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The early novel Barbary Shore under review here only confirms that estimation of his proper place. This is not a Mailer gem. This novel was written shortly after Mailer's huge success with the Naked and the Dead and seemingly shared the fate of many second novels- failure to live up to expectations. Not, however, for the reasons one might think.
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这篇书评可能有关键情节透露. 在战后局势动荡，政治形态各方角力的背景之下一群人的呈现。. 一个退伍的失忆者，一个隐姓埋名的革命失败者，一个秘密警察，一个放荡的妻子，一个癫狂的流浪女人，这么些人聚集在纽约的一座破落公寓里面，相互试探对峙 ...
Barbary, former designation for the coastal region of North Africa bounded by Egypt (east), by the Atlantic (west), by the Sahara (south), and by the Mediterranean Sea (north), and now comprising Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya.
Norman Mailer: Barbary Shore. In Advertisements for Myself and the introduction to later versions of the novel, Mailer says of this novel Yet, it could be that if my work is alive one hundred years from now, Barbary Shore will be considered the richest of my first three novels. It has in its high fevers, a kind of insane insight into the ...
Barbary Shore. Norman Mailer. H. Fertig, 1980 - United States - 312 pages. Mike Lovett rents a room in a Brooklyn boarding house with the intention of writing a novel.
Barbary Shore (1951) is of more interest as a stage in Mailer’s development than as a artistically effective work in itself. Certainly it fits easily into a treatment of the five novels, dealing as it does with the two basic issues with which Mailer always concerns himself: the state of American society and the problems of the individual in it.
