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...an interview conducted in Brooklyn at the same time as [[84.24]], Rayner’s article parallels Purgavie’s closely. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...interview by Natalie Gittelson. ''Harper’s Bazaar'', July, 14, 16. Another article on “A Dialogue on Women’s Liberation”; a report on a later brief conv [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...ess willing to watch long films, because “we are automatically interrupted in a program after 11 or 12 minutes.” [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

.../archive/2007/09/get-your-ass-off-my-pillow/ Get Your Ass Off My Pillow].” Article-interview by Andrew O’Hagan. ''Harper’s Magazine'', September, 22–24. [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...s that the English edition of [[95.16]] would appear the same week as this article. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

[[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...at the Freewill Baptist church of his father-in-law in Arkansas. Important article. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“The Sound and the Baby Führer.” Article-interview by Gene Santaro. ''World War II'' 22 (May), 23–25. [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

"[[Norman Mailer . . . Wonder Boy Novelist]]". Article-interview by Horace Sutton. ''Cue'', 21 August, 17. Focuses on the success [[Category:Works in the 1940s]]

...is time is to write a book, direct a movie, and so on.” Mailer was a juror in the film competition. See [[84.17]], 1986 and 1987 entries. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Mailer Says His Perception of Marilyn Important.” Article-interview by Roger Ebert. ''Mobile, Alabama Press-Register'', 23 September. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...resignation, which he calls “the most depressing event in American letters in many a year.” See [[71.11]], [[71.12]], [[71.21]]. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Mailer on Moses.” Article-interview by Clive Sinclair. ''Jewish Chronicle'', 24 June, 23. Perhaps [[N [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...heppard, Dean Brelis and Amy Wilentz. ''Time'', 27 January, 74–75. Summary article on the PEN Congress; {{NM}} is quoted briefly. {{PEN}} [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Mixing It with Mailer.” Article-interview by Martyn Harris. ''New Society'', 18 October, 99–100. On the E [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...iler|Mailer]] on the relationship of literature and politics in an omnibus article which also includes reflections on the campaign, a full transcript of Maile [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...by Walter Goodman. ''New York Times'', 20 January, Sec. C, p. 25. Overview article on the PEN Congress. {{NM}} is quoted briefly. {{PEN}} [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Mailer’s Castle: Far Out, Way Up, and Swinging.” Article-interview by Mary Nicols. ''Village Voice'', 18 February, 1. Mailer rails a [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...May. Report on Brady’s interview with [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] on WCBS-TV in New York. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...gh Writers Like Him Can Take a Little Heat When Moving in New Directions.” Article-interview by Karen Heller. ''USA Today'', 12 September, Sec. D, p. 1. Discu [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Mailer Gives Archives to Ransom Center.” Article-interview by Yashoda Sampath. ''Daily Texan'', 26 April 2005, 1, 2A. More d [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...Mayor.” Article by unidentified writer. ''Time'', 13 June, 21–22. Summary article with [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] quotes, some from earlier articles. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“The Mellower Mailer.” Article-interview by Josh Getlin. ''Los Angeles Times'', 3 October, Sec. E, pp. 1, [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...York Times Book Review'', 15 August, 8. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is quoted in this book chat piece on the success of [[48.2]]. [[Category:Works in the 1940s]]

“Mailer: Man of God.” Article-interview by [[Mashey Bernstein]]. ''Jewish Chronicle'', 4 October. Interes [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...r|Mailer]] says that he “hoped to attain a Proustian touch here and there” in [[83.18]]. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Literary Lightning Rod.” Article-interview by Allen Pierieoni. ''Sacramento Bee'', 4 February. Contains only [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

“Mailer and a Monument to Death.” Article-interview by Philippa Toomey. (London) ''Times'', 17 November, 14. On the b [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...at Yeshiva University. Alice Krakauer, Mailer’s press aide, is also quoted in the piece. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...', 18 February, 1, 8. Criticized in this news article for not speaking out in response to the death threat aimed at [[w:Salman Rushdie|Salman Rushdie]] b [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...NM}}’s keynote address at the Jewish Book Festival at the Gershwin YM-YWHA in Philadelphia. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...493. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] discusses playing the role of Stanford White in ''Ragtime'', directed by Milos Forman. See [[80.20]], [[81.19]], [[81.20]]. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...rold Banks. ''Boston Herald-American'', 10 December, Sec. A, p. 3. Summary article on [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s divorce from [[Beverly Bentley]] drawn from [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...cago Sun-Times'', 24 April, 35, 39. Interviewed by telephone from his home in Brooklyn Heights, {{NM}} spoke about forthcoming response to [[97.13]]. Acc [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...kett of the ''Seattle-Post-Intelligencer''. ''Vancouver Sun'', 31 October. In Seattle to promote [[95.38]], {{NM}} discusses his credentials for writing [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“The Latest Model Mailer.” Article-interview by Joseph Roddy. ''Look'', 27 May, 22–28. Collage of snippets a [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“The Mailer Plan to Save Los Angeles.” Article-interview by unidentified writer. ''Los Angeles Magazine'', March, 18–19. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is quoted: “I pick Floyd Patterson to knock you out in the sixth.” Liston replied, “He’s still drunk.” [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Flying High with Mailer.” Article-interview by Raymond A. Sokolov. ''Newsweek'', 9 December, 84, 86–88; cov [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...nd-up article on the issue of how fact and fiction are and should be mixed in narrative. Mailer defends ''The Executioner’s Song'' ([[79.14]]) as a nov [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...onicle'', 1 May, Sec. E (“Datebook”), pp. 1–2. Interviewed at Random House in New York, {{NM}} talks about [[95.16]], with emphasis on the sexuality of L [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...talks more about the problems of celebrity than ''Tough Guys Don’t Dance'' in this brief piece. See [[84.17]], 1986 and 1987 entries. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...al problems as [[79.14]] in this piece, another interview on the book tour in England. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...y Sue Fox. ''Times'' (London), 8 August, 8. Memoir with quotes from {{NM}} in the hospital just before he died, and from [[John Buffalo Mailer]], [[Norri [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...iece . . . gelded the strongest remarks, and bypassed the work”) about the article and Brower’s subsequent reflections. See [[65.21]], [[79.9]]. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Norman Conquest: Mailer Profiles Picasso as a Young Man.” Article-interview by Rebecca Ascher-Walsh. ''Entertainment Weekly'', 10 November. L [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...–50. Profile with a few comments on ''The Fight'' ([[75.12]]) and his work-in-progress, ''Ancient Evenings'' ([[83.18]]). See [[75.16]]. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...0 April, 12–13, 20. Gussow quotes [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] briefly in this article, which chronicles the rise to prominence and respectability of the ''Villag [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“The Softer Norman Mailer.” Article-interview by Tim Warren. (Baltimore) ''Sun'', 29 September, Sec. H, pp. 1, [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...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 in the 1960s]]

...20–23; cover portrait of {{NM}}, Kurt Vonnegut and Günter Grass. Analytic article on the debate and dissension at the PEN conference. Mailer is quoted briefl [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...Doug Riggs. ''Providence Journal'', 11 May. Based on a telephone interview in early May with 20 book reviewers and editors, this brief piece adds little [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...Meeting.” Article by unidentified writer. ''Newsday'', 13 January. Another article on the appearance of Secretary of State Shultz at the PEN Congress. See [[8 [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...n. ''Lorain New-Journal'' (Ohio), 26 October, 1. Speaking at Berea College in Kentucky, [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] answered questions about the Marilyn pla [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...rk: A Play'' ([[67.13]]), and mentions his forthcoming novel, ''Why Are We in Vietnam?'' (67.15). [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Norman Mailer in Austin.” Article-interview by Winston Bode. ''Texas Observer'', 15 December, 1, 6. Account o [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Candidate Mailer: Savior or Spoiler?” Article-interview by Alan M. Adelson. ''New Leader'', 9 June, 14–16. Skeptical re [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

Taking Aim.” Article-interview by [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“The Novelist Comes to Carnegie Hall.” Article-interview by Millicent Brower. ''Village Voice'', 30 May, 1, 6–7, 18. On [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

..., Frances FitzGerald, Merv Griffin, Morey Amsterdam and Jake LaMotta. Rpt: In ''Newfield’s Bread and Roses Too: Reporting about America''. New York: E. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Proud Father: Mailer Pleased with ‘Tough Guys.’” Article-interview by Tim Miller. ''Cape Cod Times'', 14 August, 35, 38. Notable mai [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

