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^{ABOUT THE AUTHOR}

^{Norman Mailer
was born in 1923 and published his first book,
The Naked and the Dead,
in 1948.
The Armies of the Night
won the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize in 1969; Mailer received another Pulitzer in 1980 for
The Executioner
’
s Song.
He lives in Provincetown, Massachusetts.}

^{ABOUT
THE TYPE}

^{The text of this book was set in Janson, a misnamed typeface designed in about 1690 by Nicholas Kis, a Hungarian in Amsterdam. In 1919 the matrices became the property of the Stempel Foundry in Frankfurt. It is an old-style book face of excellent clarity and sharpness. Janson serifs are concave and splayed; the contrast between thick and thin strokes is marked.}