program. Address

...Poets & Writers'', March-April, 40–45. Excellent interview in which {{NM}} comments on his lack of involvement in the writing and editing of his wife [[Norris

...ed an acceptance speech that obviously captivated” the audience, including comments about an idea for a novel about Watergate, his 50th birthday party, and the

...telephone interview as [[95.25]], this piece gives more space to {{NM}}’s comments comparing Oswald to Timothy McVeigh. He says,

...the longest and best of his interviews on his religious beliefs, including comments on his 1962–1963 columns for ''Commentary'' (see [[62.22]], [[63.16]]–[

On the negative side, I have only a few comments for the catalogue page. I think “evil wife” oversimplifies too much. I ...mments. Please believe me, I’m not so delicate as to be afraid of negative comments. And this can go right down to the individual sentences. It’s really a go

...30 September, 1, 4. Expansion of material in [[87.23]], including Mailer’s comments on good and evil: “My idea of an awful person is one who is 35 percent go

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...Article-interview by Sue Fox. ''Jewish Chronicle'', 29 June, 25–26. {{NM}} comments on Jews and the Holocaust in this piece. He compares New York Jews to Berli

...s Buzz Farbar, José Torres, Scott Meredith and E.L. Doctorow, and from his comments at the University of Pennsylvania in March. Also includes Mailer’s warm a

...eir philosophical ideas, their social ideas, and their private ideas.” The comments of Katherine Anne Porter, who also made the voyage, are juxtaposed to Maile

...emarks on the ''Harvard Advocate'' (see [[41.1]], [[75.14]], [[77.2]]). He comments on all aspects of his career, and at length on the forthcoming ''Ancient Ev

...opens her review of three books on feminism-masculism by quoting {{NM}}’s comments about the number of women delegates at the PEN Congress: “There are count

...teraction with Mary McCarthy, Lawrence Durrell, William Burroughs, and his comments on ''Das Kapital''. In 2012, a limited edition of the proceedings, titled '

...ston Herald American'', 5 November, Sec. B, p. 6. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] comments on his films after a showing of ''Maidstone'' ([[71.28]]) by the Institute

...focuses mainly on {{NM}}’s feeling toward women. Asked about his negative comments about women writers in ''Advertisements for Myself'' ([[59.13]]), Mailer re

...port of {{NM}}’s 20-23 March visit to the University of Pennsylvania, with comments from Hughes’s interview with Mailer interspersed. In the course of four d

...” on p. 38 of the ''Review''; Rebecca Sinkler, ''Review'' editor, adds her comments on the same page, noting that the editors were not aware of all the previou

...view of the new Mailer biography by Mary Dearborn ([[99.8]]), and includes comments from her.

...out 20 days a year in New York. When the subject turns to politics, Mailer comments, Obama, Hillary Clinton and George W. Bush, who he finds “not deep enough

...([[91.26]]), Mailer spends two sessions with Spencer, who records Mailer’s comments along with his ambivalent feelings toward the man and the novel. Mailer tal

...Waiting for Godot” in which [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] reverses his negative comments on the play given in his 2 May column ([[56.17]]). The statement contains M

...rticle-interview by Ann Treneman. (London) ''Times'', 13 September. {{NM}} comments on the attack on the World Trade Centre. He described the buildings before

...“The Sense of Our Time: Norman Mailer and America in Conflict.” The author comments on the remarks of key speakers: {{NM}}, [[Robert F. Lucid]], [[w:Gay Talese

...ter the four months he was writing “Lipton’s,” and includes in the journal comments on his aspirations for the novel and his plans for its characters in future

...tthiessen, George Plimpton, and James Dickey. The piece leads off with the comments of {{NM}}, Richard Wilbur, and Mailer scholar, [[Robert F. Lucid]], an edit

...he same ground as the others, but also includes [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s comments on the complexity of the ancient Egyptian language, his effort to remove an

...out of his interviews with 119 writers collected in this volume. Mailer’s comments deal mainly with the six months (1992–1993) he spent in Minsk, researchin

...for the evening was the dangers of the status quo, and he related this to comments on the situation of “the Negro,” saying that if their influence continu

