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The Mailer Review/Volume 5, 2011

===Reflections===
==Tributes to Norris Church Mailer==
* John Buffalo Mailer, Guest Editor/Tributes to Norris Church Mailer/
==Articles and Miscellany==
* Michael Mailer/Overexposed: My First Taste of Filmmaking/
* Gary D. Rhodes/Reinventing a New Wheel: The Films of Norman Mailer/
* Sara Jo CohenMaking Masculinity and Unmaking Jewishness: Norman Mailer’s Voice in Wild 90 and Beyond the Law
* Taylor Joy MitchellNorman Mailer: Playboy Magazine Heavyweight
* Tracy Dahlby/“The White Negro” Revisited: The Demise of the Indispensable Hipster/
* Raj Chandarlapaty/Through the Lens of the Beatniks: Norman Mailer and Modern American Man’s Quest for Self-Realization/
* Gerald R. Lucas/Norman Mailer and the Novel 2.0/
* Mimi Reisel Gladstein/Piling On: Norman Mailer’s Utilization of Marilyn Monroe: “What is it about Marilyn Monroe that obsesses you so?”/
* Donald L. Kaufmann/Cluster Seeds and the Mailer Legacy/
* Lee Spinks/Situating Hemingway: Mailer, Style, Ethics/
* Fannie PeczenikThe Devil’s Party: Reading and Wreaking Vengeance in The Castle in the Forest
* Alexander HicksFrom Here to Eternity and The Naked and the Dead: Premiere to Eternity?
* Alexandros Mantzaris/Contradictory Syntheses: Norman Mailer’s Left Conservatism and the Problematic of “Totalitarianism”/
* Martjin SermeusNorman Mailer’s Mythmaking in An American Dream and “The White Negro”
* Stephen Borkowski/A Tear Shed into a Cup of Sorrows/
* Kim MorelandHemingway and Women at the Front: Blowing Bridges in The Fifth Column, For Whom the Bell Tolls, and Other Works
* Jennifer Yirinec/The Conception of Irreversibility: Hannah Arendt and Hemingway’s “Hills Like White Elephants”/
==Classic Interpretation==
* James Toback/Norman Mailer Today/
==Book Reviews==
* Norman Mailer’s Later FictionsAndrew M. Gordon/Last of the Late Romantics/
* The Castle in the ForestChristopher Busa/Imagining Evil: The Sardonic Narrator of Mailer’s Last Novel/
* Hemingway’s Second War: Bearing Witness to the Spanish Civil WarLawrence R. BroerTolls of War: Mailerian Sub-Texts in For Whom the Bell Tolls
==Creative Works==
* Norris Church MailerFrom A Ticket to the Circus
* Karen Brown/The Living Room Show/
* Sal Centrano/Trust/
==Bibliography==
* Shannon L. Zinck/Norman Mailer Bibliography: 2010/
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The Mailer Review/Volume 6, 2012

===/Reflections/===
==Featured==
* Norman Mailer/The Blood of the Blunt/
==Articles and Miscellany==
* Robert J. Begiebing, Ray Elliott, J. Michael Lennon, Warren Mason/Why Mailer and Jones Matter/
* Morris Dickstein/Norman Mailer and the Nobel Prize/
* J. Michael Lennon/Gore and Norman in Provincetown/
* Richard Stratton/Mailer Matters/
* J. Michael Lennon/Mailer is Back/
* John Whalen-Bridge/Why Mailer Mattered, Why Mailer Matters/
* Jeffrey Michelson/The Norman Mailer/José Torres Saturday Morning Boxing Club and My War with Ryan O’Neal/
* Sean Abbott/Great American App: Norman Mailer, Electronic Books, and Revolutionary Consciousness/
* Michael K. Glenday/The Blade and the Gambler: F. Scott Fitzgerald and Norman Mailer/
* Bob Batchelor/Mailer and Updike: Probing American Culture as Writers and Celebrities/
* Mashey Bernstein/My First Encounter with Norman Mailer/
* Barry H. LeedsLiterature As Life; Life As Literature: Mailer’s Existential Shout of Defiance in An American Dream
* Maggie McKinleyMailer’s Modern Myth: Reexamining Violence and Masculinity in An American Dream
* Erik Nakjavani/The Living George Plimpton: Taking a Sporting Stance between Hemingway and Mailer/
* Erik Nakjavani/Reporting with the Inner Eye: George Plimpton on Writing and Sports/
* H.R. Stoneback/From Hem to Eternity: James Jones, Hemingway, Paris—Meditation & Memoir/
* Joseph Comprone/Narrative Voices, Dialectics, and the Fiction of Norman Mailer/
* David AnshenThe Prescience of Mailer’s Marxism: Socialism or Barbary Shore?
