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Norman Mailer Norman Mailer: An Inventory of His Papers at the Harry Ransom Center Descriptive Summary Creator: Mailer, Norman Title: Norman Mailer Papers Dates: 1919-2005 Extent: 957 document boxes, 44 oversize boxes, 47 galley files (gf), 14 note card boxes, 1 oversize file drawer (osf) (420 linear feet) Abstract: Handwritten and typed manuscripts, galley proofs, screenplays, correspondence, research materials and notes, legal, business, and financial records, photographs, audio and video recordings, books, magazines, clippings, scrapbooks, electronic records, drawings, and awards document the life, work, and family of Norman Mailer from the early 1900s to 2005. Call Number: Manuscript Collection MS-2643 Language: English Arrangement Due to size, this inventory has been divided into three files. The files may be accessed by clicking on the highlighted text below: Norman Mailer Papers--Series Descriptions and Series I. Norman Mailer Papers--Series II.- Series IV. Norman Mailer Papers--Series V.- VI.; Index of Correspondents and Index of Titles and Works [This page] Mailer, Norman Manuscript Collection MS-2643 Series V. Works by Other People, 1946-2005, undated Abbott, Jack. In the Belly of the Beast ( see also Abbott correspondence) Typed draft fragments of Abbott's book; handwritten and typed drafts of Norman Container Mailer's introduction, undated, circa 1982 894.1 Container Typed draft copy and correspondence, 1981 894.2-3 Abercrombie, Neil. Mumford, Mailer and Machines: Staking a Claim for Man, Container dissertation, 1974 894.4-5 Adams, Laura. A Comprehensive Bibliography of Norman Mailer, typed draft and Container correspondence, circa 1973 894.6 Container Adams, Michael. The Year of the Monkey, incomplete typed draft, 1989 895.1 Atinsky, Jerry. "Marilyn," music score, 1963 [note: the name originally printed on Container the score ("Jerry West") has been marked through and "Jerry Atinsky" written 895.2 instead] Container B____, Doña. "Rabbit Snow," typed draft short story and correspondence, 1997 895.3 Balz, Douglas Charles. Art and Power: The Interaction of the Fiction and Journalism Container of Norman Mailer, dissertation and French language newspaper clipping, 1962, 895.4-5 1976 Banko, Daniel. The Pale Criminals, incomplete typed carbon and correspondence, Container 1985 895.6 Barry, Ann Container "…Famous Author is Hard at Work…," handwritten sketch, circa 1965 895.7 Small collection of stamps and empty envelopes, 1963-1966, undated Berliner, Eve Container Alcoholism in Brooklyn Heights, typed draft, undated 895.8 "The Ballad of the Cat," typed poem, undated Container 2 Mailer, Norman Manuscript Collection MS-2643 Container At Home with Norman Mailer's Mother, typed draft, circa 1978 895.9 Bernstein, Mashey. The Individual as a Work: Jewish and Puritan Values in the Container Fiction of Norman Mailer and Edward Lewis Wallant, dissertation and 895.10 correspondence, 1977 Bok, Hannes. "The New Norman Mailer," typed draft article and correspondence, Container 1960 895.11 Bonetti, Eddie Container "Fever," working manuscript and correspondence, 1972 895.12 Container Sisters, typed draft play and correspondence, 1980 896.1 Container Borisch, Sarah. Unidentified typed fragments, undated 635.1-2 Brady, James. Fashion Show, or The Adventures and Opinions of Bingo Marsh, title Container page, 1989-1990 896.2 Brown, John. Vietnam: Class of '68, typed draft memoir and correspondence, circa Container 1970 896.3 Buckley, Reid. Where in the Steiner Sisters Take on Norman Mailer, typed draft Container vignette, 1985 896.4 Bufithis, Philip. Antietam Review , Volume 23, containing "A Literary Life: Container Interview with Michael Dirda" and "Superior Legacies," book review and 896.5 correspondence, 2003-2004 Bury, Gaby "Nina," typed draft excerpt, 1997 Container 718.6 Container Love in the Horn of Africa: A Novel, typed draft excerpt, undated 896.6 Capelotti, Peter Joseph. The Perfect Place, typed draft stories and correspondence, Container 1982 896.7 Container Carroll, Paul. Typed drafts of various short works, 1976 653.3 Cash, Isaiah. Summary of a Paper on the Effects of Interest on our Economy, typed Container draft and correspondence, 1984 896.8 3 Mailer, Norman Manuscript Collection MS-2643 Catherine, Jean-Pierre and Seiler, Michael American Dreams and Nightmares: Visions of America at the End of the 20th Container Century, typed film synopsis with corrections, 1997 896.9 Rêves et Cauchemars Américains: Visions de l'Amérique à la fin du 20ème Container siècle, typed film synopsis, 1996 896.10 Chavez, Steve. "Qusiera (sic) hacer el recuento de todos los sucesos…," incomplete Container typed draft with corrections, circa 1949-1950 896.11 Cohen, Sandy. A Study of Power and Autonomy in Norman Mailer's Novels, Container