...ng stint as the University of Pennsylvania’s first Pappas Fellow. Extended comments on the [[:Category:Abbott Affair|Abbott affair]], his relationship to Ameri

...y Julia Braun Kessler. ''Life: The World and I'', January, 332–339. {{NM}} comments on ''Harlot’s Ghost'' ([[91.26]]) in this piece, which contains several e

...ch,”'' by Michael Barry Goodman. Metuchen, N.J.: Scarecrow Press. {{NM}}’s comments on ''Naked Lunch'', given as a participant in the International Writers’

“Quick and Expensive Comments on the Talent in the Room.” ''Big Table'' 3 (autumn-winter), 88-100. Essa

...Chatterley and Tropic of Cancer” (168–170), which gives hints of his later comments on D.H. Lawrence in [[71.20]] and Henry Miller in 71.20 and [[76.12]].

...ller, John Updike, Philip Roth, J.D. Salinger and Saul Bellow. Mailer also comments on Vance Bourjaily. The essay’s subtitle links it with his 1959 essay ([[

...Awards at the Oriental Hotel in Bangkok, both on 24 September. Most of his comments dealt with the [[w:Monica Lewinsky|Monica Lewinsky]] scandal. He predicted

...ailer’s lawyer for his divorce from [[Beverly Bentley]], Monroe Inker, who comments on the case on 116. See [[78.4]], [[78.5]], [[79.2]], [[79.3]], [[79.5]], [

...in Publishing'' (Westport, Conn.: Lawrence Hill, 1986). See also Mailer's comments on Seaver in ''Advertisements For Myself'' ([[59.13]]), 28–29.

...list who is quite familiar and friendly with Mailer. At the outset, {{NM}} comments on style:

...ell’s ''Alexandria Quartet''; discusses the ''Esquire'' and book versions; comments on J.F.K. and the roots of the novel in “Superman Comes to the Supermarke

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...ns an account of the piece by Jan Welt and an interview with Rip Torn that comments on his famous fight with Norman T. Kingsley that concludes ''Maidstone''.

...g, sympathetic portrait of [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] replete with revealing comments garnered during visits to his Brooklyn Heights apartment. His wife, [[Norri

Adele{{LJ:Adele}} often comments in our bed, “Why are you frowning so? You look in pain? You look angry an

...ould have run him out of the auditorium.” Mailer listened to Blackington’s comments on male menopause, and replied that if people got the idea that he was a ch

...hors held during NBA week, novelist [[Norman Mailer]] delivered some pithy comments on ''[[w:Herzog (novel)|Herzog]]'', the novel that had just won the Nationa

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...losophy, appeared on radio and television offering humorous and thoughtful comments on modern life from a Catholic perspective. He is sometimes called the firs

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...: “Anything that’s important to me at the time is jotted down in here.” He comments, among other things, on his classes, the books he is reading, his literary

...he Society (attached) was distributed and those present were asked to send comments and amendments to the interim Officers and Board members.

...transpose a subtlety from one language to another, but I thought these few comments might serve as a guide to some of the almost invisible shifts in style in t

Other notable panels include “Putative Comments on the 2016 Election by the Late Norman Mailer,” chaired by former Mailer 10:15-11:15: Panel: Putative Comments on the 2016 Election by the Late Norman Mailer: Gov. Neil Abercrombie, Pete

...e)published a couple dozen articles from the ''Review'' into digital form. Comments and responses are appreciated. ...to our various publications, “recommend” articles you like, add notes and comments to posts, and respond to others’ posts from the Review with your own. Mos

...pt and made a number of small but not insignificant changes, expanding his comments in one place and cutting them back in another, his invariable way of dealin ...flects questions about the novel. He says he doesn’t want to dissipate his comments before the interview, his first on ''Harlot’s Ghost''. He allows, however

After Norman made some comments, he offered rules for the game. First we see the documentary, then he would

Norman sent the poem back to me, covered in red lines and comments. That should have been a clue! But I was so happy he wrote to me. I knew it

'''So many of your characters in ''Tough Guys Don’t Dance'' are given antigay comments to voice. Your police chief even says he likes killing homos . . .'''

