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The Castle in the Forest: A Novel
Norman Mailer

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sadiellen, March 3, 2007

At 84, and 10 years after his last book, Norman Mailer has written a book of fiction from about 100 nonfictional sources on Hitlers younger years.
Set in the years between 1837 and 1903 this book has a lot to do with Hilter's father and his father's sex habits. It really didn't surprise me to learn Hilter was born of incest, his mother being both his fathers' neice and daughter! Adolf,or Adi, has a mother that is overly concerned with his bowels movements and he developes a fascination with fecal matter. He also developes a dislike of sex when seeing his mother and father through an open door one night as a toddler.
Mailer ends the book with Adolph still in his teens. Thank God, and no wonder Hitler turned out so twisted.

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