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1 day ago · Some of the stories merit rehearsing and Grinberg’s retelling of them is unfailingly fluid. One lengthy passage, gripping in its recounting, documents 1971’s legendary New York Town Hall debate on feminism presided over by the notorious writer and carnival barker Norman Mailer, whose inflammatory “Prisoner of Sex” essay had just been published.
2 days ago · "HOW TO COME ALIVE" explores the explosive life of Norman Mailer, America's most controversial 20th-century author.
3 days ago · Although Norman Mailer initially called Capote's work a “failure of imagination,” demonstrating the literary world's preference for fiction, Mailer soon broke new ground with his own nonfiction writing when he won the Pulitzer Prize for The Armies of the Night (1968).
2 days ago · MGA English Professor Granted Research Fellowship to Study Norman Mailer's Short Fiction. Dr. Gerald Lucas, English professor at Middle Georgia State University, has been granted a month-long research fellowship at the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas, Austin. His project is on Norman Mailer's short fiction archived from the late ...
1 day ago · mike@projection-booth.com mike@projection-booth.com. We’re kicking off a month of Patreon requests with a request from Dallas Novell; 1982’s TV movie The Executioner's Song.
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3 days ago · Norman Mailer (1923-2007) became a bestselling author at age 25, and spent the rest of his life in the public eye. This quiz looks at some of the highlights (and a few lowlights) of his eventful life.
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