* Jason Mosser/Norman Mailer: Genre Bender/
* Nicole DePoloA Philosophical Launch Of A Fire on the Moon Ignites into Moonfire
* Sarah BishopThe Life and Death of the Celebrity Author in Maidstone
* Susan Oommen/To Deliver the Metaphor: Intent and Rhetoric in Norman Mailer/
* Donald L. Kaufmann/The Mailer Legacy and Aleatory Burroughs/
* Fraser Mann/Never So Simple: Why We Should Learn from Mailer’s Engagement with Complexity/
==Classic Interpretation==
* Andrew O’Hagan/The Martyrdom of Mailer/
==Book Reviews==
* Marilyn & Me: A Photographer’s MemoriesRichard Stratton/Marilyn Close Up/
* Norman Mailer: The Self-Appointed MessiahMashey Bernstein/Missing the Contradictions/
* Laura Meets Jeffrey: Both Sides of an Erotic MemoirMichael L. Shuman/Debauchery Duet/
==Creative Works==
* Jay Hopler/Glose for Hart Crane/
* Jay Hopler/After Surgery, My Wife Helps Me into the Garden Where I Sit for Some Little Time Brooding on My Present Situation/
* Nicholas Samaras/Why Mailer Matters/
* Daniele Pantano/Vaudeville/
* Melanie Graham/Many Happy Returns/
* Allen Speed/Saturdays with Norman, circa 1981/
* Sean Abbott/Stuntmensch/
==Bibliography==
* Shannon L. Zinck/Norman Mailer Bibliography: 2011/
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The Mailer Review/Volume 7, 2013

===/Reflections/===
==Featured==
* Norman Mailer/Love-Buds/
==Articles and Miscellany==
* Phillip Sipiora/The Complications of Norman Mailer: A Conversation with J. Michael Lennon/
* Jerome Loving/The Father and Son of American Realism: The Second Acts of Dreiser and Mailer/
* Bob Batchelor/Visions of the American Dream: F. Scott Fitzgerald, Bob Dylan, and Norman Mailer Probe at the Heart of the National Idea/
* Erik Nakjavani/“Now the Greatest Living Romantic Was Dead”: Norman Mailer and Mary Hemingway’s Eulogies to Ernest Hemingway/
* Victor Peppard/The Russian Reception of Norman Mailer/
* Hujun Ren/Norman Mailer in China: Criticism and Translation/
* Dick Russell/Norman Mailer and the Dynamite Club/
* Gerald R. Lucas/Teaching Norman Mailer in the Cloud/
* Mark Noonan/Brooklyn Accents and the Paradox of Ambition in Norman Mailer and Arthur Miller/
* Phillip Sipiora/Norman Mailer, Discursive Artist/
* Carolyn Yalkut/Prophesying the News: Norman Mailer’s Journalism/
* Ronald K. Fried/Mailer’s Boxing Journalism/
* Joseph ComproneGenre and Dialogical Theory: Bakhtin and Norman Mailer’s The Executioner’s Song
* Christopher Busa/Mailer’s Tough Guys: Novelist Invites His Characters to Dance/
* Marina RosenthalSpiritual Wickedness in High Places: Trauma, Violence, and Betrayal in Harlot’s Ghost
* Paul Regnier/Writing from the Center and from the Periphery of the Culture—Norman Mailer and Don DeLillo/
* Donald L. Kaufmann/Literary Legacy: F. Scott Fitzgerald, Sinclair Lewis, and Norman Mailer/
* Raj Chandarlapaty/Dreams, Death, and Bottle-Break: Modernist Ethnopoetics and the Beatnik Quest for Ascesis/
==Classic Interpretation==
* Robert Begiebing/Toward a New Synthesis/
* William Crawford Woods/Mailer and Brossard at the Roots of Hip/
==Creative Works==
* Rita Ciresi/Girl Gone Wild/
* Robert Guffey/The Walk/
* Eileen Sutton/Into the Wind/
* Jay Hopler/Das Rosen-Innere / The Center of the Rose//Lied vom Meer / Sea Song/
==Book Reviews==
* Norman Mailer: A Double LifeBarry H. Leeds/Put Everything In/
