novels all of us had read, and informed by a naïveté which was at its worst when Mailer went into his Time-Machine and wrote those passages which resemble nothing so much as smudged carbons of a Dos Passos work. References Notes Bibliography 1948 American novels Rinehart & Company books Novels set during World War II Novels set in Oceania Novels by Norman Mailer Pacific theatre of World War II Novels set in the Philippines Novels set on islands Postmodern novels American novels adapted into films 1948 debut novels