61. "Charles Bukowski" - Salon.com A Salon Books review of the latest biography of Bukowski. http://www.salon.com/books/review/1999/05/27/sounes/index.html

Hot Topics 2010 Elections Proposition 23 The Daily Show ... Our Picks Follow Books: News War Room Joan Walsh Glenn Greenwald ... About Salon Store Communities Letters Open Salon The Well Table Talk ... "Charles Bukowski" Thursday, May 27, 1999 12:00 ET "Charles Bukowski" A biography of the lowlife nihilist forgoes the fig leaves. By Jonathan Miles I n his 40-plus books of poetry and prose, Charles Bukowski (1920-1994) wrote paean after scabrous paean to fucking, drinking, gambling, shitting, smoking, masturbating, more fucking, more drinking, more gambling and then, ultimately, more drinking. Disheveled, degenerate and, more often than not, drunk, Bukowski was the human embodiment of a raised middle finger, a lowlife nihilist who laid bare the most perilous of human truths by laying bare his own perilous truths. Perhaps no writer of the 20th century or of any century, for the matter was so willing to chuck authorial dignity in the pursuit of those grainy truths. Whatever happened to Bukowski love, death, heartbreak, impotence or flatulence somehow found its way, rank and unadorned, into his writing. For a biographer, this degree of autobiographical blur is both blessing and curse. A wide scree of raw data lies scattered through Bukowski's oeuvre, but its ample presence raises the question of why a biography is even necessary. Octavio Paz's observation "Poets don't have biographies. Their work is their biography" was never more apt than it is here. But this line of inquiry may be too precious. Bukowski's life, after all, was a gossip-monger's dream, a salacious string of rants and raves in which movie stars, skid-row drunks, famous poets and violent women moved about freely. The first biography of him, his pal Neeli Cherkovski's 1991 "Bukowski: A Life," was a thoughtful and stylish appraisal that nonetheless suffered from a lack of distance and a slight but significant bungling of facts. Now comes "Charles Bukowski: Locked in the Arms of a Crazy Life," by Howard Sounes, a 34-year-old British journalist.

62. The Charles Bukowski Memorial Center For Classical Latin Studies The ancient Romans had lusty appetites; just like modern people, they seemed to have one thing on their minds. The Charles Bukowski Memorial Center for Classical Latin Studies seeks to drag obscenity out of those dusty tomes and stick it right where it belongs. http://www.obscure.org/obscene-latin/

mail login links people ... statistics The Charles Bukowski Memorial Center for Classical Latin Studies Obscenity in Classical Latin Index Bukowski and Catullus: Two Unrefined Gentlemen The Complete Hyperlinked Catullus (with concordance) Verba Cloacae: A Prurient Latin Vocabulary List Obscure Texts (Priapeia) Salvete, Irrumatores! The ancient Romans had lusty appetites; just like modern people, they seemed to have one thing on their minds. The Charles Bukowski Memorial Center for Classical Latin Studies seeks to drag obscenity out of those dusty tomes and stick it right where it belongs. Bukowski wrote the same sort of poetry that Catullus did, the kind that hits you hard in the gut. The two poets even shared common themes Obscurae Scriptae Some obscene Latin texts are well known, such as the naughty poems of Catullus. The Obscure Organization is proud to offer a new hypertext edition of Catullus with a full concordance Other texts are even more obscure. Verba Cloacae Tired Latin texts written by prim religious scholars do not give the discerning cinaedus enough vocabulary to read the racier texts properly. The

63. "if I Suffer At This..." - BUKOWSKI, Charles | Between The Covers Rare Books First edition of this poem post card, with a facsimile of Bukowski's signature. Fine example. Postpoetry 50. OCLC locates no copies. BTC 92095 http://www.betweenthecovers.com/btc/item/92095/

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64. Barfly :: Rogerebert.com :: Reviews Review of the film by Roger Ebert. Chicago Sun-Times, 1987. http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/19871218/REVIEWS/71218

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66. Charles Bukowski, Letters To John Martin & Wm Packard Two Letters to his publisher, John Martin (of Black Sparrow Press) and to William Packard, Editor of New York Quarterly. http://unix.cc.wmich.edu/~cooneys/poems/buk.letters.html

Charles Bukowski Two Letters To John Martin, 1986 To William Packard, 1992 To his publisher, John Martin (of Black Sparrow Press) Hello John: Thanks for the good letter. I don't think it hurts, sometimes, to remember where you came from. You know the places where I came from. Even the people who try to write about that or make films about it, they don't get it right. They call it "9 to 5." It's never 9 to 5, there's no free lunch break at those places, in fact, at many of them in order to keep your job you don't take lunch. Then there's OVERTIME and the books never seem to get the overtime right and if you complain about that , there's another sucker to take your place. You know my old saying, "Slavery was never abolished, it was only extended to include all the colors." And what hurts is the steadily diminishing humanity of those fighting to hold jobs they don't want but fear the alternative worse. People simply empty out. They are bodies with fearful and obedient minds. The color leaves the eye. The voice becomes ugly. And the body. The hair. The fingernails. The shoes. Everything does. As a young man I could not believe that people could give their lives over to those conditions. As an old man, I still can't believe it. What do they do it for? Sex? TV? An automobile on monthly payments? Or children? Children who are just going to do the same things that they did?

