With one of the most storied careers in modern American letters, Norman Mailer’s extensive body of work includes the National Book Award winner Miami and the Siege of Chicago, National Book and Pulitzer Prize winner The Armies of the Night,and Pulitzer Prize winner The Executioner’s Song. At 84, the ever audacious Mailer offers his first novel in 10 years: a multi-generational exploration of the family of the twentieth century’s greatest tyrant: Adolf Hitler.

In conversation with Larry Platt

Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Endowed Lecture