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Norman Mailer

A Dark Journey Through Crime, Death, and the American Spirit.

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Author: Norman Mailer

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780375700811

Language: English

Publish Date: 10/30/1979

Audiobook length: 31min

The Executioner's Song Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: THE FIRST DAY

00:0020:49

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Chapter 2: THE FIRST WEEK

00:0030:42

Chapter 3: THE FIRST MONTH

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Chapter 4: THE EXECUTIONER'S SONG

00:0058:35

Chapter 5: NICOLE AND UNCLE LEE

00:0025:42

Chapter 6: NICOLE ON THE RIVER

00:0028:06

Chapter 7: NICOLE ON THE RIVER

00:0023:11

Chapter 8:

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Chapter 9: IN TROUBLE WITH THE LAW

00:0026:01

Chapter 10:

00:0035:22

Chapter 11:

00:0033:27

Chapter 12: The Gas Station and the Motel

00:0017:02

Chapter 13: THE WHITE TRUCK

00:0026:14

Chapter 14: THE MOTEL ROOM

00:0011:27

Chapter 15: DEBBIE AND BEN

00:0020:58

Chapter 16: ARMEO AND DANGEROUS

00:0037:58

Chapter 17: CAPTURED

00:0037:44

Chapter 18: AN ACT OF CONTRITION

00:0018:37

Chapter 19: TO THE MAGICIAN

00:0029:44

Chapter 20: SILENT DAYS

00:0020:11

Chapter 21: THE SILVER SWORD

00:0028:50

Chapter 22:

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Chapter 23:

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Chapter 24: GEELMORE AND GEEBS

00:0012:09

Chapter 25: INSANITY

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Chapter 26: STONE IN LOVE

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Chapter 27: A PROSECUTION

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Chapter 28: A DEFENSE

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Chapter 29: THE SENTENCE

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Chapter 30: Death Row

00:0030:36

Chapter 31: WILD

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Chapter 32: OLD CANCER, NEW MADNESS

00:0017:01

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Who should listen The Executioner's Song

"The Executioner's Song" by Norman Mailer is a compelling true crime narrative that will resonate with listeners interested in the complexities of the American criminal justice system, as well as those drawn to deep psychological portraits of individuals on the margins of society. This audiobook is ideal for true crime enthusiasts, psychology students, and readers seeking an intimate portrayal of the life and death of convicted murderer Gary Gilmore, exploring broader themes of morality, punishment, and the human condition. It serves as a thought-provoking exploration for anyone curious about the interplay between media, society, and the nature of justice.

3 quotes from The Executioner's Song

"The truth is, we are all criminals; some of us just haven’t been caught yet."
"There is something about the death penalty that evokes a falseness in its executioners, an artificiality that is pungent and corrosive."
"We are not capable of changing our times; we can only change ourselves and how we respond to those times."

Author : Norman Mailer

Norman Kingsley Mailer was a prominent American author whose multifaceted career spanned the roles of novelist, journalist, essayist, poet, playwright, screenwriter, and film director. Renowned as a pioneer of creative nonfiction, alongside literary luminaries like Truman Capote and Joan Didion, Mailer helped shape the genre known as New Journalism, which bridges the realms of essay and nonfiction novel. He garnered critical acclaim throughout his career, winning the Pulitzer Prize twice and the National Book Award once. In 1955, he co-founded The Village Voice, a pioneering weekly newspaper that focused on arts and politics in Greenwich Village. In recognition of his significant contributions to literature, Mailer received the Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters from the National Book Foundation in 2005.

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