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...tion to Macon, conference registration, and membership dues. This post and all essential forms are also attached as PDFs for easy downloading and printing All conference attendees are required to pay a registration fee. Registration f

...orman Mailer”; the NMS Podcast; a renewed emphasis on the Society’s social media presence; and the digital publication of the “Works” section of ''[[Nor ...approaches in usability? What’s more simple than web-based apps and social media?

...one could argue, he anticipated and participated in its demise. In nearly all his thinking, even in those ideas he categorized as “radical conservative ...determined the content of the show. Cable TV, DVR and the Internet changed all that.

...you reserve your room. The cost per night is $79 plus applicable taxes. A free Express Start Breakfast Bar is included. Reservation Cut-Off date is August All Panel and Roundtable Presenters and Moderators must be members of the Norma

...about the time when I began fumbling around looking for a place to stand. All my Cambridge peers who had a yen to be “creative,” rather than to go in ...d his notion of courage, but for a London kid whose father’s soul had been all but destroyed in not one, but two world wars, there was something sickening

...been so riddled and scrambled by the constant electronic chatter of modem media that he can only think in a non-stop breathless stream of obscene monologue ...s D.J. from his father.}} His intimacy with his own rationality produces a free-floating fear which plagues him constantly, nibbling at his confidence like

...fact, we might say that we don’t really ''read'' articles on the screen at all: we ''use'' them. So, how do we ''remediate'' a document from a medium that {{notice|All questions and discussion of this article should be posted on the [[Talk:The

...“in Wildness is the preservation of the world.”{{sfn|Thoreau|2008|}} After all, it takes some wildness for a society to fight off cultural rigor mortis. W ...rage American, while at home our fears have been absorbed in a mishmash of media-speak and online canoodling and kvetching.

{{cquote|There was probably no impotence in all the world like knowing you were right and the wave of the world was wrong, ...being challenged by a new digital zeitgeist. In many instances, monolithic media forms have encountered a wave of digital literacy that, tsunami-like, washe

...first thing I knew about him. He had a play on Broadway that year called ''All My Sons'' and that was the year he was writing ''Death of a Salesman'' and ...place than the mysterious dimension of our unconscious: the source land of all our projects, the essence of our esthetic flights, and no human, no matter

...=S|ome preliminary speculation on Norman Mailer’s legacy}} reminds me of a media-fixed auto derby that has already predetermined a Mailer finish as a questi writer’s behavior, in short, is all that matters to some critics. The LQ axiom, in Mailer’s case, remains com

...ten workshops a summer, so we’re entertaining another hundred writers from all around the country. We were originally housed in Provincetown, Massachusett ...ct, every single iota. There wasn’t anything that escaped Mike Lennon, and all I can say is that when he wrote Norman’s biography, thank God he was kind

'''Marc Triplett (moderator)''': First of all, I want to introduce to you the ladies that are at the table with me. To my ...f them are yours, some of them are like yours, and some are uniquely mine. All of them kind of relate importantly to this organization and Barry’s impor

...bsolutely saturated with it. A computer could confirm this, I guess — pass all your books through the scanner and up pops instinct in the number-one posit ...y, just a nod of the head as he passed by that particular divine force was all that was necessary — every day he’d pass this tree, so it’s getti

...inally the journalists, bookmakers and entrepreneurs of what became a mass-media undertaking. The only person missing is Mailer. True, Mailer hadn’t been ...of ''[[Advertisements for Myself]]'' is here advertising nothing, least of all himself.

...hyper-rational exuberance. What is particularly noteworthy at this time of media upheaval are the tips Mailer’s method offers students and other aspiring ...or the Internet feeds on us. The accelerated decline of traditional print media{{efn|Among many recent articles describing the crisis in the newspaper indu

...snagged on Him like burrs on a trouser cuff, and couldn’t tear themselves free. Paul and Norman, stuck on God. They quarreled with Him, poked at Him, grew

although of all those items, it resonates first, perhaps because Dad loved potroast personally revealing, and possibly solipsistic. The second part is all about

...re the New American Cinema was exploding. It was literally ground zero for all of that stuff and I was constantly over there seeing new work by Clarke, Jo ...no way he could win, but by the end it was a landslide for him. So, I took all the footage I shot of O’Connor and made a film of my own that was shown o

...or ten dollars a minute of shooting, we shot only two and a half hours in all, or $1,500 worth of film. Obviously we couldn’t afford to shoot more. ...also invited for nothing tend to regard the picture in a vault of silence. All the while we were cutting ''Wild 90'', we would try to have a preview once