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...has an affair with movie star Lulu Meyers.}} and finally in Marion Faye,{{refn|NM’s anti-hero for a post-Hiroshima world in ''The Deer Park'', Faye (son

...ith food to dull the sensitivity of the {{LJ:H}}. No wonder Joe Rosenthal{{refn|Unknown.}} is always fed up.

...d infuse complex gloom with the radiance of anarchism. As Jenny Silverman{{refn|Mother of {{NM}}’s first wife Bea.}} said of me once, “The little pishe

Last night I caught a piece of ''Omnibus''.{{refn|An educational discussion program, hosted by Alistair Cooke, on network tel

Out of curiosity I’ve started taking the Indian Roximyl{{refn|Unknown.}} or whatever it is. It does leave me in a pleasant state, sort of

Listening to Dizzy Gillespie{{refn| NM heard [[w:Dizzy Gillespie|Gillespie]] (1917-1993), one of the great jaz

...of ''Finnegans Wake'' in centuries or millennia or possibly much sooner.{{refn|''[[w:Finnegans Wake|Finnegans Wake]]'' is the experimental serio-comic nov

...y worried about me. Juan Bilbao talking to Bette Ford about Pat McCormick{{refn|Mailer met this trio at bullfights in Mexico. [[w:Bette Ford|Ford]] (b. 193

...have been, that fellow, if he read the interview where I said the second.{{refn|{{NM}} refers to his 1948 interview with Louise Levitas, “The Naked are F

...and the Dead]]'', published a year later by Rinehart.}} Jenny Silverman,{{refn|Mother of {{NM}}’s first wife Bea.}} others. {{ins|Guinevere.}}

...r won, but the film won one for best picture.}} and some Keystone Chaplin{{refn|{{NM}} met Chaplin (1889-1977) in Hollywood in 1949 when the great actor at

...now with the Cold War—the war of sensitivities becomes keyed to its full.{{refn|Mailer was also familiar with the writings of [[w:Vladimir Lenin|Vladimir L

...m someday which would be [[w:Tallulah Bankhead|Tallulah]] or Faye Emerson{{refn|A film actress who made the jump to live television, [[w:Faye Emerson|Emers

Toynbee’s{{refn|In ''The Study of History'' (1934-61), [[w:Arnold Toynbee|Arnold Toynbee]]

...o, working with Malaquais{{LJ:Malaquais}} on ''Character of the Victim'',{{refn|A screenplay based on Nathanael West’s 1933 novel, ''Miss Lonleyhearts'',

...d the joy of “masculine company” are drawn to the genuine desire in John.{{refn|'''John Walsh . . . Slim and Glenn and Clem''': Unknown.}} ...ction that’s felt for the name becomes genuine love and we have The Snob.{{refn|Mailer writes {{ins|Expand}} next to this paragraph.}}

...me. And who knows? They’re even saying Freud and Fleiss had a mad affair!{{refn|[[w:Wilhelm Fleiss|Wilhelm Fleiss]] (1858-1928), a German medical doctor, w ...go querido'',{{refn|Dear friend.}} this flirtation of yours with the gage{{refn|Marijuana.}}—this I do not like. Not because it may mean early doom or re

The big novel could be called ''Antacid Analgesic''.{{refn|It is unclear if {{NM}} understood how and why these two drugs are combined

...because that is the way a part of us (our souls) really felt at the time.{{refn|In the margin, {{NM}} wrote {{ins|Expand}}.}} As a wild extra, déjà vu ma

...ment}} {{ins|remark}}, “The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation,”{{refn|The most quoted line from ''[[w:Walden|Walden; or, Life in the Woods]]'' ({