The decade’s pivot year. The Deer Park (55.4) is published in October after a year of suppression and rejection, and Mailer co-founds The Village Voice the same month — the venue for his “Raves” advertisement (55.5) and, from January 1956, his “Quickly” column. The year’s eight entries range from the One essay “The Homosexual Villain” (55.1) to an autobiographical reference entry (55.8).
Bibliography 1955
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| Legacy | Author(s) | Title | Venue | Date | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 55.1 | Mailer, Norman | The Homosexual Villain | One: The Homosexual Magazine | 1955-01 | by |
| 55.2 | Mailer, Norman | What I Think of Artistic Freedom | Dissent | 1955 | by |
| 55.3 | Rogers, W. G. | Two Ex-GI's Write Revenge on Army | Battle Creek (Mich.) Enquirer-News | 1955-09-05 | article-interview |
| 55.4 | Mailer, Norman | The Deer Park | Putnam's | 1955-10-14 | by |
| 55.5 | Mailer, Norman | All over America The Deer Park is Getting Nothing but Raves | Village Voice | 1955-11-16 | by |
| 55.6 | Stuart, Lyle | An Intimate Interview with Norman Mailer | Exposé | 1955-12 | interview |
| 55.7 | Mailer, Norman | Letter to Herman Kogan | Chicago Sun-Times | 1955-12-18 | by |
| 55.8 | Mailer, Norman | Mailer, Norman | Twentieth Century Authors: First Supplement | 1955 | by |