Norman Mailer
Norman Mailer · Arts & Literature
Pulitzer Prize-winning American novelist ('The Naked and the Dead', 'The Executioner's Song')
1923, Long Branch, New Jersey, United States — 2007, New York City, United States
United States
Norman Mailer is recognized among Jewish contributors to Arts & Literature — Pulitzer Prize-winning American novelist ('The Naked and the Dead', 'The Executioner's Song')
Mailer was an American novelist, journalist and co-founder of 'The Village Voice' who won two Pulitzer Prizes, for 'The Armies of the Night' (1969) and 'The Executioner's Song' (1980), and helped pioneer literary nonfiction. Born to a Jewish family in New Jersey, he was a central figure of postwar American letters.
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Pulitzer Prize-winning American novelist ('The Naked and the Dead', 'The Executioner's Song')
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