Norman Mailer: Works and Days

Father, Son Share Stage

Account of a 10 May reading by Mailer and his son John Buffalo Mailer at Syracuse; Mailer attacks fundamentalism, calling human beings "God's reconnaissance into the nature of existence."

Account of a 10 May reading by Mailer and his son John Buffalo Mailer at Syracuse; Mailer attacks fundamentalism, calling human beings “God’s reconnaissance into the nature of existence.”

First published: 2007-05-11
Form: article
Lennon & Lennon: 07.27
Cite as: /works/2007-05-11-father-son-share-stage
Last updated: 2026-06-08