The Mailer Review/Volume 2, 2008/Norman Mailer Bibliography: 2007

==Addenda through 2006==
===Primary===
====Letters====
 Copy of letter to Leonid I. Brezhnev, with other signatories.
 With other signatories.
 Copy of telegram to Hon. U Thant, with other signatories.
 With other signatories.
 With other signatories.
 Open letter to the Prime Minister of Iran, with other signatories.
 With other signatories.
 Copy of letter to Mr. A. M. Rekunov, Procurator General of the USSR, with other signatories.
 With other signatories.
 With other signatories.
 With other signatories.
 With other signatories. An open letter.
 With other signatories.
 Letter; one of a series solicited by the Editors.
 As author of Oswald’s Tale, with other signatories.
==2007==
===Primary===
====Books====
====Book Contributions====
====Interviews====
 Mailer discusses On God.
 Abridged reprint of a 1961 interview promoting Advertisements for Myself.
===Secondary===
====Essays, Articles, Book Chapters, and Dissertations====
 A look at Mailer and Mailer scholarship on the occasion of both the publication of On God and the launch of Mailer Review.
 Overview of Mailer’s films.
 Article about the continued productivity of aging “literary giants” Mailer, Updike, and Roth.
 Article on Mailer’s films, on the occasion of the New York exhibit “The Mistress and the Muse: The Films of Norman Mailer.”
 Essay discussing Mailer’s films, focusing on Maidstone.
 Includes brief mention of Mailer Review.
 Recaps Mailer’s history of responding negatively—even violently—to criticism.
 Discusses the formation of the Mailer Society and the annual conference, focusing on Tampa-area members and the launch of the Mailer Review out of USF.
 Excerpt from incomplete authorized biography.
 Article discussing The Castle in the Forest in relation to an actual scientific study on evil and genetics.
 Excerpt from incomplete authorized biography.
 On the occasion of the New York exhibit, “The Mistress and the Muse: The Films of Norman Mailer.”
 Brief comment praising Mailer’s treatment of homosexuality in The Castle in the Forest.
 Discusses/reviews Mailer’s films in anticipation of a screening at Lincoln Center. 
 Article discussing Ralph Ellison’s attitude toward Mailer, according to Ellison’s biographer.
 Reports on the reminiscences of Mailer and his original cast at the twentieth reunion of Tough Guys Don’t Dance.
 Discusses Mailer’s 2004 visit to USF and the recent launch of the Mailer Review out of USF’s English department.
 Musings on religion and popular culture which begin with a passage from and comments about On God.
 AAT C828492.
 ATT 3255379.
====Book Reviews====
=====Reviews of The Castle in the Forest=====
 Versions of this article appear elsewhere under different headlines.
 A version of this article also appears in the Record under a different title.
 A version of this article also appears in the Sunday Independent (Ireland) under a different headline. 
 Versions of this article also appear elsewhere under different headlines. 
 A version of this review also appears in a later issue of the same publication. 
 A version of this article also appears in the Courier Mail (Australia) under a different headline. 
 Partial reprint of May 20, 1949 review of The Naked and the Dead.
 A version of this article also appears in the International Herald Tribune under a different headline.
=====Reviews of On God: An Uncommon Conversation=====
====Obituaries and Retrospectives====
 [Note: Also printed in the Australian under a different headline.]
 Reactions from Atlanta residents on the life and death of Mailer.
 Retrospective comparing the lives and careers of Mailer, Kurt Vonnegut and Grace Paley, who all died in 2007 at the age of 84.
 Versions of this article also appear elsewhere under similar headlines.
 Despite the title, this is a nice little piece that includes the author’s personal memories of Mailer.
 [A number of writers pay homage to Mailer and his career.]
 
 [Note: Revisits the seven covers of New York Magazine that have featured Mailer, either as author or subject.]
 Versions of this article also printed elsewhere under different headlines.
 Versions of this article also appear elsewhere under different headlines.
 Retrospective on Mailer’s career that negatively criticizes most of his work, including his final novel.
 [Note: A version of this article also appears in the Virginian-Pilot under a different headline.]
Category:Bibliographies (MR)