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Naked Lunch (Contributor, some editions) 9,624 copies, 98 reviews Top members (works)mailerlibrary (69), jasbro (44), SnootyBaronet (41), biblio99 (36), jgallatin (30), kipen (26), kswolff (26), bookmountain (25), JNagarya (24), js31550 (24), jrayhayes (23), alo1224 (22), abecedary (22), rehpii (22) — more Recently addedtculkin (1), BangkokYankee (1), socratis (1), TiferethBraun (1), blingiblonga (3), jrsiii50 (1), Relmyna (1), Hu-llibrary (2), NathanielStoll (1), wduncan (1) Legacy LibrariesNorman Mailer (69), Newton 'Bud' Flounders (7), Anthony Burgess (6), Ernest Hemingway (5), Jack Kerouac (4), Walker Percy (3), Nelson Algren (2), Ralph Ellison (2), Terence Kemp McKenna (1), Leslie Scalapino (1) — 12 more, Samuel Roth (1), Thomas Mann (1), JeffBuckley (1), Donald and Mary Hyde (1), David Foster Wallace (1), Carson McCullers (1), Eeva-Liisa Manner (1), George C. Wallace (1), John Fitzgerald Kennedy (1), Harry S Truman (1), George Orwell (1), Juice Leskinen (1) Member favoritesMembers: FrederickW, AlkaF, gangleri-pir, gangleri-sr, gangleri-am, bibliopolitan, Kim.Luttrell, ollyfant78, jotranen, private member, S3Arts, rdai, Cathy712, richlandwoman, phranciscan, hanshikaufman, jensenmk82, JAFalconF, chuck_ralston, marques_desastre (show 26 more), jwm24, rabornj, K.J., paulacastello, nancyboyo, kswolff, ddibbern, private member, joemowens, Lulubel, Brasidas, JNagarya, Teresa40, lawgrrl07, sarah_miles, TimFerris, tg0610, stenzo, private member, tyche, Fuller, ajrob68, riahopkinson, squeakjones, Autodafe, Totoro Norman Mailer has 4 media appearances. Norman Mailer Norman Mailer discusses Oswald's Tale: An American Mystery. Mr. Mailer discussed his book, "Oswald's Tale: An American Mystery," published by Random House. It examines the life of Lee Harvey Oswald after he defected to the Soviet Union at the age of nineteen. It provides a wider view on the absurdity of the Cold War through the eyes of this man who became disillusioned with both countries, but it is not focused on whether or not Mr. Oswald was the sole assassin of President Kennedy. Mr. Mailer uses FBI transcripts and recorded dialogues to argue that the murder occurred in order to promote a new kind of society superior to American capitalism. (timspalding)… (more) An interview with Norman Mailer Norman Mailer has 2 past events. (show)  Jonathan Lethem Jonathan Lethem ( The Man Who Was Thursday, Dombey and Son, As She Climbed Across the Table, Chronic City, Fortress of solitude, Girl in Landscape, Men and cartoons, Motherless Brooklyn, The Disappointment Artist, The Fortress of Solitude, The Vintage Book of Amnesia, You Don't Love Me Yet, Dissident Gardens, The Ecstasy of Influence, Mind of an outlaw) Jonathan Lethem is the author of nine novels, including most recently Dissident Gardens. A recipient of the MacArthur Fellowship and finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award, Lethem has published his stories and essays in The New Yorker, Harper’s, Rolling Stone, Esquire, and The New York Times, among others. He lives in California. (added from Random House)… (more)  Norman Mailer Center Readings Join Jeffery Renard Allen, Quincy Troupe, and Lawrence Schiller for a reading and signing in celebration of The Norman Mailer Center On the Road fellowship and workshop program. Allen's new novel, Song of the Shank is a contemporary American masterpiece about music, race, an unforgettable man, and an unreal America during the Civil War era. Coined with the French word errance (to wander) in mind, Troupe's latest collection of poetry, ErranCities, roves through ancient Yoruba to the streets of Harlem to the tropical heat of Guadeloupe and emerges with a new vocabulary for the transformations of the physical, philosophical, and musical worlds.
In honor of Norman Mailer and Salt Lake City, Lawrence Shiller will read selections from The Executioner's Song.
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Location: Street: 1511 South 1500 East City: Salt Lake City, Province: Utah Postal Code: 84105 Country: United States (added from IndieBound)… (more)
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