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November 30, 2014

The Fighter

November 30, 2014/ Jack Hanson

Norman Mailer was as fiery and mercurial a letter-writer as he was a novelist and journalist - and ten times as prolific. A big new volume collects the highlights of a lifetime in the post.

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Fiction, Literary Criticism, Arts & Life
Book Review, December 2014, fiction, Jack Hanson, literary criticism, Norman Mailer
January 31, 2012

Bull Sessions: Journalism's Bloodsport Love Affair

January 31, 2012/ Andrew Ladd

We live in an age of outrage, yet one of our most egregious 'blood sports' escapes censure from the press. Since long before Hemingway, writers have been calling bullfighting exotic instead of barbaric -- what are they thinking?

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Arts & Life
Edith Wharton, February 2012, gore vidal, New Yorker, Norman Mailer, Thomas Mann
May 31, 2011

A Question, an Answer, and a Death

May 31, 2011/ Lianne Habinek

Cinema lore has it that Jean-Luc Godard read only the first and last three pages of King Lear before making his film adaptation. Lianne Habinek suggests this may have helped him get at the play's essence.

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May 31, 2011/ Lianne Habinek/
Arts & Life
Hamlet, Joan of Arc, June 2011, Lianne Habinek, Norman Mailer, virginia woolf
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