Barbara Wasserman, remembrance
Barbara Wasserman's remembrance in Reflections: Norman Mailer at 100 (2023) of her brother as a teenager, waiting for the A train in Brooklyn and telling her, "I still don't know how people change."
Barbara Wasserman, Mailer’s sister, recalls in Reflections: Norman Mailer at 100 (p. 96) how her brother educated her through their teenage years. Waiting for the A train in the High Street subway station in Brooklyn, he told her, “I still don’t know how people change,” and she realized for the first time that people do.
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