[[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...Herald-American'', 28 January. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is quoted briefly in another piece on his divorce from [[Beverly Bentley]], who is quoted at len [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...', 2 November, 6. Comment by Mailer on William F. Buckley Jr. as a spoiler in the New York mayoral election. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...e by John Leonard. ''New York Times'', 7 November, Sec. C, p. 14. Humorous article chronicling Leonard’s relations with [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] including M [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Norman Mailer Returns to the Arena.” Article-interview by Dana Kennedy. ''Houston Post'', 6 October, Sec. C, p. 6. This [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Death, Taxes and Norman Mailer.” Article-interview by Adrianne Blue. ''Time Out'' (London), 7-13 December, 14–16; [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Marilyn, Mailer’s Marilyn.” Article-interview by Jim Wood. ''California Living'' (''San Francisco Chronicle''), [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“A Novel Mailer: Calm and Happy.” Article-interview by Karen Heller. ''USA Today'', 25 April. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer] [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...pa Tribune'', 4 February, B1. Repeats much of the material of the previous article, adding “If I feel like saying I hate women one day and saying they’re [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...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 in the 1960s]]

“The Literary Life: Thoughts on Buying a Silver BMW.” Article-interview by Scott Parkin. ''Esquire'', January, 103. While buying a car, [ [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Gospel According to Mailer: The Greatest Story Ever Retold.” Article-interview by Charles W. Bell. (New York) ''Daily News'', 13 April, 7. {{NM} [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Mailer: I’m Sorry about the ‘Marilyn’ Book.” Article-interview by Sandra Pesman. ''Chicago Daily News'', 21 May, 13. Report on a [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...o fundraiser for cats. Mailer tells the story of two cats he knew in Paris in 1947–1948. See [[83.55]]. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...ler.” Article-interview by Gavin Young. ''Observer Weekly'', 26 April, 26. In the midst of writing installments of ''An American Dream'' for ''Esquire'' [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...n Francisco on the publicity tour for [[91.26]], {{NM}} talks to the media in his suite at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Critic At-Large: Mailer’s Apology.” Article-interview by Hoke Norris. ''Chicago Sun-Times'', 10 December, Sec. 2, p. 26 [[Category:Works in the 1950s]]

“Mailer Says That Alienation Is Major Problem in City.” Article-interview by Bernard Weinraub. ''New York Times'', 12 May, 26. Summary of c [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“The Rape of the Moon: Norman Mailer Talks about Sexual Lunacy and the WASP.” Article-interview by Leticia Kent. ''Vogue'', 1 February, 134–135. Extended comme [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...eptember, Sec. 3, pp. 1–2. Humdrum piece based on an interview with {{NM}} in Toronto where ''Tough Guys Don’t Dance'' was screened as part of that cit [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“The Author on Norman Mailer: Style Is As Good As It Ever Was.” Article-interview by Tom Fitzpatrick. ''Chicago Sun-Times'', 5 August, 66. More com [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...Knifing.” Article by Jack Roth. ''New York Times'', 23 November, 26. Short article that includes a quote from the medical report on [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] b [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...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 in the 1960s]]

“Two Ex-GI’s Write Revenge on Army.” Article-interview by W.G. Rogers. Battle Creek (Mich.) ''Enquirer-News'', 5 Septemb [[Category:Works in the 1950s]]

...reports that Mailer’s Commercial Street home was used as Tim Madden’s home in the film version of [[84.17]]. See 1986 and 1987 entries. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...ler|Mailer]], including his comment that the first draft was 105,000 words in length. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Norman Mailer: Humor Saves Day for the Man of La Mancha.” Article-interview by Bill Bryan. ''St. Louis Globe-Democrat'', 23 April, Sec. C, p. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...al parties, Newt Gingrich, religion in America and the decline of interest in good novels. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...Brief comments by {{NM}} on the writing life in a 4 May Brooklyn interview in connection with the publication of [[98.7]]. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“The Siege of Mailer: Hero to Historian.” Article-interview by Ron Rosenbaum. ''Village Voice'', 21 January, 1, 38, 40–42, [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...Mailer’s Ancient Magic: Machismo, Elegance and Dogs That Don’t Watch TV.” Article-interview by William F. Ryan. ''Virginia Country'', October, 34–39, 88. A [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...s'', 28 May. A short piece on [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is included in this article on Bellow. Mailer tells the writer that his film, ''Wild 90'', could be cal [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“The Mailest Tries Kinder.” Article-interview by Matthew Flamm. ''New York Post'', 30 September, 23–24. Over [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...er photograph of {{NM}}. Mailer discusses [[95.38]] at the Algonquin Hotel in New York, focusing on Picasso’s relationship with women, with asides on L [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Norman Mailer Takes Aim at the Oswald Riddle.” Article-interview by Nicholas A. Basbanes. ''Milwaukee Journal Sentinel'', 4 June, [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] says he is not surprised in the projected increase in single-parent households: “I have only one friend with three kids who has [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“The Gospel…according to Mailer.” Article-interview by Julie Irwin. (Elmira, N.Y.) ''Star-Gazette'', 20 August, Sec. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...peless, necessarily superficial and fake,” and described himself as a dove in the debate about the war. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Norman Mailer: The Author as Social Conscience.” Article-interview by Charlotte Buak, Gwen Thomas and Angela R. Dickey. ''Pencil Pre [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...6 November, Sec. D (“Arts and Entertainment”), pp. 5, 7. {{NM}} responds, in general terms, to the art critics who wrote negative reviews of [[95.38]]. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...n Mailer|Mailer]] tells Olson that “on a good day he produces 1,000 words, in longhand.” See [[83.2]], [[83.3]], [[83.5]], [[83.7]]. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...g a few of [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s remarks on 1 April at Herbst Theater in San Francisco. Accompanied by [[83.33]]. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...bel.” Article by unidentified writer. ''Time'', 5 December, 16-17. Summary article that includes comments [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] made to Mike Wallace on is [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“An Exclusive Talk with Norman Mailer.” Article-interview by André Bernard and Joseph Cummins. ''Book-of-the-Month Club Ne [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...Smith. ''US Air Magazine'', July, 12, 14, 16. Interviewed at Random House in New York, {{NM}} explains how he came to see Lee Harvey Oswald: “He was n [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...''National Guardian'', 4 April 1949, 9. Wrap-up article on the conference in which [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] inveighs against the economic systems of bot [[Category:Works in the 1940s]]

...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 in the 1960s]]

...', 13 November, 9. Focus of this piece is Gilmore’s character as presented in [[79.14]]. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] says, “He could be mean, nasty, selfi [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Life with Mailer: After Four Years, So Far, So Good.” Article-interview by Judy Klemesrud. ''New York Times'', 16 April, Sec. B (“Style [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...Both were U.S. Marines who felt unappreciated in the Marines.” Mailer was in the U.S. Army. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...n Monroe be investigated as a possible murder. See other [[:Category:Works in 1973|1973 entries]], [[74.12]], [[75.3]], [[77.7]]. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...s are in the book only as people embody them. There are no ideas of my own in the book.” [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...cusses ''Tough Guys Don’t Dance'': how it straddles categories, his future in filmmaking, and his early films. See [[84.17]], 1986 and 1987 entries. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“A Candid Talk with Mailer (Who Wants to Be Mayor of New York).” Article-interview by Joe Walker. ''Muhammad Speaks'' (New York), 20 June, 11–12. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

....com/life/enter/books/leb705.htm Mailer Retells the Greatest Story Ever].” Article-interview by Bob Minzesheimer. ''USA Today'', 8 September. {{NM}} comments [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...e talks about 79.14, and comments on Ernest Hemingway: “I really hated him when he killed himself. It was like your own father killing himself.” [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“People: Tough Guys Do Make Movies: Mailer in Provincetown.” Article-interview by G.D.G. Time, 1 December, 58–59. Brief piece, with a few quot [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...{NM}} said that he might have been a blogger if there had been an Internet in the 1950s. He also stated that one reason he sold his papers to Texas was t [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...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 in the 1960s]]

“Mailer on Mummy: Novels with No End.” Article-interview by William F. Ryan. ''Washington Tribune'', 28 April, 3. A shorte [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Behind the Lines.” Article-interview by Julie Rubenstein and Greg Tobin. ''Literary Guild Magazine'', [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“He’s Back to the Old Haunts.” Article-interview by Bill Bell. (New York) ''Daily News'', 16 October, 1, 40; cover [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Mailer Writes Another Monroe Doctrine.” Article-interview by Rick Kogan. ''Chicago Sun-Times'', 15 December, 49, 69. On the [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...} explains why he sold his papers to Texas and what they might be used for in the future. See [[05.3]]–[[05.6]], [[05.9]], [[05.13]]. [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...stoy, William Faulkner and Ernest Hemingway, his films, and race relations in the U.S. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...reader a good and detailed sense of what it might be like to live and work in the CIA.” [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...nterview, “Prospects are Good for Debra Sandlund,” who plays Patty Lareine in the film. Rpt: [[88.6]], [[86.30]] (partial). See other 1986 and 1987 entri [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...[83.18]]) “received my best and worst reviews….It helps to have a firm ego in such a situation.” [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Mailer Book Was the 2nd Choice of Fiction Advisory Panel” Article-interview by Herbert Mitgang. ''Chicago Tribune'', 15 April. [[Norman Maile [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...tic for the ''Tribune'', finds fault with {{NM}}’s methods and conclusions in [[95.38]], but quotes him fully and fairly on these matters. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Mailer’s Stamp on the Movies.” Article-interview by Joseph Gelmis. ''Providence Sunday Journal'', 21 December, Sec [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

