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Norman Mailer tells Hitler's story and his own

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Norman Mailer
Norman Mailer speaking in 2002 at the Barnes & Noble store in New York City's Union Square.
File photo by Scott Gries/Getty Images

Even at 84, Norman Mailer hopes he still has one more book in him. This year Mailer released his first major work of fiction in a decade: "The Castle in the Forest," which is about the boyhood of Adolph Hitler. In a Jan. 23 discussion in New York City, Mailer said he'd like to write one more book before he dies.

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Norman Mailer
Norman Mailer speaking in 2002 at the Barnes & Noble store in New York City's Union Square.
File photo by Scott Gries/Getty Images