The Mailer Review/Volume 7, 2013: Difference between revisions

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===[[Reflections 2013|Reflections]]===

* '''[[Norman Mailer]]'''<br />[[Love-Buds]]

* '''[[Phillip Sipiora]]'''<br />[[The Complications of Norman Mailer: A Conversation with J. Michael Lennon]]

* '''[[Jerome Loving]]'''<br />[[The Father and Son of American Realism: The Second Acts of Dreiser and Mailer]]

* '''[[Bob Batchelor]]'''<br />[[Visions of the American Dream: F. Scott Fitzgerald, Bob Dylan, and Norman Mailer Probe at the Heart of the National Idea]]

* '''[[Erik Nakjavani]]'''<br />[[“Now the Greatest Living Romantic Was Dead”: Norman Mailer and Mary Hemingway’s Eulogies to Ernest Hemingway]]

* '''[[Victor Peppard]]'''<br />[[The Russian Reception of Norman Mailer]]

* '''[[Hujun Ren]]'''<br />[[Norman Mailer in China: Criticism and Translation]]

* '''[[Dick Russell]]'''<br />[[Norman Mailer and the Dynamite Club]]

* '''[[Gerald R. Lucas]]'''<br />[[Teaching Norman Mailer in the Cloud]]

* '''[[Mark Noonan]]'''<br />[[Brooklyn Accents and the Paradox of Ambition in Norman Mailer and Arthur Miller]]

* '''[[Phillip Sipiora]]'''<br />[[Norman Mailer, Discursive Artist]]

* '''[[Carolyn Yalcut]]'''<br />[[Prophesying the News: Norman Mailer’s Journalism]]

* '''[[Ronald K. Fried]]'''<br />[[Mailer’s Boxing Journalism]]

* '''[[Joseph Comprone]]'''<br />[[Genre and Dialogical Theory: Bakhtin and Norman Mailer's The Executioner's Song|Genre and Dialogical Theory: Bakhtin and Norman Mailer’s ''The Executioner’s Song'']]

* '''[[Christopher Busa]]'''<br />[[Mailer’s Tough Guys: Novelist Invites His Characters to Dance]]

* '''[[Marina Rosenthal]]'''<br />[[Spiritual Wickedness in High Places: Trauma, Violence, and Betrayal in Harlot's Ghost|Spiritual Wickedness in High Places: Trauma, Violence, and Betrayal in ''Harlot’s Ghost'']]

* '''[[Paul Regnier]]'''<br />[[Writing from the Center and from the Periphery of the Culture — Norman Mailer and Don DeLillo]]

* '''[[Donald L. Kaufmann]]'''<br />[[Literary Legacy: F. Scott Fitzgerald, Sinclair Lewis, and Norman Mailer]]

* '''[[Raj Chandarlapaty]]'''<br />[[Dreams, Death, and Bottle-Break: Modernist Ethnopoetics and the Beatnik Quest for Ascesis]]

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* '''[[Robert Begiebing]]'''<br />[[Toward a New Synthesis]]

* '''[[William Crawford Woods]]'''<br />[[Mailer and Brossard at the Roots of Hip]]

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* '''[[Rita Ciresi]]'''<br />[[Girl Gone Wild]]

* '''[[Robert Guffey]]'''<br />[[The Walk]]

* '''[[Eileen Sutton]]'''<br />[[Into the Wind]]

* '''[[Jay Hopler]]'''<br />[[Das Rosen-Innere / The Center of the Rose]]

* '''[[Jay Hopler]]'''<br />[[Lied vom Meer / Sea Song]]

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* ''Norman Mailer: A Double Life''<br />'''[[Barry H. Leeds]]'''<br />[[Put Everything In]]

* ''Norman Mailer: A Double Life''<br />'''[[Michael K. Glenday]]'''<br />[[The Currents and Oceans of Fame]]

* ''Norman Mailer: A Double Life and Mind of an Outlaw''<br />'''[[Mark Olshaker]]'''<br />[[Words with Friends]]

* ''Mind of an Outlaw''<br />'''[[Robert Begiebing]]'''<br />[[Provocateur-in-Chief]]

* ''Marilyn Monroe''<br />'''[[Maggie McKinley]]'''<br />[[Exploring the Mystery of Marilyn]]

* ''The Participatory Journalism of Michael Herr, Norman Mailer, Hunter S. Thompson, and Joan Didion: Creating New Reporting Styles''<br />'''[[Michael L. Shuman]]'''<br />[[Rereading the New Journalism]]

* ''The Executioner’s Song''<br />'''[[Gerald R. Lucas]]'''<br />[[An Executioner for a New Age|An ''Executioner'' for a New Age]]

* ''The Turner Erotica: A Biographical Novel''<br />'''[[Michael L. Shuman]]'''<br />[[The Voluptuous Horror of Fannie Cornforth]]

* ''From Here to Eternity''<br />'''[[Jason Mosser]]'''<br />[[An Eternity for the New Millenium]]

* ''Maidstone and Other Films''<br />'''[[Gary D. Rhodes]]'''<br />[[Norman Mailer and the Criterion Collection]]

* '''[[Shannon L. Zinck]]'''<br />Norman Mailer Bibliography: 2012{{efn|This bibliography has been incorporated into the project ''[[Norman Mailer: Works and Days]]'' so is not reprinted here.}}