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...e to the original (an echo) or it requests the opposite. (The child wishes to strike its sister—it says instead, “I love my sister.”) ...s banished to be persecuted later when the Self produces its own child. So to the psyche (which I use for {{LJ:H}} vs. {{LJ:S}}) every attitude has its r

Reply to letter to editor of ''Village Voice'' from Kenneth J. Schmidt concerning Quickly colu

Reply to letters to the editor of ''Village Voice'' concerning Quickly column, 25 January, 5.

Reply to letters to the editor of ''Village Voice'' concerning Quickly column, 1 February, 11.

Reply to letters to the editor of ''Village Voice'' concerning Quickly 20 column, 22 February,

Reply to letter to the editor of ''Village Voice'' from Kenneth J. Schmidt about Quickly colum

Reply to letter to the editor of ''Village Voice'' from Joe Jensen about Quickly column, an ex

Reply to letters to the editor of ''Village Voice'' concerning Quickly column, 25 April, 4. Mai

“Mailer to [Lorraine] Hansberry.” ''Village Voice'', 8 June, 11-12. Reply to [https://www.villagevoice.com/2020/06/30/genet-mailer-the-new-paternalism/

Letter to the editor. ''Village Voice'', 27 July, 4. Reply to 20 July letter of Richard Grossman, who complains of seeing too much in the

...ing year. Mailer’s full reply: “To work on a novel….Just those five words, to work on a novel.”

...rom a ''Partisan Review'' Symposium” in [[66.11]] and [[68.11]]. “Mailer’s Reply,” which follows a reprinting of the editor’s statement, prefigures his

...managing editor, Joseph Lelyveld, on 28 October to seek a chance to reply to John Simon’s 29 September review of ''Harlot’s Ghost'' ([[91.26]]). Mai

...y-to-7-questions-from-the-times-on-governing.html Mayoral Candidates Reply to 7 Questions from the ''Times'' on Governing the City].” Interview by unid

...ght of the Algonquin tribe who dwelt near Bangor a thousand years ago.” In reply, Mailer says: ...ong others, that syntax is what you obey until there is some better reason to ignore it. Future editions will appear with the sentence unchanged.}}

...ng there too—at any rate, the trick of consciousness is that it deludes us to believing that er is form and sup is matter. ...re is always a total spectrum in all dimensions, but we narrow the feeling to the point of a word. On the other hand, reason, logic, jargon, all the glor

...of pages from “Lipton’s” perhaps every two weeks or so, and Lindner would reply in [[Lipton’s Journal/Correspondence of Robert Lindner and Norman Mailer| ...with hypnosis, Bob has given it up, although a part of him is always drawn to new therapies, Rosen’s,{{refn|A physical therapist, [[w:Marion Rosen|Rose

...omeone recognized the last name, “Any relation to Norman?” “Yeah,” I would reply. “Your Grandfather?” they would likely ask. “My father,” I’d say. ...toed around with a mixture of fear and respect. He spoke about our getting to know each other in a toast he made at my wedding three years ago:

...ou. But my memory tells me that I did not, and so it might have been wiser to have presented the metaphor as an original rather than a copy. However, cau ...nd so feel at last there’s a certain craftsmanship to something I’ve done. To me it purrs a little now. It’s a bitch of a book, at least I think so. If

...ou. But my memory tells me that I did not, and so it might have been wiser to have presented the metaphor as an original rather than a copy. ...nd so feel at last there's a certain craftsmanship to something I've done. To me it purrs a little now. It's a bitch of a book, at least I think so. If y