[[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...f theater, the cast and staging of The Deer Park ([[67.13]]), which opened in New York on 31 January and ran for 127 performances. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

.../news/author-author-2147505 Author! Author! The Devil and Norman Mailer].” Article-interview by Dwayne Booth. ''L.A. Weekly'', 14 February. Contains only a fe [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...Va. Mailer notes that he hopes ''Harlot’s Ghost'' ([[91.26]]) will be done in two years. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...Explains the details of his new contract with Random House, which remained in force until his death. Mailer: “I have had a long relationship with Littl [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...s’ Weekly'', 24 January, 18. {{NM}} and Shultz are quoted in this round-up article on the controversy surrounding Secretary of State Shultz’s appearance at [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, It’s Norman Mailer.” Article-interview by Vincent Canby. ''New York Times'', 27 October, Sec. 2, p. 15. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Mailer Defends Dual-Admission Plan.” Article-interview by Bill Kovach. ''New York Times'', 30 May, 25. [[Norman Mailer|M [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

[[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...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 in the 1960s]]

“Norman Mailer, Playwright.” Article-interview by Jerry Tallmer. ''New York Post Magazine'', 11 February, 2. Quo [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

.... Perhaps [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s longest utterance on the Irish, given in the midst of a discussion of [[84.17]]. Rpt: [[88.6]]. See [[68.26]]. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Mailer and the Siege of Chicago.” Article-interview by Clifford Terry. ''Chicago Tribune Magazine'', 30 September, 32 [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

[[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Norman Mailer the Director Hangs Tough.” Article-interview by Edward Guthmann. Datebook, ''San Francisco Chronicle'', 20 Sep [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Exploring the Roots of Evil.” Article-interview by Debbie Forman. ''Cape Cod Times'', 15 January, C1-C2. {{NM}} t [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...is also a book review and a profile of Mailer. See other [[:Category:Works in 1973|1973 entries]]. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...eas you have to through some things overboard. You give up certain senses. In my case, I wanted to keep my mind reasonably alive.” [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...lso contrasts cinematic and novelistic pace, and discusses ''Blue Velvet'' in his conversation with Silverman at Toronto’s Festival of Festivals. See [ [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...k Times'', 11 June, 50. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is quoted in this roundup article on the primary. He proposes that the city dispense legal heroin to certain [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...appeared. Cook, an old {{NM}} hand, places ''Harlot’s Ghost'' ([[91.26]]) in the context of Mailer’s long career, and gets him to talk about his prota [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Norman Mailer Talks about ‘Incestuary’ Hitler, Satan, Monroe.” Article-interview by Robert Hilferty. ''Bloomberg'', 7 February. Asked if he has a [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

“Mailer’s New Movie Has a Punchy Denouement.” Article-interview by Joseph Mancini. ''New York Post'', 31 July. Account of a fistf [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Mailer Ebullient About His Movie.” Article-interview by Bonnie Barber. ''Provincetown Advocate'', 25 December, 1, 30. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...oduction is padded, but Mailer provides some good insights on then and now in American life, aging and the clarity that comes with it, with asides on the [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...ctors, screenplays, Raymond Chandler, machismo, feminism, and the darkness in ''Tough Guys Don’t Dance'' ([[84.17]]). Accompanied by Carr’s positive [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...lendar'', 14 February, 1, 56. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] discusses his essay in the March ''Harper’s'', “The Prisoner of Sex” ([[71.10]]), with aside [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...deal of hope.” According to Mailer, “propositions” should be “proportions” in penultimate sentence. Contains comment on 48.2 repeated from [[48.8]]. The [[Category:Works in the 1940s]]

[[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...]), the beat generation and sex. “My guess,” he said, “is they decided the article was just too hot to handle, but I’m just guessing.” Mailer told Hollan [[Category:Works in the 1950s]]

...New Yorker'', 4 May, 96–98, 100, 102–033. {{NM}} is quoted briefly in this article on Lego bricks, and a color photograph of his Lego construction, “Vertica [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...You’re doing your best to make good shoes for the sheer sake of the craft”—in this breezy piece with a few comments on [[91.26]], and a rehearsal of the [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Interest in Books Flowers Where the Tall Corn Grows.” Article-interview by Van Allen Bradley. ''Chicago News'', 7 December. Another repor [[Category:Works in the 1950s]]

...him. {{NM}} is quoted briefly only to say that he cannot discuss his book-in-progress, ''Oswald’s Tale: An American Mystery'' ([[95.16]]). [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...with [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s comment on the departed Brooklyn Dodgers: “When they went to Los Angeles I knew things had gotten bad. To leave this great [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...king of the myriad aesthetic, philosophical and historical issues he faced in writing [[97.13]], which he says he wrote “for those people who are like [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

.... She always says what is most immediately useful politically to say.” The article is also a review of the new Mailer biography by Mary Dearborn ([[99.8]]), a [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...has some good exchanges with [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]], whom he interviewed in his Brooklyn home over dinner. On ''Tough Guys Don’t Dance'' ([[84.17]]): [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...’s good because it gives the reader some scope. The missing part shapes up in his mind. Life is like that.” [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

[[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...e probable responses to [[83.18]]. He reveals the title of the third novel in the planned trilogy: “Of Modern Times.” See [[83.7]], [[83.30]]. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...wing of his films in Boston, Mailer explains that they have not been shown in 10 years, and he’s “curious to see whether I was 10 years ahead of my t [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“The Campaign Slogan Is ‘Vote the Rascals In.’” Article-interview by James R. Dickenson. ''National Observer'', 5 May, 1, 16. Longe [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...ey Oswald: Norman Mailer’s Biography Reveals an Extraordinary Risk-Taker.” Article-interview by Alan Dumas. ''Rocky Mountain News'', 5 June, Sec. D (“Arts a [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Mailer Review a Chaotic Year.” Article-interview by Joseph Gelmis. ''Newsday'', 10 January, 40A. [[Norman Mailer|M [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...recidivist. Some people are criminals, some are criminal conformists. I’m in the second category.” See [[78.4]], [[79.2]], [[79.3]], [[79.5]], [[79.8] [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...was screened outside the competition at Cannes because Mailer was a juror) in this potpourri on the festival. See [[84.17]], 1986 and 1987 entries. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...|Mailer]] at length on his ambitions, work schedule and the style employed in ''The Executioner’s Song'' ([[79.14]]): “This book was a reaction again [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...bes Marina Oswald, whom he interviewed for five days in Texas: “She’s only in her early 50s, but she’s bent over as if she were holding a stone on her [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

.../jan/29/books.secondworldwar Mailer’s Young Hitler Novel Angers Germans].” Article-interview by Jess Smee. ''Guardian'', 29 January. {{NM}}’s Hitler novel w [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...ytimes.com/2005/04/25/books/mailers-miscellany.html Mailer’s Miscellany].” Article-interview by Douglas Brinkley. ''New York Times'', 26 April 2005, E1, E7. { [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...he great lines of Jesus remain the great lines. But a good deal of writing in between was rather pedestrian.” [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...that everything will turn out all right. That’s what they used to tell us in B-movies 50 years ago.” [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Still Stormin’.” Article-interview by Alastair McKay. ''The Scotsman'', S2 Weekend, 22 July, 2–5. [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...characters at the expense of suspense and the plot.” Bracketed material is in original. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Medium-Boiled Mailer.” Article-interview by Gerald Peary. ''Sight and Sound'', spring, 104–107. {{NM}} s [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Peter Underwood Meets Norman Mailer.” Article-interview. ''British Books'', November, 12-13, 15. Account of [[Norman Mail [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...l day (13 December) of shooting, {{NM}} talks about the play he was almost in at Harvard, his longtime affiliation with Actors’ Studio and, again, spea [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Mailer’s Energy Peps Up Union Proceedings.” Article-interview by Peter Aspeden. ''Cambridge'' [U.K.] ''Evening News'', 22 Octob [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...Brief piece, published during [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s promotional tour in England for ''Ancient Evenings'' ([[83.18]]), with Mailer’s comments on h [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...) as a month-by-month serial: “The thought that I’d be missing a character in the last installment was unbearable. I had to plot carefully. This is the m [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Mailer, at 60, Unveils Novel of Escapism.” Article-interview by Nicholas A. Basbanes. (Worcester) ''Evening Gazette'', 2 Febru [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...tion with Hamill, an old friend, who wrote about Mailer’s influence on him in his memoir, ''A Drinking Life'' (Boston: Little, Brown, 1994). After Picass [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...ber, Sec. D, pp. 1–2. Interviewed on the set of ''Tough Guys Don’t Dance'' in Provincetown, Mailer compares filmmaking and writing, and describes his fil [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Norman Mailer Lets Film Do the Talking at Brown.” Article-interview by Lee Dykas. ''Providence Journal'', 17 April. Answering questio [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“The Great American Writer.” Article-interview by Hillel Italie. AP wire story, ''Chicago Tribune'', 5 July, 3C. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Mailer: ‘It’s Easier to Talk of Sex than Death.’” Article-interview by Eugene Kennedy. ''Chicago Tribune Bookworld'', 10 April, Sec. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...equent dialogue with the audience. He said, “it’s too tricky to have to be in the center of the film as an actor and also be the director.” See [[72.2] [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“God and Man and Norman Mailer.” Article-interview by Eugene Kennedy. ''Notre Dame Magazine'', 12 (July), 19–20. O [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...look the same no matter where you go.” He also criticized U.S. involvement in Kosovo, saying using air power made the U.S. seem like “a bully.” [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Mailer Offers a PEN Post-Mortem.” Article-interview by Walter Goodman. ''New York Times'', 27 January, Sec. C, p. 24. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Mailer: Tough Guy at Ease in P’town.” Article-interview by Peter E. Howard. ''Cape Cod Times'', 12 August, 1, 12–13; fr [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...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 in the 1960s]]

