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...y'', January, 69–72, 74, 76, 78, 80, 82–84. One of Mailer’s most important interviews, with extended discussion of drugs, sex, fame, politics and Vietnam; less o [[Category:Interviews]]

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...erview with Norman Mailer.”{{efn|[http://www.ep.tc/realist/40/01.html Full text off-site].}} By Paul Krassner. ''The Realist'', no. 40 (December), 1, 13-16 [[Category:Interviews]]

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...iscussion of ''Marilyn: A Biography'' ([[73.30]]), which includes the full text of [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s press release on Monroe’s death (see [[73 [[Category:Interviews]]

...e next day on Nixon’s victory, Hubert Humphrey, and movie-making. The full text of Mailer’s speech is in ''Existential Errands'' ([[72.7]]) and ''The Ess [[Category:Article-Interviews]]

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...], we are now beginning to publish full-text posts of classic articles and interviews with and about NM. Many of these correspond to entries in {{NMWD}} which co

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...All those sportswriters punch drunk on twenty years of booze! So fighters, full of instinctive metaphor, come through like bugs who speak. It is as if we i ...f the actual writing in Part II, Sugar did all the research except for the interviews (which were Torres’), and so the flavor of the material was gathered more

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...t stories]], [[:Category:Biographies|biographies]], [[:Category:Interviews|interviews]], sports reportage, literary criticism, and a book of line drawings, inter ...[Harlot’s Ghost]]'' (1310 pages). Except for a book consisting of his best interviews, he published no other book-length work in the 1980s after ''AE''.

...to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, $18.00 a week and free meals. “Did a full day’s work today,” he reported on{{pg|28|29}}June 23, “and found it r ...and so hypnotically did it affect him that he could readily recount it in interviews thirty-five and forty years later, always with perfect consistency of detai

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...e, to all of which Lovett is invited to listen by his hunted friend. These interviews take on a truly Kafkaesque dimension as McLeod’s defenses against returni ...is form, to use the novel as the one, unique, indispensable medium for his full-scale redefinition of society and its discontents. Stanley Edgar Hyman pers

...n Review article (Spring 1965) , the word "dramatic," scarcely used in her text, came up in this sentence: " . . . <i>Marat/Sade</i> is far from being the ...of Peter Weiss. In fact, the most theatrical thing about this play is its full title, which takes up about a minute's reading time. Read it: <i>The Persec

...ainly the only generic label that completely fits. Further, if we take the text to be a work of New Journalism, then what part is journalism, as opposed to ...ainly the only generic label that completely fits. Further, if we take the text to be a work of New Journalism, then what part is journalism, as opposed to

<div style="margin:0.5em 0.2em 0.2em 0.3em; padding:0.5em 0.2em 0.2em 0.3em; text-align:right;">[[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969 ...interviewed Mailer in the March 1965 ''New York Post'', one of only a few interviews he gave on the novel before it was published.

...erested in doing so as we continue to use Medium. The former has published interviews with John Buffalo Mailer and Tom Hayes, several tributes to Barry Leeds, an