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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 2, 1955/428
    [[Category:February 2, 1955]]
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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 2, 1955/434
    [[Category:February 2, 1955]]
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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 2, 1955/431
    [[Lipton’s Journal/January 20, 1955/214|Note 214]] was about the insane woman who tore off the cortisone label [[Category:February 2, 1955]]
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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 14, 1955/618
    ...constricted just enough to permit a little order in the general onrush. L-2 is the sad but productive return to society. Tomorrow, I’ll probably be d [[Category:February 14, 1955]]
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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 2, 1955/429
    [[Category:February 2, 1955]]
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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 2, 1955/433
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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 2, 1955/430
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  • 55.2
    ...Essay. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s accompanying note says this essay, dated February, was written for “those German Stalinists whose faith might be fluttering [[Category:Works in 1955]]
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  • Lipton’s Journal/Correspondence of Robert Lindner and Norman Mailer
    ...tense and fertile friendship that lasted until Lindner’s untimely death in February, 1956. | [[/February 16, 1954/]] || To Robert Lindner || I’ve been pushing hard into the book
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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 22, 1955/684
    ...e scrawls, non-objective scrawls, and mathematics. Yessir, we end on H<sub>2</sub>O. [[Category:February 22, 1955]]
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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 2, 1955/432
    [[Category:February 2, 1955]]
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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 7, 1955/501
    ...the total mass of material uncovered, discovered, and . . . named. L plus 2 is the critical day. I usually take Seconal again the night of L plus 1—f ...cogency to my arguments—so at times the best notes seem to be written on L 2. (Parenthetically, I’m going to add L symbols to the dates from now on.)
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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 22, 1955/657
    ...ay off Lipton’s. Unless I try writing quick wild first drafts on L-1 and L-2, and then reworking them calmly. Well, there’s nothing new in all this. [[Category:February 22, 1955]]
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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 21, 1955/624
    ...pressing my paranoia in Lipton’s, I am less paranoid the next day, or by L-2. (Incidentally, my depression has not come on yet, and I believe that too m [[Category:February 21, 1955]]
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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 2, 1955/435
    [[Category:February 2, 1955]]
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  • Lipton’s Journal/February 7, 1955/456
    ...or more possibly an {{LJ:H}} clue. For instance I think of turning to page 2, page 4, page 124, also the combinations in which 5 is added for note, it w [[Category:February 7, 1955]]
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  • An American Dream Expanded/Timeline of Events, 1962–1966
    | style="text-align:center;" rowspan="18"|1963||align=left| January-February || style="background:#fee;"| [[w:Playboy|''Playboy'']] publishes in two par |align=left| February || style="background:#fee;"| “Ten Thousand Words a Minute,” NM’s acco
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  • The Mailer Review/Volume 9, 2015/The Day the Century Ended: Francis Irby Gwaltney’s “Sequel” to The Naked and the Dead
    ...lly in his mid-thirties when he published ''The Day the Century Ended'' in 1955. He met Mailer in 1944 in Texas when both were assigned to the army’s 112 ...Guard in his youth because it was what was expected of him.”{{sfn|Gwaltney|1955|p=83}} All the soldiers from the small town of Gray’s Landing, founded by
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  • Lipton’s Journal/Introduction
    ...tics. There was much at stake with his third novel, ''[[The Deer Park]]'' (1955), about to be published by Rinehart. Mailer felt it was his chance to redee ...nes written on his 32nd birthday, [[:Category:January 31, 1955|January 31, 1955]]. He notes that the outflow on that day, 24 pages, is the most he had writ
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  • The Mailer Review/Volume 12, 2018/Lipton’s Journal: Mailer’s Quest for Wholeness and Renewal
    ...) how Mailer used a Jungian self-analysis to change his life and work, and 2) how Mailer recorded his discovery of jazz as one of the most significant p ...is on himself, though it is unlikely he was fully aware he was doing so in 1955.
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