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| « | The Mailer Review • Volume 2 Number 1 • 2008 • In Memorium: Norman Mailer: 1923–2007 | » |
- Lynn Andriani
Norman Mailer: A Prolific Life to the End - Robert J. Begiebing
Mailer on the Eve of Ancient Evenings: A Memory in Six Parts - Mashey Bernstein
My Friend, Norman - John Bowers
Mailer - Jackson R. Bryer
A Generous Man - Christopher Busa
This Is a Town Worth Digging In and Fighting For - Ezra Cappell
Norman Mailer: A Man of Letters Inspired by the People of the Book - E. L. Doctorow
Two Notes on Mailer - Laura Adams Dunham
Entangled Minds: Forty Years of Encountering Norman Mailer - Dick Fontaine
The Time of His-Our Time: Chance Meetings with Norman Mailer - Richard Lee Fulgham
A Grasshopper’s Lament - Michael K. Glenday
Above All, He Was Never Afraid - Lawrence Grobel
Nobel Worthy Norman Mailer - Alexander Hicks
A 25th Anniversary Toast - Eugene Cullen Kennedy
Another Look at Norman Mailer, Fascinated with God and Religion - Barry H. Leeds
The Death of Norman Mailer; The Birth of The Norman Mailer Society - Donna Pedro Lennon
Losing My Voice - Peter Levenda
In Memoriam - David Light
From a Novelist in Waiting - Deborah Martinson
Despite Our Differences - Michael Millgate
Norman Mailer: A Memorial Gesture - Stephan Morrow
Norman Mailer: A Requiem - Julian Newman
1972: Norman Mailer Parties with Offbeat Tampans - Mark Olshaker
Let Me Now Praise Famous Men - Kathrin Perutz
After Mailer: Some Recollections - Tom Piazza
Norman Mailer: A Remembrance - Dotson Rader
The Bishop and Norman Mailer - Lee Siegel
Valentine’s Day - Phillip Sipiora Jr.
Norman Mailer, Baseball Man - Barbara Probst Solomon
A Long Friendship - Richard Stratton
Living Mailer - Gay Talese
Chronicler of the Century Did It All - Marc S. Triplett
The Passing of Aquarius - John Whalen-Bridge
Q&A in 1984 with Norman Mailer - Veronica Windholz
Reading Mailer in Brooklyn
