On God: An Uncommon Conversation

Norman Mailer is an author who will elicit much press attention, and has won both the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award.

Title mention in The Tablet, 2008
Titles reviewed in Oldie, 2008.
"This fascinating book gives real insight into the mind of one of the great mavericks of the 20th century." Good Book Guide
"This book is always thought-provoking." The Catholic Herald, January 2010.
"Norman Mailer's final book is about the ultimate questions."   Reviewed by David Bradwell, Methodist Recorder, 2008
Reviewed by Matt Thorne in Catholic Herald, 2008.
"Mailer fans who want to know more about how the great man came by some of his ideas will find this fascinating."   Reviewed by Nigel Nelson in Tribune, 2008
Reviewed by Baroness Neuberger in Jewish Chronicle,  2008.
Reviewed by Elaine Feinstein in The Daily Telegraph, 2008.
"On God  is a treat for Mailer fans and essential reading for anyone wanting to understand the idiosyncratic cosmological background to his later novels." Reviewed by Brendan Walsh in The Tablet, 2008.
Title mention in The Jewish Chronicle, 1st February 2008
Extract in the Church Times, 8th February 2008
'[a] provocative little volume.' The Observer 03/02/2008
Exclusive extract and review by Christopher Hitchens, Sunday Times, 24/02/2008
Extract in The Times, November 2007

Norman Mailer speaks intimately about the nature of God, His power and creativity, and the three way relationship between God, the devil, and man. Anyone who's read Norman Mailer's work - from "The Naked and the Dead" to "The Castle in the Forest" - knows throughout his career he's been grappling with questions of good and evil. That lifetime search for truth has led Mailer to his largest subject yet, God.