Reflections on art and architecture by TIME critic Richard Lacayo.
Norman Mailer: 1923 - 2007
Norman Mailer in 1948 — Photo: Library of Congress. Photographer: Carl Van Vechten
I don't regularly review books at Time or discuss writers on this blog, but I don't think anyone needs to wonder why I would make an exception for this guy.
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