...rview by Randy Sue Coburn. ''Washington Star'', 18 October, C1. Long piece in which [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] speaks at length about ''The Executioner’s [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...ee great writers during his college years. Mailer also read from his novel-in-progress, ''Ancient Evenings'' ([[83.18]]). [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...enry Holt and Co. intends to reissue ''The Naked and the Dead'' ([[48.2]]) in hardcover and softcover, with a new introduction by Mailer, to coincide wit [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...rl and Cynthia R. Fagen. ''New York Post'', 19 January, 3. Sensationalized article that selectively quotes [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s comments at a press co [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...s the reporter that his first murder mystery ([[84.17]]) will be published in 1984. See [[83.56]]. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...nterview in which Mailer discusses his involvement with the Actors’ Studio in New York. A letter to Christian from Mailer’s Harvard professor, Theodore [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...ny better these days, he said that he thought them to be “the finest thing in creation” until the Women’s Movement started, “and I realized they we [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...ong press conference about ''Harlot’s Ghost'' ([[91.26]]) at Random House. In regard to the sequel, {{NM}} said, “I promised before to write books that [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...yn Monroe. See other 1973 entries and earlier article on Zolotow’s charges in the ''Times'', 4 August, 19. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...n ''Advertisements for Myself'' ([[59.13]]), 409–10; a red-baiting article in ''Life'', 4 April, 39–43. See also [[13.2]], 110-11. [[Category:Works in the 1940s]]

...', December. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] discusses his role as Stanford White in Milos Forman’s newly released film, ''Ragtime'', and comments on the mone [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Norman Mailer on Wives, Women, Books.” Article-interview by Marian Christy. ''Boston Sunday Globe'', 7 December, Sec. A, p [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

[[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...s came from the assassination of Robert Kennedy. The event “hit deep . . . in a way which is almost impossible to describe now.” [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Clay, Mailer in ‘Draw.’” Article-interview by Robert Friedman. ''Sunday San Juan Star'', 1 August, 1, 12. [[ [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Mr. Peepers: PEN Goes the Way of All Flesh.” Article-interview by unidentified writer. New York, 13 April, 29–30. Description [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...ly'', 12 August, 17. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is quoted once in this brief article: “I have had a long relationship with Little, Brown, and for the most par [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...here he signed copies of ''The Executioner’s Song'' ([[79.14]]). One woman in the long line said, “This is like going to communion.” Mailer replied, [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...y saying that Mailer is angry at not being quoted at greater length in his article. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...Mailer|Mailer]]: “There were times in the first two or three installments when I felt scared I’d dry up—but then it was all right.” He also discusse [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...ive, quasi-racist remarks about ''New York Times'' critic Michiko Kakutani in this interview that came back to haunt him. See [[05.3]]–[[05.6]], [[05.1 [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...ving a guided tour. Mailer’s words are recalled by Michael. He said to him in his later years: “I could not have been the writer I am today and been mo [[Category:Works in the 2010s]]

...ibed the murder mystery as being “like an illegitimate baby—it was written in two months, therefore born out of wedlock, and I’m struck by the fact tha [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...olis. Mailer comments briefly on novel-writing, movie-making, and politics in this error-laden piece. “I thought the ’80s were going to have a little [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

Article-interview by Charles T. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“The Rich, Famous, Talented and Powerful Resolve….” Article-interview by Deirdre Carmody. ''New York Times'', 1 January, Sec. C, p. 21. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...g Museum for the first time since 1943 when he took a course on modern art in the Fogg. He notes that the reviews of 95.38 are “the worst I’ve ever g [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...piece about {{NM}} at Cannes. Mailer says, “I think my film lies somewhere in a no-man’s land between a murder mystery, a suspense tale, a film of horr [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...al are quoted in this piece about the making of ''Tough Guys Don’t Dance'' in Provincetown. Mailer praised O’Neal, saying “I don’t know if there’ [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...''USA Today'', 15 January, 1D–2D. {{NM}} states that the incest he posits in Hitler’s family “can’t be proven, but the facts of his life suggest i [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...has learned in making films, and the difference between films and novels. “In book criticism it’s usual to treat a first novel with a certain amount of [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...ion. I’m free to move.” Rpt: A slightly truncated version appeared earlier in Nova (London), March, 106-7, 109. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...lkes University in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. The most notable quote came in answer to a question about whether he was still negative about women. “I [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...e Deer Park: A Play'' ([[67.13]]), and his novel-in-progress, ''Why Are We in Vietnam?'' ([[67.15]]). [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] also tells his friend Lehm [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Mailer Earns Praise for PEN Efforts.” Article-interview by Edwin McDowell. ''New York Times'', 23 December, Sec. C, p. 12 [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...95.38]]. He explains how he spent two months in 1962 looking at every page in Christian Zervos’s 33-volume collection of Picasso’s paintings and draw [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...I try not to think of a plot—I am much more concerned with character. But in a movie the plot is the motor, it is essential. It took me two months to wr [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...he writing life. Important article. Rpt: By the University of Pennsylvania in a booklet (hard and softcover) titled ''Pappas Fellows: Norman Mailer'', wi [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...mber. An overview of the upcoming “PEN Celebrations,” a series of readings in support of the January 1986 PEN International Congress. [[Norman Mailer|Mai [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...the conference, called for a vote on removing him: “the votes were solidly in his favor.” Mailer, Erica Jong, Nadine Gordimer and Cynthia Macdonald (a [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...lence?” Mailer’s replies reveal his irritation. He mentions this interview in [[81.8]]. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...ertisement for 73.30 in ''New York Times Book Review'', 9 December, 14–15, in which Zolotow retracts his charge of plagiarism and Guiles says he never ma [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...tes Mailer on journalism and deadlines. Mailer is not quoted in an earlier article, “Mailer Getting $1-Million for Rights to Next Novel” by Eric Pace (''N [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...rove misleading. It doesn’t have much to do with the book. The executioner in the novel [sic] might after all be Gary Gilmore.” [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...ght I can’t pretend I haven’t changed since then. It was like being a bird in the jungle, living the life of a bird, and suddenly being treated like a li [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...owan'', 5 December, 1. Report on the first day of a symposium, “The Writer in a Mass Culture,” co-sponsored by ''Esquire'' magazine and the University [[Category:Works in the 1950s]]

...7 July, C13. Account of the problem faced by Jason Epstein of Random House in editing Picasso books by Mailer and the authorized biographer, John Richard [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...er concludes the interview by saying “I feel more sane than I’ve ever felt in my life.” [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...r because it was “the greatest collection of literary archives to be found in America.” See [[05.3]], [[05.4]], [[05.6]], [[05.9]], [[05.12]], [[05.13] [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...n exciting relation to France all my life, from my young years in Brooklyn when I thought Paris was the place to be.” He said he loved French, “this la [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

“Taking the Measure of Mailer.” Article-interview by Wayne Warga. ''Los Angeles Times'', 25 October, Sec. 4, pp. 30 [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...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 in the 1960s]]

