The Mailer Review
Cover of Issue 3
The Mailer Review, co-sponsored by the University of South Florida and The Norman Mailer Society, is an international journal dedicated to the life and work of Norman Mailer. The Mailer Review publishes articles, notes, biographical essays, digital portfolios, memoirs, book reviews, and creative works. A review committee anonymously evaluates unsolicited manuscripts. Book reviews are assigned by the editor.
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Editorial Staff
Editor: Phillip Sipiora
Deputy Editor: Gerald R. Lucas
Managing Editor: Constance E. Holmes
Research Editor: Shannon L. Zinck
Associate Editors: Carol Holmes; James R. Miller; Michael L. Shuman
Advisory Editor: Raymond M. Vince
Editorial Board
J. Michael Lennon, Chair of Editorial Board (Wilkes University), Robert J. Begiebing (Southern New Hampshire University), John Whalen-Bridge (National University of Singapore), Philip Bufithis (Shepherd University), Christopher Busa (Founder and Editor of Provincetown Arts Press), Morris Dickstein (Graduate Center, City University of New York), Laura Adams Dunham (Independent Scholar), Michael Glenday (The Open University, United Kingdom), Hunt Hawkins (University of South Florida), Barry H. Leeds (Central Connecticut State University), Deborah Martinson (Occidental College), Michael Millgate (University of Toronto), Christopher Ricks (Boston University), Phillip Sipiora (University of South Florida), Thomas F. Staley (Harry Ransom Center, University of Texas at Austin), Barbara Mailer Wasserman (Memoirist).