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...the published novel faithfully. Accompanied by [[97.5]]. The remaining 42 chapters appeared in 18 parts in the ''Daily News'' 14 April to 1 May.

...s, early May. Along with {{NM}}, the following ten individuals contributed chapters to this 1898–1997 history: Louis Auchincloss, Jack Beeson, Hortense Calis [[Category:Chapters]]

...hanges from “The Alpha Manuscript,” part 1, “Early Years, Early Training,” chapters 8 and 9) deals with Hubbard’s CIA course on world communism.

...by Marshall Arisman. Rpt: With many changes, as the first eight-and-a half chapters of ''The Executioner’s Song'' ([[79.14]]). First of three installments.

...five months before the novel, this excerpt covers pages 81–126, or most of chapters 4 and 5 of the novel as published, with eight excisions of a line or two. S

...erpt deals with Oswald’s culpability in J.F.K.’s assassination, taken from chapters 3 and 4 of part 8, “Oswald’s Ghost,” of volume 2, “Oswald in Americ

...Executioner’s Song'' ([[79.14]]), this excerpt is a compressed version of chapters 9–18. Second of three installments.

...er]]. Rpt: Appearing six months before the novel, this excerpt consists of chapters 1 and 2 of the published novel, with only a few small changes.

...earing just before the novel, this excerpt is a very compressed version of chapters 1–7 of book 5, “The Book of Queens,” which deals with Menenhetet’s

...and the Octopus'' ([[68.11]]), where it is partially reprinted in two sub-chapters, “On Minorities” and “Action for Minorities.”

...[[79.14]]) is a much-compressed and edited version of Gilmore’s execution (chapters 30–40), appearing after 79.14 was published. [[Playboy]] gave this and th

...nd 3 of 76.4; [[82.16]] contains a new, compressed, version of the opening chapters of 76.12.

...Alpha Manuscript,” part 5, “The Bay of Pigs, May 1960–April 1961: Miami,” chapters 5 through 9) deals with Hubbard’s assignment to seduce Modene Murphy, lov

...so mentions “a very long novel” he is working on with “60,000 words or six chapters completed.” The novel is ''Ancient Evenings'' ([[83.18]]). See [[72.12]].

...about the CIA. Rpt: This excerpt, a much-compressed and altered version of chapters 2 and 3 of “Early Years, Early Training,” part 1 of “The Alpha Manusc

...t self.” Accompanied by an excerpt from the novel, the embalming sequence, chapters 5, 6 and the beginning of 7 from book 1, “The Book of One Man Dead,” en

...ributing co-editor of ''Pynchon’s California'' (2015), and has contributed chapters to ''The Pharmakon: Concept Figure, Image of Transgression, Poetic Practice

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...by Bucknell University Press: ''Pietro DiDonato, the Master Builder''. Two chapters from this book have been reprinted in ''Twentieth Century Criticism'' (TCLC

...Mailer a still point in a turning world.” See also “The Amours of Norman, Chapters 5 and 6,” ''New York Times'', 14 October, Sec. B, p.12; [[78.4]], [[78.5]

...ight, because the novel is being constructed on the form of eight separate chapters. Again I leave it to you to do whatever you consider most wise, but I thoug

first person.) The second and third chapters, dealing with of the linear development suggested in the earlier chapters.

...ve made a major point when you object to the way in which I handle the two chapters on theory of history. I am not speaking of your dismissal of the worth of t

...[[75.8]], [[75.9]]). [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] includes excerpts from eight chapters in ''The Time of Our Time'' ([[98.7]]). See [[64.18]], [[67.12]], [[71.15]]

...to now with the exception of orgy which has to be redone and the last two chapters (I read it over again today), I just don’t have any ideas on how to impro

...volume under the title ''A Fragment From Vietnam'' ([[85.11]]). Rpt: Four chapters of the novel in [[98.7]]. See [[65.14]], [[72.18]].

...removed to the so-called Indian Territories of Oklahoma. In his first two chapters, Campanella unearths in forensic detail a history forged by displacement, w If those early chapters relate what is, after all, a sadly familiar narrative of early colonization

...]]), and in the (London) ''Sunday Times'' ([[83.42]]); excerpts from three chapters are reprinted in [[98.7]]. See [[72.19]], [[74.10]], other 1983 entries.

...en for ''Esquire'' in a series of monthly installments, adding up to eight chapters, he had worked on it extensive for style “and toning” before its public

...few chapters of ''The Naked and the Dead'', will be examined. Reading the chapters one paragraph at time, first in English and then in French, is a revelation

...form in ''Playboy'' ([[79.10]], [[79.19]], [[79.33]]). Excerpts from five chapters are reprinted in ''The Time of Our Time'' ([[98.7]]). See [[68.8]], [[78.4]

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...nnon and Mailer in that last full season of the author’s life, reading the chapters as they were written, answering questions about certain points of Catholic

...— what was I thinking? I remember the way he smiled after I had read early chapters ''Of a Fire on the Moon'', one of his best and most underrated books: “So

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...|location=Yonkers, NY |publisher=Pushcart Press |author-link= }} Forty-two chapters on the great literary magazines and Peter Martin's detailed, annotated bibl ...ation=London |publisher=Macmillan |pages= |isbn= |author-link= }} Contains chapters on the U.S., Britain, France, Germany, the Soviet Union and Japan. ''The N

...rnett and I promise that the reader will hear more than a bit about him in chapters to come, and will have the literary experience of acquiring more than a lit

...spirit of Dickens and Dostoevsky. He says that he plans to write the eight chapters in an existential fashion: the first will be published before he has writte

'''10) One of the most moving chapters in your memoir concerns living in Chile after your marriage to Marco, who y

...ough he usually refers to himself in the third person in the chapters. The chapters are more directly relevant to the plot line, and sometimes more coherent th

...ich he would publish with Grove Atlantic). Judith would have the first few chapters ready for me in January or early February. ...seven or eight consecutive months. Just after Judith sent me the first few chapters of ''Picasso'', the galleys for ''Oswald’s Tale'' arrived. Norman was rew

...arbary Shore'', which failed largely because it disintegrated in its later chapters into a series of boring political essays. An indica­tion of the enormous d ...but often a positive source of benefit, as in his cancer theories.<ref>See chapters [[The Structured Vision of Norman Mailer/3. The Deer Park|3]] and [[The Str

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...causes a corresponding decrease in emotionally-charged prose. In Book Two, Chapters 2–5 deal with the months of planning leading up to the march, including n However, if the opening chapters of Book Two are less self-consciously dramatic than Book One—both in term

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