Timothy Carlson wrote the review of Norman Mailer's Marilyn which appeared in last Tuesday's Crimson.
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Life on the High-WireBOOKS Mailer By Mary V. Dearborn Houghton Mifflin Co. 478 pp. $30 Life on the High-Wire By ERIK A. BEACH
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Review of BooksAfter two trial runs last fall and this summer, The New York Review of Books has begun to publish bi-weekly:
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Sober Mailer Cleans Up Act, Delivers SpeechIn sharp contrast to his last Harvard appearance, Norman Mailer '43, describing himself as "virtually stone sober", gave a lecture
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Mailer's PentagonH ERE is Norman Mailer, peeling the skin off his own body, scraping the underside of his skin with pin
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"Teach-In"To the Editors of the Summer News: After reading the account in the Harvard Summer News of the most recent