* Norman Mailer: A Double LifeMichael K. Glenday/The Currents and Oceans of Fame/
* Norman Mailer: A Double Life and Mind of an OutlawMark Olshaker/Words with Friends/
* Mind of an OutlawRobert Begiebing/Provocateur-in-Chief/
* Marilyn MonroeMaggie McKinley/Exploring the Mystery of Marilyn/
* The Participatory Journalism of Michael Herr, Norman Mailer, Hunter S. Thompson, and Joan Didion: Creating New Reporting StylesMichael L. Shuman/Rereading the New Journalism/
* The Executioner’s SongGerald R. LucasAn Executioner for a New Age
* The Turner Erotica: A Biographical NovelMichael L. Shuman/The Voluptuous Horror of Fannie Cornforth/
* From Here to EternityJason Mosser/An Eternity for the New Millennium/
* Maidstone and Other FilmsGary D. Rhodes/Norman Mailer and the Criterion Collection/
==Bibliography==
* Shannon L. Zinck/Norman Mailer Bibliography: 2012/
==Errata==
Figure 1 on page 177 should be labeled:
Figure 2 on page 183 should be labeled: 
The Review regrets the error.
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The Mailer Review/Volume 8, 2014

===/Reflections/===
==Featured==
* Norman Mailer/La Petite Bourgeoise/
==Articles and Miscellany==
* J. Michael LennonAn Excerpt from Mailer’s Last Interview: The Village Voice
* Mark Olshaker/Walking into the Zeitgeist: A Conversation with Jules Feiffer/
* Susan Mailer/Master Weaver in Action/
* Barbara Mailer Wasserman, Susan Mailer, John Buffalo Mailer/Family Colloquium/
* Jerome Loving and J. Michael LennonAn American Tragedy and The Executioner’s Song: Receptions and Controversies
* Ronald K. L. Collins/Mailer’s Resistance—A Lesson in Free Speech/
* Jason MosserNorman Mailer and the Oxford English Dictionary
* J. Michael Lennon/Mailer’s Brooklyn/
* Nicole DePolo/Utter Mailer/
* Lawrence R. BroerThe Existential Sublime in Mailer’s The Prisoner of Sex
* Alba Newmann Holmes/The Naked, the Eloquent, and the Dead/
* Ronald K. Fried, Barry H. Leeds, Bill Lowenburg/Split Decisions: An Asynchronous Discussion on Mailer and Boxing/
* Jeanne Thomas Fuchs/Mailer and Ali: Existential Affinities/
* Andrew Gordon/Red Scare: The Early Cold War in Novels by Mailer, Doctorow, and Roth/
* Alexander HicksHarlot’s Anatomy
* Don Graham/A Postmodern Moment with Don DeLillo at the University of Texas/
* Heather Braun/Teaching Controversy: Mailer in the College Classroom/
* Jasna Potočnik Topler/Mailer and His Reception in Slovenia/
* Raj Chandarlapaty/Teaching Mailer in Afghanistan/
* Stone Meredith/Mailer and Hemingway: Sum of the Parts/
* Kathleen “Kat” Robinson/Making War with a Little Help from my Friends: Hemingway, Mailer, and O’Brien/
* Alexander HicksReading Ancient Evenings
* Raymond M. VinceIn the Deserts of the Heart: The Executioner’s Song
* Christopher Busa/Mailer and Metaphor/
* Walter Lewallen/Back to Fort Bragg/
==Classic Interpretation==
* Jonathan Middlebrook/A Conversation with Norman Mailer/
==Creative Works==
* John Henry Fleming/Cardinals/
* Marshall Deason/Confidences/
* Victor Peppard/Boy Scout Jamboree/
* Gary D. Rhodes/Unmoored/
* Carol Dine/The Golden Gown/— after Yehudit Arnon
* Sal Cetrano/MISTER SIX/— for my buddy
* Jack B. Bedell/George Foreman in Zaire/
* Patrick O’Hayer/broken link/
==Book Reviews==
