Norman Mailer
Norman Mailer was a prolific American novelist, journalist, essayist, and filmmaker, known for his innovative and often controversial works that blended fiction with journalism. He won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction for 'The Executioner's Song' and twice won the National Book Award. A central figure of the mid-20th-century literary scene, he also co-founded The Village Voice and was a prominent cultural and political commentator.
fiction
non-fiction
journalism
essays
Selected Letters of Norman Mailer
The Naked and the Dead
The Executioner's Song
Harlot's Ghost: A Novel
Advertisements for Myself
Oswald's Tale: An American Mystery
Norman Mailer: Moonfire, The Epic Journey of Apollo 11
Tough Guys Don't Dance: A Novel
Advertisements for Myself
An American Dream: A Novel
Norman Mailer. JFK. Superman Comes to the Supermarket
Selected Letters of Norman Mailer
Mind of an Outlaw: Selected Essays
Mind of an Outlaw: Selected Essays
Portrait of Picasso As a Young Man: An Interpretive Biography
The Castle in the Forest
Why Are We at War?
The Castle in the Forest
Some Honorable Men: Political Conventions, 1960-1972
On God: An Uncommon Conversation
Les vrais durs ne danse pas
Marilyn: The Classic
Black Messiah
The Castle in the Forest (Basic)