“Mailer’s Alpha and Omega.” Article-interview by Toby Thompson. ''Vanity Fair'', October, 150, 152, 154, 156, 1 [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...Valuable for its representative British combination of indignation and awe in the face of genuine American phenomena. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...savant encounters a guest who fills him with consternation, he speaks only in full paragraphs.” [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...6. Report of [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s meeting with Canadian book editors in New York to discuss [[83.18]]. Snide piece that repeats old stories, but do [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Writer Wins for Unread Novel.” Article-interview by [[w:Cynthia Heimel|Cynthia Heimel]]. ''New York'', 4 June, 9. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...4) divorcing her. You really know nothing about a woman until you meet her in court.” See [[84.17]], 1986 and 1987 entries. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...le'', 8 April. Report on [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s reading from [[83.18]] in San Francisco at a program sponsored by City Arts and Lectures, Inc., and h [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Activism Dormant, Not Dead, Says Author.” Article-interview by Anthony Colarossi. (Wilkes-Barre, Pa.) ''Times Leader'', 28 Ma [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...riting’s Heights: Time Arrives for Mailer to Mark 50 Years in Publishing.” Article-interview by Bob Minzesheimer. ''USA Today'', 6 May, Sec. D (“Life”), 1 [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...{{NM}} spoke to Groen about the 80s, yuppies, the coming end of communism in Russia, and called Oliver North “a young Ronald Reagan, who can press eve [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...more than 1,000 pages into ''Harlot’s Ghost'' ([[91.26]]) and explained, “When I’m writing a novel, I work at least 200 days a year, maybe 250. I write [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

"The Author". Article-interview by R.G. ''Saturday Review'', 8 May, 10. This profile with brief c [[Category:Works in the 1940s]]

...ton Post'', 23 September, Sec. C, pp. 1, 4. Focused interview on [[91.26]] in which {{NM}} explains that, initially, “I was going to write about [James [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...rough as a writer, that my best writing was behind me, and that’s repeated in every book.” [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...,” he said, adding that if an author wrote a novel with a particular story in mind that the possibilities would be limited. “Our love of plot comes out [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...cks closely to the nature of the CIA and his motives for writing [[91.26]] in this relatively brief piece: He says that the CIA is “the nearest thing A [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...ny books here.” [[Norris Church Mailer|Norris Mailer]] is also interviewed in this piece. See [[95.36]], [[05.10]], [[07.2]]. [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...two key elements, luck and character. Recalling, no doubt, his devastation when his second novel, ''Barbary Shore'' ([[51.1]]) was lambasted by reviewers, [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...''People Weekly'', 5 October, 40–42. {{NM}} says little new about his film in this piece, but he does discuss the writing life: “I’m not morbid, but [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...; I can’t write at all. So I think the average person bridles a little but when they hear my name.” [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...dfather'' ([[72.17]]). Interview questions center on narrative perspective in Mailer’s nonfiction. Mailer also mentions “a very long novel” he is w [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...t that ''The Naked and the Dead'' ([[48.2]]) was “a dreadful title,” in an article for which a dozen contemporary writers, including Eudora Welty, Joyce Carol [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...film. Mailer also collaborated with Angelo Badalamenti on one of the songs in the film: “You’ll Come Back (You Always Do).” See [[84.17]], 1986 and [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...rk Times'', 30 July, Sec. E, p.3. Discussion of the “concentrated carnage” in Stephen Spielberg’s film, ''Saving Private Ryan'' and how it parallels '' [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...wer Milt Rosenberg. Again he discusses the first person point of view used in 97.13, and his admiration for the Jesus story, which he calls “the keel o [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...ing to hit you or kiss you. But he had a wonderful mind. What you look for in these people is originality, a voice nobody had before.” The writer asked [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...A after a {{NM}} speech before the Commonwealth Club at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. Mailer’s theme is that Bush needs a war “as a steppingst [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...rsion of ''The Naked and the Dead'': “And Burt wanted to do it but the war in Korea started, and there was no way then of making a fairly serious movie o [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...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 in the 1960s]]

[[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...onal comment on Henry Miller and Saul Bellow, who received the Nobel Prize in Literature the same day: “To my surprise, I felt good about Saul getting [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...and the Dead'' ([[48.2]]), and the roles of Tom Luddy and Jean-Luc Godard in the making of ''Tough Guys''. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Is New Mailer Book Fiction, in Fact?” Article-interview by Tony Schwartz. ''New York Times'', 26 October, Sec. C, p. 24. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Young American Rebel: An Interview with Norman Mailer.” Article-interview by W.G. Smith. ''Books and Bookmen'', November, 28. Another inter [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...ailer|Mailer]] breakfasts with Campbell and discusses his new novel, irony in literature, the respective merits of journalism and the novel, and some of [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...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 in the 1980s]]

...ater committed suicide. What is especially reprehensible, Mailer says, “is when the government tries to get a man to entrap his friend.” [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...his remembrance of Mailer lecturing at University of California, Berkeley in 1972, some well-chosen quotes from Mailer’s books, and his final reflecti [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...Sentinel'', 26 January. {{NM}} says that one early review of ''The Castle in the Forest'' ([[07.10]]) said that he was just re-writing Freud on the matt [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

“The Pictures: Tough Guys.” Article-interview by Mark Singer. ''New Yorker'', 21 May, 30–31. Account of a reu {{cquote|for details of where something took place, when it happened, is very spotty. What I will remember is the emotional tone of

...g from the book in his screenplay, he said, “I’m not sure it could be done in a good way, because what you had there was invaluable. There was a flavor o [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...iler Case: Authors and Law” by Lesley Oelsner. See other [[:Category:Works in 1973|1973 entries]], [[74.12]], [[77.7]]. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...e Boat of Ra” (set in the future on a space ship), and “Modern Times” (set in the contemporary era). See [[83.22]]. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...od. In preparation for the British publication of [[91.26]], Mailer talks (in New York) about the novel, the CIA, capitalism, Fidel Castro, alcohol and d [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...Park'' ([[55.4]]) by Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne is also discussed in this useful piece. See [[84.17]], 1986 and 1987 entries. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“War & Peace: The Mailer Version.” Article-interview by John McClosky. ''Men’s Wear'', 4 October, 170–173, 189. A [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...Lennon]] interviewed {{NM}}. Asked about the 1950s, Mailer said [ellipses in original]: [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

“The Electronic Mailer.” Article-interview by Peter O. Whitmer. In ''Aquarius Revisited: Seven Who Created the Sixties Counterculture That Cha [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...htful exchanges. For example, when Dougary asks {{NM}} if he has succeeded in delivering on his early promise, he replies, ...yourself. The question is do you get near enough to the mark not to wince when you figure out what you’ve done with your life? And I would answer affirm

.... {{NM}} says more on filmmaking, and says it well, in this interview than in any other, and dissipates, to some extent, Jaehne’s initial skepticism ab [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...e Naked and the Dead'' ([[48.2]]), the storm sequence (part 2, chapter 4), in ''One Hundred Modern Poems'' (New York: New American Library, 1951). [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...-pity: “Who ever committed murder or incest without [first] being drenched in self-pity? Self-pity is the core of it all. If one spent every day cleaning [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Outspoken in the ’60s, Mailer Mellows in His 60s.” Article-interview by Raymond G. Cushing. ''Minneapolis Star and Tribune'', 25 April [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Norman’s Conquests.” Article-interview by Julia Braun Kessler. (Van Nuys, Cal.) ''Daily News Magazine'', ...end us out just once to learn all those things, and then to molder forever in the weeds.”

...hne Merkin. Photographs by Adam Bartos. ''American Film'', October, 42–49. In this insider piece, which captures the mood of the shoot better than any ot [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...which had its origins, Mailer says, in “the saga of the Mailer family back in Russia with my grandfather as I imagined him. He abandoned it after reading [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...r. ''Newsweek'', 13 November, 74–78. Long article on sexual permissiveness in the media, “a Babylonian age.” ...aordinary amount of obscenity around—and it’s in my new book [''Why Are We in Vietnam?'' ([[67.15]])]. I had to write it that way despite the fact that I

...ofy aspects and sweet freedom.” Mailer also notes that 95.38 was completed in 1992, but it took three years to obtain the needed permissions. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...this piece is based on a Random House meeting of six reporters and {{NM}} in late September to discuss [[91.26]]. Asked if Kittredge was a response to h [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...er writers, including Bellow and Stendhal; and the role of the unconscious in his work: “We always know much more than we think we know—otherwise we [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

“The Gospel of Mailer: Hubris, but without Limits.” Article-interview by Bruce Weber. ''New York Times'', 24 April, Sec. A (“New York ...ly, but Random House demurred because of problems encountered by Joe Klein when he published ''Primary Colors'' anonymously; and