* Norman Mailer: Legacy and Literary AmericanaBarry H. Leeds/A Rosy Fingered Dawn?/
* Norman Mailer: Legacy and Literary AmericanaMichael L. Shuman/From God’s Attic to Boom-Boom Slang: Looking for Mailer’s LQ/
* Mailer’s AmericaMichael L. Shuman/Norman Redux/
* A Moveable BeastJohn Whalen-Bridge/Mailer Scholarship as Equipment for Living: The Testament of Barry Leeds/
* A Berkshire Boyhood: Confessions and Reflections of a Baby BoomerMichael L. Shuman/Into the Woods/
* American Authorship and Autobiographical Narrative: Mailer, Wideman, and EggersMaggie McKinley/Opening the Sarcophagus: Searching for the Author in Autobiography/
==Bibliography==
* Shannon L. Zinck/Norman Mailer Bibliography: 2013/
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The Mailer Review/Volume 9, 2015

* /Reflections/
==Featured==
* Norman Mailer/The Thalian Adventure/
==Articles and Miscellany==
* J. Michael LennonIntroduction to Taschen Edition of Superman Comes to the Supermarket
* Danielle Mailer/The Writer’s Daughter/
* Gerald R. Lucas/Project Mailer 2015/
* Jerome LovingThe Day the Century Ended: Francis Irby Gwaltney’s “Sequel” to The Naked and the Dead
* Jason MosserThe 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 BraunThe 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 PowerCures 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==
* Malcolm Cowley/Mr. Mailer Tells a Tale Of Love, Art, Corruption/
* Robert LindnerThe Deer Park
* Peter BalbertFrom Lady Chatterley’s Lover to The Deer Park: Marriage, Instinctual Primacy, and the Dialectic of Erotic Risk
* Mark EdmundsonRomantic Self-Creations: Mailer and Gilmore in The Executioner’s Song
==Book Reviews==
* The Selected Letters of Norman MailerRobert Begiebing/Better than Happiness/
* JFK, Superman Comes to the SupermarketPhillip Sipiora/Superman Redux/
* Moral Agents: Eight Twentieth-Century American WritersWilliam T. Ross/Mailer Among the Intellectuals/
* Buckley and Mailer: The Difficult Friendship That Shaped the SixtiesGerald R. Lucas/Parallel Lives/
* Masculinity and the Paradox of Violence in American Fiction, 1950–75Jason Mosser/A History of Violences/
* Bramble, Infant MartianMark Olshaker/Kaufmann in Orbit/
* Re-creating Paul Bowles, the Other, and the Imagination: Music, Film, and PhotographyMichael L. Shuman/Days of Future Passed: Paul Bowles and the Heyday of Hipness/
* Bramble, Infant MartianMichael L. Shuman/Mars Needs Women/
* ChameleoVictor Peppard/How the New Order of Surveillance Really Works/
==Creative Works==
* Ira Sukrungruang/Fence/
* Marty Correia/A Thief’s Wages/
* Gary D. Rhodes/Regurgitations/
* Robert Alderman/MEPS/
* Daniele Pantano/MAILER FOLEY 4:10/
* Nicholas Samaras/Reading for Life//Drinking Alone//The City that Was Left to Me//Dusk//Old Men//Nostalgia as Intangible Sustenance/
* Patrick O’Hayer/Broken Link/
==Bibliography==
* Shannon L. Zinck/Norman Mailer Bibliography: 2014/
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The Structured Vision of Norman Mailer

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New York • New York University Press, 1969 
In no other writer since Hemingway has a personal image so influenced and clouded critical opinion. This, the first full-length study of Norman Mailer's works, attempts to deal honestly with Mailer the artist.
