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A twenty-something year old woman smiles for a selfie.

...20 party at their apartment. Mrs. Mailer declined to sign a complaint, but a maid at the party was expected to testify. (AP Photo/Anthony Camerano) Sour

A thoughtful NM in [[1950]].

A tag cloud from ''W&D'' v.1.

An example of a post from ''W&D'' v.1.

Beverly Bentley and NM in a still from ''Beyond the Law'' ([[1967]]).

Eddie Bonetti and NM in a still from ''Beyond the Law'' ([[1967]]).

Buzz Farber and Mickey Knox in a still from ''Beyond the Law'' (1967).

Program cover for a reading of ''Don Juan in Hell''.

''Cross-Section: A Collection of New American Writing'', edited by Edwin Seaver, 1948. ([[48.1

Mailer speaks at a demonstration against the Vietnam war, Central Park, New York City, March 1

Norman Mailer directing a scene on set of ''Maidstone'', Long Island 1968 ©Daniel Kramer

''So Far So Good: Recollections of a Life in Publishing'' by Edwin Seaver, 1986. ([[48.1]])

Project Mailer logo based on a ''New Yorker'' illustration by Tom Bachtell. Logo executed by Giles Hoover.

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...and Vincent Burnell (1935). Burnell was an airplane designer, and Pangborn a test pilot.

...r Culture Conference, April 25-28, 1979. Huffman's presentation focused on a Jungian interpretation of Norman Mailer's ''An American Dream''.

...powerful novel since ''The Naked and the Dead''" despite what Dana sees as a poor conclusion and lack of meaning in the novel's main character's actions

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