...tion'' (“Gore is not the worst writer in the world….I don’t want to go off in directions that have nothing to do with what I’m doing”). See [[83.2]], [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...y and compared ''The Executioner’s Song'' ([[79.14]]) to Truman Capote’s ''In Cold Blood'': “Truman became emotionally involved. He took no notes. He c [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...ment on William Faulkner: “I’m as good a hardworking pro as anyone around. When I work I don’t like to know where I’m going. After I get there, out on [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...lmost disappointing. . . once you get past these sayings, there’s not much in the way of prose left. It’s the political needs that you feel.” By this [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...), 23 July, 39, 44. A second report on the exhibition of Mailer’s drawings in Provincetown. Mailer speaks about his artistic inclinations, but says more [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“For a Draft of Reality, It’s Mailer Time.” Article-interview by Louise Continelli. ''Buffalo News'', 11 June, Sec. E (“Lifes ...does take a kind of guts, finally, just to drive with that much explosives in the back of your car.}}

...e. I wasn’t that surprised when I started writing about him.” He adds that in writing his novel, “It occurred to me that there was a bureaucracy to Sat [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...r 2000. Internet printout is 12 pages in length. Many subjects are tackled in this important omnibus interview, including the New Journalism, first and t [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

..., June to November 1966, with a month and a half out to do ‘The Deer Park’ in Provincetown.” He says, “It’s a book to be read out loud; it uses lan [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

[[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...I have nothing against strong women,” noting that all of his six wives fit in this category. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...d man who had been in jail for 20 years went right back to jail and is now in fear of his life. Others lost respect for me, and I lost respect for myself [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...power of the novel to affect the life of the nation. “The novel now rides in a sidecar.” Accompanied by a harshly negative review of ''The Spooky Art' [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...Brief piece based on an interview at {{NM}}’s Brooklyn Heights apartment. In a somewhat valedictory mood, he says, [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...confirms reports that he has divorced his second wife, [[Adele Morales]], in Juarez, Mexico, but won’t confirm (accurate) reports that he had wed Lady [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...notes that Mailer is at work on a nonfiction book “about Lee Harvey Oswald in the Soviet Union” ([[95.16]]). See [[93.4]], [[93.5]]. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...le have to do their own work. I’m not prescribing.” Rpt: As “Aquarius Rex” in ''Will the Real Norman Mailer Please Stand Up'', edited by Laura Adams. Por [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...Home Again'', ''Some Came Running'', ''Bonfire of the Vanities'', ''A Man in Full'', ''Beloved'', ''The World According to Garp'', and three of his own: [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...sking for it,” i.e., tempting the evil eye. Mailer says that wearing jeans in temple offsets “the perfect day.” [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...of experimentation.” He continues, noting that he abandoned a formal style in 67.15 for one that has been described as “Joyce gone hip,” a “pure Am [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...tte'' (Montreal), 22 September. Speaking at the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue in Westmount on 21 September, {{NM}} spoke about “the extraordinary complex [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...-room-only lecture to 500 officials, and then later met with top officials in the private conference room of Robert M. Gates, CIA Director. Various CIA o [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...A hero is perhaps a reverse percentage. I’m fascinated by the good that is in evil people.” See [[84.17]], 1986 and 1987 entries. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...is the Jews of New York are in the same position as the wealthy Jews were in Berlin. We do have great control over press, publishing, the arts and depar [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

.... Leone didn’t like his work, and spread rumors that he spent all his time in a hotel room with an 18-year-old girl, and wrote the script on cocktail nap [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...earlier one by noted screenplay writer Tracy Wynn because, Schiller said, “When I read Norman’s screenplay, it was a new experience. He didn’t condense [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...eep cultural tradition, but with an innocence and optimism that is lacking in Europeans.” Recalling the 1960s, he said that the social revolution of th [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...and E.L. Doctorow, and from his comments at the University of Pennsylvania in March. Also includes Mailer’s warm appreciation of John Updike: “He has [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...tic'' Put Out ‘Vietnam’ Issues,” ''New York Times'', 19 February, 14. Rpt: In a revised form as “History as a Novel: The Steps of the Pentagon,” book [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...{NM}}’s forthcoming novel ''The Gospel According to the Son'' ([[97.13]]). In a statement quoted by Smith, Mailer says, ...Random House, and Jason Epstein, Mailer’s longtime editor, are also quoted in this piece.

...e at the 22 October 1967 demonstration at the Pentagon, and a conversation in the offices of his lawyer, Phil Hirschkop. Mailer counsels the anti-war mov [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...er brother was “very supportive” when she was growing up “short and dumpy” in Brooklyn. On the topic of larger-than-life loves, Mailer said his favorites [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...cover photograph of [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] and [[Norris Church Mailer]]. In Chicago to promote ''Ancient Evenings'' ([[83.18]]), Mailer talks at length [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...you’ve really had an experience.” He added that he’d “never had a day yet when I haven’t wondered if I could do this,” keep writing. “I think I am a [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Mailer Says Feminists and Ferraro Will Cost Mondale the Election.” Article-interview by George B. Clay, Sr. ''Springville Journal'' (East Aurora, New [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...ok 1, “The Book of One Man Dead,” encompassing the first excerpt published in the ''Paris Review'' ([[82.24]]). [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...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?” [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...er and clash over contending philosophies.” This novel was begun by Mailer in the early 1950s, and abandoned; later he used the title for his final novel [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Mailer Brings Existentialism to City.” Article-interview by Hoke Norris. ''Chicago Sun-Times'', 12 May, 58. Speaking at th [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...U.S., Americans, Mailer said, had to ask themselves why they were so hated in other parts of the world, and question our fundamental identity. “We had [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...pure that way.” He continued: “It may be that a part of me had to show off in order to get out some serious work. The truth is, we are very often at cros [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...use the novel<ref>[[65.7]]</ref> took place in New York and they filmed it in L.A. Anybody who could do that doesn’t know lox from tuna salad.” See [ [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...|Jesus Christ]] and [[w:Evil Knievel|Evil Knievel]] don’t consort too well in one psyche.” [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...ectives by Barber and Katz about the filming of ''Tough Guys Don’t Dance'' in Provincetown. One of the best of the on-the-set pieces, with long quotes fr [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...ing particularly ambitious.” Sometimes truncated, this piece also appeared in the following newspapers: (Worcester, Mass.) ''Sunday Telegram'' (11 May); [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...mailers_novel_ideas_about_hitler.html Mailer’s Novel Ideas about Hitler].” Article-interview by Judy Stoffman. ''Toronto Star'', 28 January, C04. Stoffman rep [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...n was to depict “a kind of greed and responsibility loose in American life in the last four or five years.” Fiction, he continues, “can intensify the [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...gment from ''Why Are We in Vietnam?'' ([[67.15]]) was read. Also reprinted in the “Fiftieth Anniversary Collector’s Issue,” ''Esquire: How We Lived [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...eeling toward women. Asked about his negative comments about women writers in ''Advertisements for Myself'' ([[59.13]]), Mailer replies: ...didn’t edit myself as carefully as I do these days. I happened to grow up in a family with a lot of wonderful adoring women—a marvelous strong mother

...are anti-Communist all the time or pro-civil disobedience all the time are in danger of becoming totalitarian.” [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...good about them, in what ways can I respect them, in what ways can I bring in an honest, moral judgment on them.’” Mailer also notes that he is now a [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...ne portrait—one of the best—of Mailer the dialectician, looking for action in academe. See spring 1983 entries, [[95.2]]–[[95.7]]. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...ott and Ernest,” they will present with George Plimpton later in September in Provincetown. Of Hemingway, {{NM}} says: ..., it also gives that intensity, that luster, that patina that you think of when you feel Hemingway’s prose.}}

...st of his time in Provincetown, and only about 20 days a year in New York. When the subject turns to politics, Mailer comments, Obama, Hillary Clinton and [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...ember-9 October, 20–21. In a London hotel, {{NM}} repeats what he has said in previous interviews, namely that the Gospels are “told intermittently wel ...s accurate, which is that I stabbed her. Other than that, everything I saw in the book was inaccurate. It didn’t anger me. It depressed me. She’s not

...riter. Writing is a form of amputation—only a part of you is at work,” but when you direct, he continues, you use all of your body and mind for 15 hours a [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...documentary, ''Norman Mailer: A Sanction to Write'', at the Thalia Theater in New York. Mailer tells Robertson his current opinion of ''Maidstone'': "Now [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

[[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...e Ox-Bow Incident'',” but not a romance, because “D.H. Lawrence did it all when it came to romance.” See [[84.5]], [[84.8]], [[84.30]]. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

..., but that’s neither here nor there. Being Jewish is a matter of having it in your pores.” [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...peculation, what-have-you, (what-have-you means exactly that—What have you in you which will open to the apparently casual chain of words I have set toge