In his examination of Mailer's fiction, Dr. Leeds contends that the artist's thematic concern with the plight of the individual in con­temporary society is a legacy of the thirties, modified by Mailer's unique perspective. Leeds con­tinues with an appraisal of the non­ fiction, tracing the development of the writer's distinctive narrative voice from the early works to the extraordinarily successful The Armies of the Night.
Leeds concludes that this book, which won the 1968 National Book Award for Arts and Letters, is a fusion of elements of both the fiction and the nonfiction. As he puts it: “Three lines of development converge here: Mailer’s fiction, his previous nonfiction works, his public image. . . . [The Armies of the Night is the] logical culmination of Mailer’s personal concern with the individual and American society, and his increasing control over narrative prose, as they have developed over two decades.”
==Table of Contents==
* /Frontmatter/
* /Biographical Outline: Norman Mailer/
* /Introduction/
* 1. The Naked and the Dead
* 2. Barbary Shore
* 3.The Deer Park
* 4. An American Dream
* 5. Why Are We in Vietnam?
* 6. Deaths for the Ladies and Other Disasters
* 7. Advertisements for Myself, The Presidential Papers, and Cannibals and Christians
* 8. The Armies of the Night and Miami and the Siege of Chicago
* /Selected Bibliography/
==About the Author==
BARRY H. LEEDS has his B.A. and M.A. degrees from Columbia University and his Ph.D. from Ohio University. He has taught at the City University of New York, the University of Texas at El Paso, and Ohio University. He is currently Assistant Professor of English at Central Connecticut State College.
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1923	Born January 31, Long Branch, New Jersey; parents Isaac Barnett and Fanny (Schneider) Mailer.
1939	Graduated from Boys High School, Brooklyn, New York.
1943	Received B.A. degree, Harvard.
1944	Drafted into U.S. Army. Served as rifleman with 112th Cavalry out of San Antonio, Texas. Foreign service for eighteen months in Philippines and Japan.
1944	Married Beatrice Silverman; divorced 1951.
1946	Discharged from Army in May.
1954	Married Adele Morales; divorced 1962.
1962	Married Lady Jean Campbell; divorced 1963.
1963	Married Beverley Bentley.
===Children===
* First marriage—Susan
* Second marriage—Danielle, Elizabeth
* Third marriage—Kate
* Fourth marriage—Michael, Stephen
===Writings===
1948	The Naked and the Dead
1951	Barbary Shore
1955	The Deer Park
1958	“The White Negro”Dates given here are for first publication in book form. Dates used in my text for “The White Negro” and An American Dream deal more precisely with time of writing and first appearance of the work in print. The bibliography and the footnotes (especially the notes to the introduction) make this clear.
1959	Advertisements for Myself
1962	Deaths for the Ladies and Other Disasters
1963	The Presidential Papers
1965	An American Dream
1966	Cannibals and Christians
1967	The Deer Park: A Play;This play ran for 127 performances in an off-Broadway production beginning January 31, 1967. The Short Fiction of Norman Mailer; Why Are We in Vietnam?
1968	The Armies of the Night; Miami and the Siege of Chicago
===Miscellaneous===
1941 	Story Magazine’s College Award
1953–1963	An Editor of Dissent
1956 	Co-founder of Village Voice
1960 	National Institute of Arts and Letters Grant in Literature
1968 	Produced, directed, and starred in three movies: Wild 90, Beyond the Law, and Maidstone.
1969 	National Book Award in arts and letters for The Armies of the Night.Pulitzer Prize in general nonfiction for The Armies of the Night.
===Notes===
The Structured Vision of Norman Mailer/Selected Bibliography

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