MAILER, HEMINGWAY, AND BOXING.

The article reflects on the relationship among 20th century American writers Norman Mailer and Ernest Hemingway, and boxing. In a prelude to his book "The Time of Our Time," Mailer discussed how Hemingway was floored by Morley Callaghan in a boxing match in 1929 in Paris, France. According to the au...

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Publicado en:Mailer Review Vol. 4; no. 1; pp. 139 - 157
Autor principal: BODDY, KASIA
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Publicado: Norman Mailer Society Fall2010
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