I read Post Office in the Navy. It was very similar to my experience. It was really good. Bukowski gets a little reckless. In Women, a woman tells him her vagina is for her husband so he grabs a...
I read Post Office in the Navy. It was very similar to my experience. It was really good. Bukowski gets a little reckless. In Women, a woman tells him her vagina is for her husband so he grabs a wad of Vaseline and puts it in her butt.
I like Fante a lot better. I can see why Bukowski was so inspired and took so much from him.
I think 'Ham on Rye' was the first one I read. I was about sixteen. Then I read every Bukowski book I could find in the libraries of Helsinki. Now, looking back, those books certainly affected me,...
I think 'Ham on Rye' was the first one I read. I was about sixteen. Then I read every Bukowski book I could find in the libraries of Helsinki.
Now, looking back, those books certainly affected me, especially in the way they romanticized drinking.
I could only find this literature mash-up as a web archive. It's one of the better things I've seen on the Internet.
I read Post Office in the Navy. It was very similar to my experience. It was really good. Bukowski gets a little reckless. In Women, a woman tells him her vagina is for her husband so he grabs a wad of Vaseline and puts it in her butt.
I like Fante a lot better. I can see why Bukowski was so inspired and took so much from him.
I think 'Ham on Rye' was the first one I read. I was about sixteen. Then I read every Bukowski book I could find in the libraries of Helsinki.
Now, looking back, those books certainly affected me, especially in the way they romanticized drinking.
Must look up Fante.
Ham on Rye was the first I read too. It's basically his version of - Wait Until Spring, Bandini