2011
A second oversize Taschen photo-book abridges Marilyn; an interview on aging and a New York Times tour of Mailer's last home appear; and The Mailer Review devotes 166 pages to the memory of Norris Church Mailer.
In May, Joseph Berger’s New York Times tour of Mailer’s Brooklyn Heights apartment (11.01) is led by his son Michael. Michael Lee’s interview “Please Do Not Understand Me Too Quickly” (11.03) appears in an anthology on aging. In December, Lawrence Schiller‘s second oversize Taschen book, Norman Mailer/Bert Stern/Marilyn Monroe (11.02), abridges Marilyn: A Biography. The Mailer Review gives 166 pages to “Norris Mailer: A Life in Words” (11.04), remembering Norris Church Mailer.
Related pages
- 2010 | 2012
- Lawrence Schiller | Norris Church Mailer
- Norman Mailer's Eclectic Life, as Seen Through His Last Home (11.01) | Please Do Not Understand Me Too Quickly (11.03) | Norman Mailer/Bert Stern/Marilyn Monroe (11.02) | Norris Mailer: A Life in Words (11.04)