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[[Image:Norman Mailer.gif|thumb|Norman Mailer]]

[[Image:Norman Mailer.gif|thumb|Norman Mailer]]

'''Norman Mailer''' (Born Nachum Malech Mailer in Long Branch, [[New Jersey]] 1923 - New York 2007) [[Jewish]]-[[American]] [[writer]], son of Isaac Barnett 'Barney' Mailer and Fanny (Schneider) Mailer. [[Liberal]] and controversial, he won several American literature's awards. His first novel was ''The Naked and the Dead''. Other works were ''Armies of the Night'' and ''The Executioner's Song''. For these two novels he won two [[Pulitzer Prize|Pulitzer Prices]] (1969 and 1980). In total, he wrote over 40 books.

'''Norman Mailer''' (Born Nachum Malech Mailer in Long Branch, [[New Jersey]] 1923 - New York 2007) [[Jewish]]-[[American]] [[writer]], son of Isaac Barnett 'Barney' Mailer and Fanny (Schneider) Mailer. [[Liberal]] and controversial, he won several American literature awards. His first novel was ''The Naked and the Dead''. Other works were ''Armies of the Night'' and ''The Executioner's Song''. For these two novels he won two [[Pulitzer Prize]]s (1969 and 1980). In total, he wrote over 40 books.

Mailer with Dan Wolf and Ed Fancher co-founded The [[Village Voice]],  one of the most influential weekly newspaper of the far Left in the United States (1954-55).   

Mailer with Dan Wolf and Ed Fancher co-founded The [[Village Voice]],  one of the most influential weekly newspaper of the far Left in the United States (1954-55).