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{{Byline|last=Lennon|first=J. Michael|abstract=[[Norman Mailer]]’s authorized biographer explores the complex background and circumstances of ''[[Oswald’s Tale]]'' with [[Lawrence Schiller]], who accompanied Mailer to Russia on several occasions. The discussion covers the entire project, from Schiller’s earlier Russian contacts made during the filming of his 1986 NBC mini-series, ''Peter the Great'', through the complicated and exhausting negotiations with the KGB, the interviews Mailer and Schiller had with Marina Oswald after they returned, and ending with an assessment of the final work and its place in Mailer’s literary legacy.|url=https://prmlr.us/mr09lenn}}
{{Byline|last=Lennon|first=J. Michael|abstract=[[Norman Mailer]]’s authorized biographer explores the complex background and circumstances of ''[[Oswald’s Tale]]'' with [[Lawrence Schiller]], who accompanied Mailer to Russia on several occasions. The discussion covers the entire project, from Schiller’s earlier Russian contacts made during the filming of his 1986 NBC mini-series, ''Peter the Great'', through the complicated and exhausting negotiations with the KGB, the interviews Mailer and Schiller had with Marina Oswald after they returned, and ending with an assessment of the final work and its place in Mailer’s literary legacy.|url=https://prmlr.us/mr09lenn}}