...e been as interesting as the real things that happened with the characters in the story.” [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...]]). Mailer explained that he found some weaknesses in some of his writing when assembling the collection— [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...h”), pp. 1, 9. Report of a meeting with three reporters, including McCabe, in a Cambridge, Mass., hotel room as {{NM}} was concluding his 12-city tour on [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...t interest in war. But when ''The Naked and the Dead'' ([[48.2]]) came out in the spring of 1948, “readers were ready. It was the luckiest timing of my [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...t Dance'', which opened nationwide on 18 September, and his year (1949–50) in Hollywood: “I had a hard time getting out of Los Angeles, even with nothi [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...on”). Mailer’s answer: “Improvisational.” He continued, saying, “In a time when all ideologies…have significantly failed us as guides to a reasonable inn [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...ed by [[Norris Church Mailer|Norris Church]] and his lawyer, Monroe Inker, in connection with his divorce from fourth wife [[Beverly Bentley]]. Includes [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...l hours in his Provincetown home, something that “only happens a few times in your life. Jack Kennedy. Martin Luther King. Maybe ten times.” He excoria [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...versity of Texas-Austin, “The Sense of Our Time: Norman Mailer and America in Conflict.” The author comments on the remarks of key speakers: {{NM}}, [[ [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

“Mailer at Ease.” Article-interview by Dick Schapp. ''New York'', 6 May, 54. On the occasion of the p [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...ings with {{NM}}—in Provincetown in 1997; London, 2002; Provincetown again in 2007; and at the New York Public Library, Mailer’s penultimate public app [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

“Picasso Biographer in a Blue Period: Has Mailer Painted Him into a Corner?” Article-interview by Doris Athineos. ''New York Observer'', 30 August–6 September [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...afire and explained in precise terms how it was possible to get $2,012,000 in $100 bills into a Samsonite attaché case, 12 x 15 x 5 inches deep. Mailer [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...ted four months to revising it for the book.” Parker’s essay was collected in his volume ''Flawed Texts and Verbal Icons'' (Evanston, Ill.: Northwestern [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...American idea of greatness. “There is general apathy, a lack of enthusiasm in politics, no desire, no hero,” he said, adding that the country needed a [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...American Center]] and the Authors Guild. Accompanied by Craig R. Whitney’s article, “Iran Rebuffs Britain on Rushdie’s Novel.” See [[89.1a]], [[89.2]], [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...14 October, 78. In this interview, conducted partly in Brooklyn and partly in London, where Mailer traveled for the 15 October publication of ''Tough Guy {{cquote|I was truly in debt and I owed my publisher a great deal of money. And then the day of rec

...he Forest'' ([[07.10]]), he says: “It has more profoundly disturbing ideas in it than any book I’ve written.” [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...ailed the lack of extremes in our political life: “There used to be a time when capital and labor were against each other. Now our politics is just one big [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...om the civil rights movement. Asked what liberal program he would advocate in place of President Johnson’s agenda, Mailer said it was a difficult quest [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...t doesn’t mean they are not accurate but my actions always seem so bizarre in print because the inner connections are not there. I seem to extraordinaril [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...g that Mailer served four years as a rifleman in WWII (he served 25 months in the army); and that ''The Naked and the Dead'' ([[48.2]]) was accepted by L ...I can shine a light through them. I can get one story if the light points in one direction, and yet another for the opposite. That is why I have always

...s Considered”; for a Canadian television documentary on Henry Miller; and, in the evening, on Debra Norville’s syndicated talk show. O’Brien notices [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...r also mentioned that he had written 700 pages of a new novel ''The Castle in the Forest'' ([[07.10]]), but declined to reveal its subject. See [[05.1c]] [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...ascinating discussion of Hitler and evil. Asked if the burning of the bees in the novel ([[07.10]]) was a metaphor for the Holocaust, {{NM}} says, “I w [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...compared her death to abortion, and said, “What about our soldiers who die in war? Is that flaunting God’s will?” Mailer said he preferred Ogden to P [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...what’s going on, and then I switch to the next show.” Becoming a novelist in the 40s: “We had a much better time back then, because there was nothing [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

..., “is as vivid to me as Bill Clinton, and he’s been gone all these years.” In sum, a typical Mailer interview, wide-ranging, pungent and self-revealing. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...what he had written and “it looked more of less possible, so I kept going in this vein.” [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...”). He also criticizes President Bush, and says that in the wake of 9/11, “When I say it now I know I’m going to have to pay for it, but if you don’t u [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

“An Unprofessional Eye. . . Docket No. 15883.” Article by Benjamin DeMott. ''American Scholar'' (spring), 232–237. Contains quot [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Liston and the Author: ‘I Can Call You a Bum.’” Article by Stan Isaacs. ''Newsday'', 27 September. Another account of Liston’s pr [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...xplores {{NM}}’s demanding theological beliefs which place humans squarely in the middle of the battle between God and the Devil. For a postscript, Rosen {{cquote|Finally I feel we live in a triangular relation with God and the Devil, that we’re a separate force

...all consummate liars. If only they could go back to an earlier happy state when, like Democrats, they were just hypocrites”; [[w:Bill Clinton|Bill Clinto [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“International Writers’ Congress Set.” Article by unidentified writer. ''New York Times'', 7 March, C14. Apparent summary [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...nce before his keynote speech at the SeaWrite Awards at the Oriental Hotel in Bangkok, both on 24 September. Most of his comments dealt with the [[w:Moni [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...h Guys Don’t Dance'' ([[84.17]]), set in Provincetown, as a novel “written in an entirely American idiom.” Lorca’s translated poem accompanies the in [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“The Prizefighter and the Author.” Article by Leonard Shecter. ''New York Post'', 27 September. Still another account [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Reliable Source: Norman Mailer’s Sex Change Operation.” Article by Timothy Ferris. ''Rolling Stone'', 15 March, 24. Still another report on [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...Magazine'' (England), 5 October, 19–20, 22. {{NM}} is quoted only briefly in this somewhat disapproving piece on [[91.26]] and his religious beliefs. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...o this dirty job. Asked about getting bogged down, he said, “It’s shocking when you can see a situation coming up before your leaders do. There’s no othe [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

“Mailer’s on Tour, Recouping.” Article by Janet Chusmir. ''Miami Herald'', 7 February, 16A. Speaking at Temple Isr [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...67, 69. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] and Vidal add final words on their fight in this summary. See [[77.4]]–[[77.7]], [[77.9]], [[85.6]], [[91.3]]. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“A Half Century of Mailer.” Article by Linda Francke. ''Newsweek'', 19 February, 78. Later report on [[Norman M [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Weekend at the Waldorf.” Article by Joseph P. Lash. ''New Republic'', 18 April 1949. Another overview of the [[Category:Works in the 1940s]]

“Existential Leader or Just Another Reader?” Article by Darryl Henriques. ''Brooklyn Heights Press'', 6 June, 1, 2. A more exten [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Mailer Says U.S. Dangerously Split.” Article by Carolyn Barta. ''Dallas Morning News'', 29 March, Sec. D, p. 4. Quotes f [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...tion to a 20 December 1982 article on [[Norris Church Mailer]]’s paintings in which his age was misstated. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...ck Brown. ''Daily Telegraph'' (London), 25 September, 26. {{NM}}, speaking in a London hotel room while promoting [[97.13]], gives his longest descriptio [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...this happened, he said, there will be a lowering of the standard of living in the U.S., perhaps Nazi-like concentration camps for dissenters, and a gener [[Category:Works in the 1950s]]

“Shultz Issue Dominates PEN Congress Sessions.” Article by Edwin McDowell. ''New York Times'', 14 January, Sec. C, p. 12. Another r [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Citizen Mailer Sees No Point in Losing.” Article by Nick Browne. ''Village Voice'', 29 May, 3, 54. Portrait of candidate [[N [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...19 October, 49. Mailer corrects the report of what he said to Alan Lelchuk in [[72.13]]. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Mightier than the Sword.” Article by David Lehman and Ray Sawhill. ''Newsweek'', 27 January, 60–61. Another [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...', 24 November, 10. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] complains that Mark Goodman’s article-interview ([[75.15]]) was inaccurate and broke an agreement that no mention [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...o men when walking his poodle in the fall of 1956, and had to spend a week in a darkened room. See [[13.2]], 211–212. [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...d if he would retract any of the millions of words he’d written, he said, “When Picasso was asked if he had ever painted any bad pictures, he said, ‘Some [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Fifth Estate at the Four Seasons.” Article by Patricia Bosworth. ''Saturday Review'', March, 5, 7. Another later repor [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...ding after All These Years, Gore and Norman Stage Fight Night at Lally’s.” Article by unidentified writer. ''People Weekly'', 14 November, 42–43. More comme [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Mailer Leads with His Chin Again.” Article by unidentified writer. ''Boston Herald'', 28 March. Brief, derivative, rep [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...Mailer|Mailer]] responds to Rebecca West’s comments about him in a 4 April article. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“A Vintage Mailer Performance.” Article by Mark Muro. ''Boston Globe'', 5 November, 21–22. Account of [[Norman Ma [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...-interview by Daniel Swift. ''Financial Times'' (London), 15–16 April, W6. In a piece focused on ''The Big Empty'' ([[06.2]]), {{NM}} also talks about hi [[Category:Works in the 2000s]]

