Editor’s note: Tracy Dahlby’s essay (The Mailer Review, Fall 2009) included errors that were introduced in the typesetting process. The following is the correct version of the essay.
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Review Excerpt 1
The following is an excerpt of J. Michael Lennon’s conversation with Lawrence Schiller in The Mailer Review, Volume 3. This is the first of several features we will be posting from the latest volume of the Review. Check back often for the newest installment.
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New Mailer Review, Volume 3
One of the century’s greatest American authors — Norman Mailer — has entered the pantheon of great writers, leaving a legacy that will offer scholars, researchers and fans endless territory for exploration, conjecture and sparkling conversation — much like when Mailer was alive. The latest issue of The Mailer Review presents scholars, writers and critics [...]
Call for Papers: Review Issue 4
Norman Mailer / Ernest Hemingway Call for Papers: 2010 The Mailer Review is calling for papers on “Norman Mailer / Ernest Hemingway,” a special emphasis in the fourth volume of the Review (Fall 2010) will be devoted to this topic. Papers dealing with any aspect of Hemingway-Mailer are encouraged. We are also interested in essays that [...]
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A Remembrance through the Review
Carloyn Kellogg remembers Norman Mailer’s 86th birthday by lauding volume two of The Mailer Review. In “Norman Mailer Is Not 86 Today,” she quotes passages from the Review and writes: I’d be happy if authors today appeared as frequently in the news, were as important cultural voices, or tried to run, obnoxiously, for mayor of [...]
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