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Norman Mailer : four books of the 1960s

Norman Mailer : four books of the 1960s

Mailer, Norman, author.
Book 2018

No writer plunged more wholeheartedly into the chaotic energies of the 1960s than Norman Mailer, as he fearlessly revolutionized literary norms and genres to capture the political, social, and sexual explosions of an unsettled era. Here, for the first time in one volume, are his unforgettable books of the 1960s: two disruptive and visionary novels, and two radically innovative journalistic masterpieces. War hero, television star, existential hips...

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ISBN:
9781598535587
1598535587
Description:
926 pages ; 21 cm
Other Title:
Works. Selections. 2018
Four books of the 1960s
Four books of the nineteen sixties
4 books of the nineteen sixties
American dream
Why are we in Vietnam?
Armies of night
Miami and the siege of Chicago
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 893-914) and index
Contents:
An American dream
Why are we in Vietnam?
The armies of the night
Miami and the siege of Chicago
LCCN:
2017939953
Control Number:
2524196
Other Authors:
Container of (work). Mailer, Norman. American dream
Container of (work). Mailer, Norman. Armies of the night
Container of (work). Mailer, Norman. Miami and the siege of Chicago
Container of (work). Mailer, Norman. Why are we in Vietnam?
Lennon, Michael, editor
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