Mailer, Norman

Reconstructs the life of Lee Harvey Oswald through research in Russia and the U.S. as well as through interviews with Oswald's family and associates.

Re-creates the crime, trial and events leading to the execution of convicted murderer Gary Gilmore, who requested the death sentence.

Norman Mailer's 1948 novel about a platoon of thirteen American foot soldiers attempting to take the Japanese-held Pacific island of Anopopei.

A fictionalized account of the childhood of Adolf Hitler in which a mysterious SS man witnesses Hitler's life from birth through his adolescence, witnessing the struggle between good and evil that will define Hitler's life in the future.

A selection of writings that trace the fifty-year-career of American author Norman Mailer, including passages from his novels, as well as portraits of some of history's most significant or interesting characters as they appeared in Mailer's magazine articles.

Ex-convict Gary Gilmore longs to die after he is sentenced to Death Row for robbing and killing two men.

Re-creates the crime, trial and events leading to the execution of convicted murderer Gary Gilmore, who requested the death sentence.

Norman Mailer attempts to retell the story of Jesus in Jesus's own words.