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I’m sorry to take so long to answer, but I haven’t gone near my mail in two months, and now I’m hacking my way through.  It’s the only way to stay alive. As for the film ''[[An American Dream]]'', I haven’t seen it, but then I hardly suppose you have to.  The only thing is, I wouldn’t do an interview because I think if you sell something to Hollywood you’re one of the whores in the deal, and a whore shouldn’t complain about other whores, for that’s the basis of all comedy, so we’ll leave it at that.  
I’m sorry to take so long to answer, but I haven’t gone near my mail in two months, and now I’m hacking my way through.  It’s the only way to stay alive. As for the film ''[[An American Dream]]'', I haven’t seen it, but then I hardly suppose you have to.  The only thing is, I wouldn’t do an interview because I think if you sell something to Hollywood you’re one of the whores in the deal, and a whore shouldn’t complain about other whores, for that’s the basis of all comedy, so we’ll leave it at that.  


I’ll be back in New York in November, and a few of us are going to produce ''The Deer Park'' Off-Broadway.<ref>''The Deer Park'' was turned into a play by Mailer and ran from 31 January to 21 May 1967 at the Off-Broadway [[w:Lucille Lortel Theatre|Theatre de Lys]].</ref> We were doing it up here this summer. Maybe we can do an interview then.  
I’ll be back in New York in November, and a few of us are going to produce ''[[67.13|The Deer Park]]'' Off-Broadway.<ref>''The Deer Park'' was turned into a play by Mailer and ran from 31 January to 21 May 1967 at the Off-Broadway [[w:Lucille Lortel Theatre|Theatre de Lys]].</ref> We were doing it up here this summer. Maybe we can do an interview then.  


Incidentally, although I think it can’t be easy on you, I’m glad you’re off the ''Post''.  You’re much too skillful an interviewer, let alone a writer, to work for that “schlockeria.”
Incidentally, although I think it can’t be easy on you, I’m glad you’re off the ''Post''.  You’re much too skillful an interviewer, let alone a writer, to work for that “schlockeria.”