Norman Mailer
Ralph Ginzburg claimed to be a close friend of Norman Mailer's, and sent him a note asking him to write an article about the time he stabbed his wife--an article for Fact Magazine, where I worked.
"Too direct," I said, shocked. He won't do it.
Some time later, I asked Ralph whether Mailer had responded. No, he said, puzzled. So he wrote to Mailer again, inquiring why his previous note hadn't been answered.
Mailer wrote back: "Some letters just don't get answered."
"Too direct," I said, shocked. He won't do it.
Some time later, I asked Ralph whether Mailer had responded. No, he said, puzzled. So he wrote to Mailer again, inquiring why his previous note hadn't been answered.
Mailer wrote back: "Some letters just don't get answered."
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