...Sick Sick Sick'' ran from 1956-1997 in the ''Village Voice''. See Mailer’s comments on Feiffer in an interview with Lennon, and Feiffer’s on Mailer in {{harv Mailer comments in ''Lipton’s'' that “to use the conceptual words of others is to maroo

...s of life. Tributes submitted from other friends of Barry Leeds follow the comments from the panel.}} ...es or so toward the end, because I know that Ashley will want to make some comments as well. We look forward to that.

...ry of his major book publications follows the entry for these items. These comments are taken from the item itself, from its preface or from a subsequent inter

...headquartered in Ottawa. He speaks about the film, but also makes extended comments on his Jewishness.” He says, “Being Jewish is a whole inner way of life ...tion'' (U.K.), no. 7 (January–February 1992), 38–42. The focus of Feeley’s comments and questions in this important piece is the many novels Mailer planned but

...[The Idol and the Octopus]]'' (1968). The final column, which contains his comments on the August 18, 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, which he o

...Mrs. Kennedy that he was troubled by her husband’s disapproving, bellicose comments about Fidel Castro, who had just seized power in Cuba, but would neverthele

...week later, I’m back to visit and Norman is editing her manuscript, making comments. He handed her four pages, all marked up. He went back to reading the ''Tim

most parents, and was comfortable dispensing comments about our appearance comments he ever passed on was the notion that ''Feeling Sorry for Oneself is

...of Mailer’s literary output in each of the six decades, and punctuated my comments on each with a characteristic letter (or an excerpt) from the decade in que

...s.” Card #4: “A giant death-orgy with lots of maniacs.” After several more comments, a series of clips from the film rounds out the trailer, and finally Mailer

...just before he adds “but unforgettable.”{{sfn|Maurois|2017|p=184}} Maurois comments that upon publication of the novel in England (note that it is England and

...acting walk-on part if necessary, watch rehearsals, listen to the audience comments. . . . It’s a wonderful opportunity.}}

...husband’s company transfer from New York to Toronto. The object of faculty comments about my “unfortunate American degrees,” I was determined to tough it o

...hor for what he often referred to as “the navigator,” which reinforces his comments on the composition of the book. “What I found as a writer is that signals ...e fact that I’m sure many people including myself have other questions and comments, I’ll just see Mark about it afterwards. Thanks for coming.

...emporary literature appear in two essays: “Evaluations—Quick and Expensive Comments on the Talent in the Room,” printed in ''Advertisements for Myself''; and ...to bare himself to a hostile society, is clear in his own books and in his comments on the state of American letters. But the nature of the battle has shifted

...he same three women: Deborah, Ruta, and Cherry. This is echoed by Mailer’s comments on James Baldwin’s ''Another Country'' (1963) in ''Cannibals and Christia

with his snide comments is the last person to provide persuasive evaluation

...istracting boxers from their training regimens by way of George Plimpton’s comments. Ali, he reports, visited president Mobutu’s fortune teller, who predicte Mailer comments in the film, “This fight came into existence because of Don King’s desi

* Typed drafts of comments on E. L. Doctorow’s ''Welcome to Hard Times'', 1966;

If, as Myra Jehlen comments, “projections of the future generally sum up the past,”{{sfn|Jehlen|199 ...into a large and hitherto unrecorded part of Oswald’s life.” But Mailer’s comments also suggest a journalistic verve for investigation, and the inborn skeptic

Subsequently, Mailer sent the manuscript back with some gracious comments. Among other things, he wrote:

...wed outside of the context of the film. And yet it evokes an array of user comments that would no doubt excite Mailer, providing some verification of his Levia

Some of the fictional McCoy’s comments about boxing make him sound

...y. His courage, if he has any, must learn to live with the bruises left by comments on his work. The spiritual skin may go slack or harden to leather, but the

...at Mailer had been inducted into the Brooklyn Hall of Fame. The posting of comments creates a sense of community with the possibility for back-and-forth conver ...of his own self creation. His {{date|1959}} article, “Quick and Expensive Comments on the Talent in the Room,” was perhaps Mailer’s Rubicon: his appraisal

...you can find friends... ,” was his reply to one woman’s generally negative comments on the merits of ''Tough Guys''), and unman yours truly after mumbling out

...view with the Absent Subject as Occasional Commentator.” I culled Norman’s comments from wherever I found apt responses to whatever question I asked myself. Th