...orman Mailer|Mailer]] is quoted on the large number of rehearsals required in professional filmmaking. See [[80.20]], [[81.18]], [[81.19]]. [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Mailer and Breslin Enter Race.” Article by Richard Reeves, ''New York Times'', 2 May, 24. A second account of the 1 [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Theatre for Ideas: Mailer and the Women.” Article by Helen Kruger. ''Chelsea Clinton News'', 6 May, 10. Another report on “ [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Norman Mailer Confirms Marriage to Lady Jean.” Article by unidentified writer. ''New York Times'', 18 May, 62. [[Norman Mailer|Mai [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

.... Cummings. ''New York Post'', 23 June. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is quoted in this report on his court appearance and exoneration on a drunk charge. See [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Mailer: ‘City Must Get Shit Together.’” Article by D.M. ''Seawanhanka'' (Long Island University), 2 May, 3. A second accoun [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“‘Four Years Ago My Life Went Out of Control.’” Article by George Troy. ''Providence Journal'', 21 March. Another account of [[Norm [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Six Democratic Candidates for Mayor Tangle in First TV Debate.” Article by Richard Reeves. ''New York Times'', 16 May, 32. A longer account of the [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“In the Nation: Mailer with His Hair Combed.” Article by Tom Wicker. ''New York Times'', 12 June, 46. Column favorable to the [[N [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...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 April, 37. Mailer was not electe [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...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 in the 1960s]]

“Accountability for Sale, Cheap.” Article by Willard Gaylin. ''New York Times'', 16 November, Sec. 4, p. 23. Examinat [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Notes on People.” Article by unidentified writer. ''New York Times'', 12 December, Sec. C, p. 6. Repo [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...gan to gather steam, roughly thirty years ago,” he says, “Like the British when they lost India.” [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Norman Mailer at Carnegie Hall.” Article by Ralph Blumenfield. ''New York Post'', June 1. A final account of [[Norma [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“A PEN Scrapbook.” Article by James Atlas. ''Vanity Fair'', April, 32. Zippy piece on the PEN Congress [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Mailer Elated after ‘Song.’” Article by unidentified writer for Newspaper Enterprise Association. (Council Bluff [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...', 18 May. Report on {{NM}}’s appearance at the Dogwood Fine Arts Festival in Dowagiac, Ind. on 16 May. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

“Norman Mailer Complains about Mention in ‘Tru.’” Article by Glenn Collins. ''New York Times'', 21 December, 28. Report on a disagree [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Politics? The Odd Couple.” Article by unidentified writer. ''Newsweek'', 12 May, 37-38. Account of [[Norman Ma [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...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 in the 1960s]]

“ ‘The Fight,’ Starring Mailer and Vidal.” Article by Nancy Collins. ''Boston Globe'', 28 October, 24–25. Another report on [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...oice'', 4 May, 1, 21. Quotes [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] at block party given in honor of the 100th performance of ''The Deer Park: A Play'' ([[67.13]]). [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“God Bless Drinking in Public.” Article by Bill Beckett. ''Harvard Crimson'', 20 April, 2. Longer (than [[72.6]]), [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Mailer Hits Press Coverage.” Article by Joe Pilati, ''Village Voice'', 8 May, 1, 60. Report of [[Norman Mailer|M [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Mom Mailer’s Advice, and Other Things.” Article by William Hamilton. ''Boston Globe'', 8 June, 1, 19. Report on [[Norman Ma [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...from [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s comments after a reading from ''Why Are We in Vietnam?'' ([[67.15]]) at State University of New York at Buffalo. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Official! Odd Couple Running.” Article by Joseph Modzelewski. (New York) ''Daily News'', 2 May, 18. Another accoun [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Mailer vs. Buckley: Good fight, No Decision.” Article by Pete Hamill. ''New York Post'', 24 September. A second account of the de [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...to [[Barry Leeds]]’s Mailer course at Central Connecticut State University in New Britain. [[Category:Works in the 1990s]]

...National Book Awards news conference, is quoted on obscenity and morality in the novel, with comments on Saul Bellow. See [[65.6]], [[65.8]], [[65.10]]. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“At Play in the Fields of the Word.” Article by Rhoda Koenig. ''New York'', 3 February, 40–47. One of the longest summ [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...Burks. ''New York Times'', 21 May, 35. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is quoted in opposition to a new Manhattan expressway. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...Weekly'', 8 February, 23– 24. Heralding the 12–18 January 1986 conference in New York, [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] and PEN American Center executive direct [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Writer Needs ‘Stability’ Novelist Mailer Advises.” Article by George Smith. ''Times-Leader'' (Wilkes-Barre, Pa.), 11 May, Sec. B, p. 1 [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Mailer Discusses His Film.” Article by Marta Justak. ''Chronicle'' (Duke University), 9 February, 1–2. After [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“The Prisoner of Sexism: Mailer Meets His Match.” Article by Miriam Schneir. ''Ms.'', April, 82–83. Late addition to the list of su [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“Norman Mailer in Tiff.” Article by unidentified writer. ''New York Times'', 15 November, 28. Report on [[No [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Sexism—A Better Show than Sex.” Article by Frederic Morton. ''Village Voice'', 6 May, 28, 70, 75. One of two ''Vill [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Carnegie Hall Audience Listens to Norman Mailer’s Thoughts.” Article by Brian O’Doherty. ''New York Times'', 1 June, 15. Account of [[Norman M [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“A Lifelong Con Springs Himself with a Book.” Article by Mary Vespa. ''People Weekly'', 7 July, 62, 67. Quotes [[Norman Mailer|Ma [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...s on “A Dialogue on Women’s Liberation.” Contains fewer direct quotes than in [[71.17]]. See [[71.16]], [[71.18]], [[71.20]], [[71.23]], [[71.27]], [[77. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...arper’s'', April, 67–68, 73–74. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] voted “undecided” when polled, along with 103 others, on the guilt or innocence of [[Wikipedia:Alg [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Eye Too.” Article by unidentified writer. ''Women’s Wear Daily'', 2 May, 12. Mailer is desc [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Mayoral Candidates Vie in Two TV Debates: Democrats Get 10 Questions.” Article by Clayton Knowles. ''New York Times'', 16 June, 1, 50. Report on a televis [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

“Mailer Goes Egyptian.” Article-interview by Marie Brenner. ''New York'', 28 March, 28–38. Long, sympathe ...make. I’ve had that experience in ''The Deer Park''<ref>[[55.4]]</ref> and in ''Barbary Shore'',<ref>[[51.1]]</ref> and it frightened me for life.|author

“Norman Mailer Returns to Read, Philosophize on Existential Life.” Article by Paul S. Cowan. ''Harvard Crimson'', 25 March, 1. Account of [[Norman Mai [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...'', 20 December, Sec. C, p. 14. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] is quoted briefly in a report on a 14 December party for Richard and Doris Kearns Goodwin at his [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

...itors will likely use little from this page, but it is here as a reference in case you encounter any issues or would like to learn more about editing Med ...ention of the Cold War would be relevant and would expand the scope of the article, while a mention of Cuba would not (necessarily). Link the first mention of

“U.S. Writers, Moslems Meet.” Article by Vivienne Walt. ''Newsday'', 4 March. A second report on the meeting of U [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

...Stevens]] Mailer’s mistress instead of his “mate.” Mailer married Stevens in 1980, and divorced her the same year. Rpt: [[14.3]]. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Wall St. Takes Stock of Mailer-Breslin Campaign.” Article by Gene Spagnoli. (New York) ''Daily News'', 28 or 29 May. Second report, w [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...[61.20]], [[91.38]], and “The Shadow of the Crime: A Word from the Author” in [[98.7]]. [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...k Times'', 20 May, Sec. C, p. 24. Canby praises ''Tough Guys Don’t Dance'' in this overview of the Cannes Film Festival. {{NM}} is quoted briefly. See [[ [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“UNESCO Director Speaks at PEN, Uneventfully.” Article by unidentified writer. ''New York Times'', 15 January, Sec. C, p. 15. [[No [[Category:Works in the 1980s]]

“People.” Article by unidentified writer. ''Time'', 9 August, 34. Brief account of the contre [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]

...ailer complained about Lelchuk’s forthcoming novel, ''American Mischief'', in which Norman Mailer is shot dead. See [[72.15]]. [[Category:Works in the 1970s]]

“Norman Mailer on the Campaign Trail.” Article by Timothy Lee. ''New York Post'', 25 April, 14. Report on [[Norman Mailer| [[Category:Works in the 1960s]]