An interview with Norman Mailer

with Norman Mailer
in Books
on Wednesday, January 29, 2003 * * * * *

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An interview with the author Norman Mailer on his life and his latest book, "The Spooky Art: Some Thoughts on Writing", which is a reflection on his craft.

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American writers
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    1. Creative1  01/29/2009 12:02 AM Report

      Trev, I agree, Norman was wise; what an awesome person. As for Charlie, he serves as an excellent example of how at the height of the neo-con movement (just before we invaded Iraq)money and political propaganda corrupted otherwise astute American minds...let's Charlie's hindsight really is 20/20, "we were noble to go into iraq", hook, line, sinker for charlie.

    2. trev gibb  05/07/2008 10:23 AM Report

      I'm worried that we're starting something that we can't finish - Norman Mailer 29th Jan 2003. A very wise man.

      He and Chomsky and Vidal and many others that appeared on the show had that instinct. Mr Rose now of course has hindsight, but I wonder was he blinded by a sense of following what he thought was right, or by patriotism. Charlie your show is some of the best television the US and those like myself in the UK have ever experienced and I commend you on it. I admire you also. But I wonder how you of all people didnt see this thing in Iraq for what it was.

    3. Joe  11/14/2007 04:08 AM Report

      Mailer nailed Iraq before it happened.

    4. Richard Adan  11/13/2007 08:41 PM Report

      One day Norman... One Day.