master's thesis and copy of review, 1970 896.12 Container Conrad, Harold. Dear Muffo , typed draft, 1981 896.13-897.1 Container Conrad, Harold and Mailer, Norris Church. Zip!, typed draft one-act play, 1991 897.2 Cooney, Timothy J. Telling Right from Wrong: Language, Anger and Morality, Container typed draft book (copy), 1984 897.3 Corben, Beverly. Poe and Sartre; Melville and Mailer: Studies in Existential Container Impulse, typed master's thesis and correspondence, 1972, 1983 897.4 Cortez, James R. Container "Don't Blow No More," typed draft play, undated 897.5 "Regenesis," typed draft short story, undated Coser, Lewis. "Prospects for the New Nations: Totalitarianism, Authoritarianism or Container Democracy?" typed draft, undated 897.6 De Zengotita, Thomas Container "At the Edge of the Sea" , typed draft short story, undated 897.7 "Hannah's Birthday," typed short story, 2003 Mediated: The Hidden Effects of Media on People, Places, and Things , bound Container copy of book, 2005 897.8 Delia, Francis (Frank) 4 Mailer, Norman Manuscript Collection MS-2643 The Greatest Thing in the World, revised typed draft screenplay and Container correspondence, 1977 897.9 The Time of Her Time, screenplay adaptation Container Revised first draft and correspondence, 1994 897.10 Typed draft and correspondence, 1995 Container 898.1 DeMerchant, Blanchard L. The Body of Cartesianism, typed draft paper, Wayne Container State University, undated 898.2 Container Dichand, Hans. Stories from My Life , typed draft, 2006 898.3 Container Dickstein, Morris. "Introducing Norman Mailer," typed draft, 1998 898.4 Didion, Joan and Dunne, John Gregory. The Deer Park, typed draft screenplay, Container undated 898.5 Dowling, Noel and McNally, Judith. Recession Haiku: The Zen of Downward Container Mobility, typed draft with corrections, 1993 898.6 Farrar, Robert D. The End of the Road, typed excerpt and editorial correspondence, Container 2004 898.7 Feinstein, Richard A. A Voyage of Voice: Norman Mailer's Movement from Fiction Container to Journalism, class paper, 1974 898.8 Felix, Myrna Rae. The Armies of the Night: Fanning Its Fields, typed draft master's Container thesis (2 copies), 1997, undated 898.9 Gaffney, Jace. "…pictures in Hollywood, California from 1948 to 1963," typed Container excerpt and correspondence, 1984 898.10 Container Gagliano, Frank. Conerico Was Here to Stay, typed draft playscript, undated 898.11 Gift, Virginia. Realities of Vietnam: Understanding the War, typed book excerpt Container and correspondence, 1985 898.12 Container Gilbertson, Charlotte. Charlotte Gilbertson , exhibition brochure, circa 1971 899.1 Godden, Richard. Fictions of Capital: The American Novel from James to Mailer , Container typed book excerpt, 1990 899.2 5 Mailer, Norman Manuscript Collection MS-2643 Goodwin, Richard Container "One of the best old union songs…," typed draft, undated 899.3 "Reflections," 1969 Graves, Ralph. Objects of Desire: A Portrait of Love and Marriage , unbound book Container gatherings, 2003 899.4 Gwaltney, Francis Irby. "Notes Towards the Patching of Norman Mailer's Blue Container Jeans," typed draft, undated 635.5 Hannum, Richard G. Of Women and Their Elegance, typed play adaptation (2 bound Container copies), undated 899.5 Hassan, Ihab. Boundary 2 , containing "The New Gnosticism: Speculations on an Container Aspect of the Postmodern Mind," 1973 899.6 Container Hill, Richard. Riders on the Storm, typed draft novel, undated 899.7-8 Holmes, Carol Container In a Strong City, partial typed draft novel and correspondence, 1986 900.1 They Always Come Back, typed draft, 1976 Container 645.5 Container Horovitz, Israel. The Deer Park, typed draft film adaptation, 1981 900.2 Hoth, Allan J. A Hard Way to Grow Up, typed draft memoir and correspondence, Container 1993 900.3 Howe, Irving. Typed interview transcript, 1975 Container 664.6 Hudson, Claude F. Duke , typed draft, 1979 Container 669.6 Hux, Samuel Holland. "American Myth and Existential Vision: The Indigenous Container Existentialism of Mailer, Bellow, Styron, and Ellison," dissertation, University of 957 Connecticut, 1965 (microfilm) Container Inwood, Isaiah. The Greatest Thing in the World, television adaptation, undated 900.4 Janis, Dina. In the Name of the Father: Divagation Incestuous, typed draft poems Container and essays, correspondence, 1992 900.5 6 Mailer, Norman Manuscript Collection MS-2643 Janklow, Angela. Capital Punishment: An Issue of Life or Death , typed draft copy, Container 1981 662.4 Janosko, Jim. "Early in the year 1898…," original typed draft memoir and Container correspondence, undated 900.6 Container Jong, Erica. Goodbye to Henry-san , typed draft copy, undated 662.4 Container Kaufman, Bob. "Abomunist Manifesto," pamphlet, 1959 900.7 Kaufmann, Donald Louis. "Norman
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