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Norman Mailer, Part I

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The Castle in the Forest (Random House)

Now in his eighties, Norman Mailer has forsaken the violence and declarative sentences of his signature style for the gradual somber analytics of a style like that of Thomas Mann. Here, we discuss this unexpected change and his new novel's subject: the childhood of Adolf Hitler. 

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