Norman Mailer: A Castle in the Forest
rich
richard.romeo at gmail.com
Sat Jan 20 17:43:36 CST 2007
it sounds so off the wall i'll just have to read it
been listening to reissue of German Oak, a German stoner jam band who
recorded in early 70s underground--a couple of the songs have mixed bits of
Hitler's speeches
great stuff
not neo-nazi in any way
listening to hitler speak--can't think of anything closer to demonic
rich
On 1/20/07, Otto <ottosell at googlemail.com> wrote:
>
> Norman Mailer: A Castle in the Forest
>
> On Sale: January 23, 2007
>
> http://www.randomhouse.com/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9781588365903
>
> excerpt:1
>
> You may call me D.T. That is short for Dieter, a German name, and D.T.
> will do, now that I am in America, this curious nation. If I draw upon
> reserves of patience, it is because time passes here without meaning
> for me, and that is a state to dispose one to rebellion. Can this be
> why I am writing a book? Among my former associates, we had to swear
> never to undertake such an action. I was, after all, a member of a
> matchless Intelligence group. Its classification was SS, Special
> Section IV-2a, and we were directly under the supervision of Heinrich
> Himmler. Today, the man is seen as a monster, and I would not look to
> defend him—he turned out to be one hell of a monster. All the same,
> Himmler did have an original mind, and one of his theses does take me
> into my literary intentions, which are, I promise, not routine.
>
> http://www.randomhouse.com/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9781588365903&view=excerpt
>
>
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