The Mailer Review/Volume 9, 2015
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| Editorial Staff | |
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| Editor | Phillip Sipiora |
| Deputy Editor | Michael L. Shuman |
| Digital Editor, Webmaster | Gerald R. Lucas |
| Special Editor | John Lennon |
| Managing Editor | Scott Neumeister |
| Biographer, Associate Editor | Shannon L. Zinck |
| Interns | Ashley Jean Baptiste Roxanne Null Breonna Martinez |
| Editorial Board | |
| J. Michael Lennon, Chair of Editorial Board (Wilkes University), Robert J. Begiebing (Southern New Hampshire University), John Whalen-Bridge (National University of Singapore), Philip Bufithis (Shepherd University), Christopher Busa (Founder and Editor of Provincetown Arts Press), Morris Dickstein (Graduate Center, City University of New York), Laura Adams Dunham (Independent Scholar), Michael Glenday (The Open University, United Kingdom), Andrew Gordon (University of Florida), Hunt Hawkins (University of South Florida), Michael Millgate (University of Toronto), Christopher Ricks (Boston University), Phillip Sipiora (University of South Florida), Thomas F. Staley (Harry Ransom Center, University of Texas at Austin), Barbara Mailer Wasserman (Memoirist). | |
Featured
Articles and Miscellany
- J. Michael Lennon
Introduction to Taschen Edition of Superman Comes to the Supermarket - Danielle Mailer
The Writer’s Daughter - Gerald R. Lucas
Project Mailer 2015 - Jerome Loving
The Day the Century Ended: Francis Irby Gwaltney’s “Sequel” to The Naked and the Dead - Jason Mosser
The Beatster, the White Negro, and the Evolution of the Hipster in Fight Club - Maggie McKinley
“Up to the Nostrils in Anguish”: Mailer and Bellow on Masculine Anxiety and Violent Catharsis - Michael K. Glenday
Fly Boys and Angels: Mailer on the Moon - Victor Peppard
Mailer, Nabokov and the Amerussia / US-SU Phenomenon - Heather Braun
The Roving Psychopath in Love: “The White Negro” and Lolita - Lee Spinks
Increasing the Real Life in Ourselves: Some Reflections on Norman Mailer’s “Politics of State” - Justin Bozung
The American Antonioni - Erik Nakjavani
Conceptualizing Lived Experience: Norman Mailer as an Intellectual - Kevin Power
Cures for Cancer: Norman Mailer’s Deaths for the Ladies (And Other Disasters) - Raj Chandarlapaty
Through the Quintessential Divide: Mailer’s Response to Race Theory - Brad Stager
Considering Mailer in the Post-Aquarian Age
Classic Interpretation
Book Reviews
- The Selected Letters of Norman Mailer
Robert Begiebing
Better than Happiness - JFK, Superman Comes to the Supermarket
Phillip Sipiora
Superman Redux - Moral Agents: Eight Twentieth-Century American Writers
William T. Ross
Mailer Among the Intellectuals - Buckley and Mailer: The Difficult Friendship That Shaped the Sixties
Gerald R. Lucas
Parallel Lives - Masculinity and the Paradox of Violence in American Fiction, 1950–75
Jason Mosser
A History of Violences - Bramble, Infant Martian
Mark Olshaker
Kaufmann in Orbit - Re-creating Paul Bowles, the Other, and the Imagination: Music, Film, and Photography
Michael L. Shuman
Days of Future Passed: Paul Bowles and the Heyday of Hipness - Bramble, Infant Martian
Michael L. Shuman
Mars Needs Women - Chameleo
Victor Peppard
How the New Order of Surveillance Really Works
Creative Works
Bibliography
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