Discover the powerful Pulitzer Prize-winning narrative, "The Executioner's Song," by the iconic Norman Mailer. This compelling first edition, published in 1979 by Little, Brown and Company, delves into the true-life story of Gary Gilmore, capturing a pivotal moment in American legal and social history. Acclaimed for its meticulous research and Mailer's distinctive literary voice, this work transcends traditional true crime, offering a profound exploration of character, justice, and the human condition.

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