Norman Mailer is one of the most popular and richest Novelist who was born on January 31, 1923 in Long Branch, New Jersey, United States. Author of non-fiction and fiction who won the Pulitzer Prize for both The Executioner’s Song (1979) as well as The Armies of the Night (1968). His best-known essays and books includes The White Negro (1957) and The Presidential Papers (1963).
The author Author Jules Feiffer received a Pulitzer Prize for his work in The Village Voice, a publication that Mailer helped establish. received the Pulitzer Prize for his work in The Village Voice, a publication which Mailer was instrumental in establishing.
He was married to his initial wife Beatrice Silverman, in 1944. He divorced and was married four times more before settling down with his the sixth time to Norris Church Mailer, in the year 1980 (the couple were together until the death of Norman Mailer). Through his six marriages he had nine children.
