Mademoiselle
American women's magazine published by Street & Smith and later Condé Nast (1935–2001); fiction and essays section noted in the 1950s and 1960s for placing serious literary contemporaries — Capote, Plath, McCarthy, Roth — alongside fashion. Mailer's appearance is the February 1961 'An Interview with Norman Mailer' by Eve Auchincloss and Nancy Lynch (61.3), a substantial discussion of existentialism, 'The White Negro,' Eisenhower, Kennedy, Sartre, and Burroughs.
The February 1961 Mademoiselle carries “An Interview with Norman Mailer” (61.3), by Eve Auchincloss and Nancy Lynch — an extended exchange on existentialism, on the racial politics of “The White Negro” (57.1), and on the contrast between Eisenhower and the new young president. The interview was later reprinted in Lennon’s Conversations with Norman Mailer (88.6).
Stub; to be expanded if later appearances surface.