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MAILER, Norman American Dream. 1st UK in dj
Andre Deutsch, London, 1965,
MAILER, Norman. An American Dream. (L.) : Andre Deutsch, (1965). First UK Edition. Pp. (8),9-271,(1). 8vo, green cloth. 'An American Dream is Norman Mailer's first novel in nine years. He wrote it at a high pitch, each chapter appearing in Esquire while he was still at work on the next: a method nowunusual but common enough among the great novelists of the nineteenth cent ury, which contributed much to the quivering tension of the story. The theme of challenge suggested by Mailer's choice of this method is very much a part of the book. His hero challenges the Devil himself. Stephen Rojack kills his wife, lies to the police, is interrogated by them, discovers a woman,his wife's opposite, in whom he senses the truth and strength he longs for . The ingredients of his story are deliberately those familiar from many a thriller or movie - murder, suspense, sex - but Rojack lives these experiences with a fierce intensity which shatters their popular image and reveals extraordinary meanings behind them. He is a man who believes in God and theDevil, and to whom God is courage, not love. His actions become explosivel y significant because he feels that any one of them might open the crack through which the Devil's power, or that of God, could flood in." - from the dj. Fine in fine unclipped dj. 35.00
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NEAGOE, Peter) MAILER, Norman Bread& 2
Bread&, New York, 0,
(NEAGOE, Peter). Bread& 2. N.Y.: Bread&, n.d. Pp 114. Lg 8vo, blue and white designed card covers. Contributions by K.M. Jacobs, Irving Feldman, Jackson Mac Low, Harold Rosenberg, Charles Edward Eaton, Adolfus Mekas, W. Arthur Boggs, Eric Cashen, Jack Anderson, Loius Gallo, Alfred Leslie, Sidney Zimmerman, Albert Sessoms, Frank Kuenstler, William Griffith, Norman Mailer, Shirley Zimmerman, Peter Neagoe, Mary Clay, Barbara Gormley, Arthur Honegger, I. Christopherson, Eugene Evtushenko, Barbara Unger, Serge Gavronsky, Emilie Glen, Jules Laforgue, Valerie Bayer. Some wear to spine ends, light browning to fore-edge, title page partly detached, else a very good copy. 40.00
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MAILER, Norman) GOVER, Robert RECHY, John Evergreen Review : Volume 6 Number 26
Grove Press, 1962,
(MAILER, Norman). Evergreen Review : Volume 6 Number 26. (NY: Grove Press, 1962). Pp. 127. 8vo, white ill. card covers. Includes Truth and Being; Nothing in Time (A Broken Fragment From a Long Novel) by Norman Mailer, Three Kinds of Angels by John Rechy and an excerpt from Robert Gover's first novel, One Hundred Dollar Misunderstanding. Some browning to spine, else a very good copy. 20.00
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MAILER, Norman Prisoner of Sex. 1st US in dj
Little, Brown and Company, Boston, 1971,
MAILER, Norman. The Prisoner of Sex. Boston : Little, Brown and Company, (1971). First US Edition. Pp. 240. 8vo, green paper covered boards, green cloth spine. Previous owner's name inked to ffep, else vg in price-clipped dj (spine ends chipped, three short tears to front panel with creasing, corners bumped). 20.00
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MAILER, Norman, cover GEISMAR, Maxwell Saturday Review of Literature, Vol. 31, No. 19, May 8, 1948.
Saturday Review Associates, Inc, New York , 1948,
(MAILER, Norman, cover). Saturday Review of Literature, Vol. XXXI, No. 19, May 8, 1948. New York : Saturday Review Associates, Inc., 1948. Pp (2),3-38,(2) including covers. Illustrated. Triple Column. 4to, illustrated white stapled wrappers. Cover drawing of Norman Mailer by Hal McIntosh after a photograph by G. Maillard Kesslere; plus “Nightmare on Anopopei” [a review of The Naked and the Dead ] by Maxwell Geismar (pp 10-11). Rubbed, browning toedges, else good to very good. 10.00
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MAILER, Norman) SPOCK, Benjamin, Dr.) RUSSELL, Bertrand) KRASSNER, Paul) We Accuse. 1st pbk.
Diablo Press, Berkeley, CA, 1965,
(MAILER, Norman, Bertrand RUSSELL, Dr. Benjamin SPOCK, et. al.). We Accuse : A Powerful statement of the new political anger in America, as revealed in the speeches given at the 36-hour "Vietnam Day" protest in Berkeley, California. (Berkeley, CA): Diablo Press, (1965). First US Printing. Pp. 160. Small 8vo, printed white card covers. A collection of anti-war lectures heldat a protest of the Vietnam War in California in 1965. Contents: 1. The Gr eat Society? (Lectures by Norman Mailer, Paul Krassner, and Mario Salvo). 2. Myths of the Cold War (Lectures by Isaac Deutscher, M. S. Arnoni, Felix Greene, Dr. Benjamin Spock, and Bertrand Russell). 3. The Intervention in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic (Lectures by I. F. Stone, Senator Ernest Gruening, and Norman Thomas). 4. From Civil Rights to Peace (Lectures by Dick Gregory and Charles Cobb). 5. What to Do? (Lectures by Paul Potter, Bob Parris, and Staughton Lynd). Lightly rubbed, faint creasing, name verso front cover, else vg. 30.00
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