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68. The Great Poet - Charles Bukowski Short story from Hot Water Music - Poems and Stories . http://home.swipnet.se/~w-15266/cultur/bukowski/short01.htm

The Great Poet I went to see him. He was the great poet. He was the best narrative poet since Jeffers, still under 70 and famous throughout the world. Perhaps his two best-known books were My Grief Is Better Than Your Grief, Ha! and The Dead Chew Gum In Languor . He had taught at many universities, had won all the prizes, including the Nobel Prize. Bernard Stachman. I climbed the steps of the YMCA. Mr. Stachman lived in Room 223. I knocked. "HELL, COME ON IN!" somebody screamed from inside. I opened the door and walked in. Bernard Stachman was in bed. The smell of vomit, wine, urine, shit and decaying food was in the air. I began to gag. I ran to the bathroom, vomited, then came out. "Mr. Stachman," I said, "why don't you open a window?" "That's a good idea. And don't give me any of that 'Mr. Stachman' shit, I'm Barney." He was crippled, and after a great effort he managed to pull himself out of the bed and into the chair at his side. "Now for a good talk," he said. "I've been waiting for this." At his elbow, on a table, was a gallon jug of dago red filled with cigarette ashes and dead moths. I looked away, then looked back. He had the jug to his mouth but most of the wine ran right back out, down his shirt, down his pants. Bernard Stachman put the jug back. "Just what I needed."

69. THE BLACKBIRDS ARE ROUGH TODAY A poem from The Romminghouse Madrigals Early Selected Poems 1946-1966 . http://www.litkicks.com/Buk/birds.html

THE BLACKBIRDS ARE ROUGH TODAY lonely as a dry and used orchard spread over the earth for use and surrender. shot down like an ex-pug selling dailies on the corner. taken by tears like an aging chorus girl who has gotten her last check. a hanky is in order your lord your worship. the blackbirds are rough today like ingrown toenails in an overnight jail- wine wine whine, the blackbirds run around and fly around harping about Spanish melodies and bones. and everywhere is nowhere- the dream is as bad as flapjacks and flat tires: why do we go on with our minds and pockets full of dust like a bad boy just out of school- you tell me, you who were a hero in some revolution you who teach children you who drink with calmness you who own large homes and walk in gardens you who have killed a man and own a beautiful wife you tell me why I am on fire like old dry garbage. we might surely have some interesting correspondence. it will keep the mailman busy. and the butterflies and ants and bridges and cemeteries the rocket-makers and dogs and garage mechanics will still go on a while until we run out of stamps and/or ideas.

70. Charles Bukowski Criticism Bukowski, Charles Introduction Charles Bukowski 1920–1994 (Full name Henry Charles Bukowski, Jr.) American poet http://www.enotes.com/poetry-criticism/bukowski-charles

71. CHARLES BUKOWSKI GESELLSCHAFT Offizielle Homepage. Mit einer Biographie, Informationen zu seinen Werken und Forschungsergebnissen. http://www.bukowski-gesellschaft.de/

Willkommen auf der offiziellen Website der Charles Bukowski Gesellschaft bukowski, charles BUK literature, short story! Roman novel poems Gedichte aber auch stories und zitate. Deutschland, Andernach Bukowski Forschung. Sekundärliteratur. Henry Charles und auch Hank. USA und zwar Los Angeles also L.A. Data: 1920 - 1994. kontakt : c/o Roni; Am Sendelbach 17 ; 96050 Bamberg Tel.: 015156679169 roni@bukowski-gesellschaft.de Die Charles-Bukowski-Gesellschaft erforscht Leben, Werk und Wirken des Schriftstellers Charles Bukowski. The Charles-Bukowski-Society is a literary society dedicated to the author (poet) Charles Bukowski. Literatur von ihm, speziell die Gedichte, Romane und stories, sowie seine Briefe, Zitate und Essays: Kult-Poet.

72. Browse By Artist: BUKOWSKI, CHARLES Recorded in Salt Lake City, Utah on October 5, 1974; produced for release by Charles Potts. This neverbefore released recording of a 1974 poetry reading by world famous 20th http://www.forcedexposure.com/artists/bukowski.charles.html

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73. Charles Bukowski - Präsentiert Vom Wiener Künstler Helmut Schida Lust auf Kunst mit Links ist die private Homepage des Wiener Kultautors und Bukowskiverehrers Helmut Schida. http://www.superschida.com/literatur/bukowski/index.htm

Fanpage des Wieners Helmut Schida 1920, Andernach (D) +) 1994, Los Angeles (USA) *** Aktuelles *** Bei der Gelegenheit weise ich auf ein paar Neuerscheinungen hin. Jeder Leser sollte sie kennen! Seit einiger Zeit ist "Schreie vom Balkon" auf dem Markt. In diesem über 500 Seiten starken Band sind viele Briefe des Poeten abgedruckt, die er zwischen 1958 bis knapp vor seinem Tod 1994 an ihm wichtig scheinende Menschen geschrieben hat. Darin dokumentiert er seine erstaunliche Karriere vom Underdog zum international anerkannten Star und erzählt viele überraschende Details aus rund 35 Lebensjahren. Ein ganz erstaunliches Buch - ein Bestseller für BUK-Fans! Im Oktober 2005 erschien dann "Nackt bei 33 Grad" . Hierbei handelt es sich um die Neuauflage 3 bereits lange Zeit bekannter und teils vergriffener Gedichtbände des Autors. In dem Buch werden zusammengefasst: "Die Girls im grünen Hotel", "Pacific Telephone" und "Die letzte Generation".

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75. Die Gazette: Charles Bukowski (Die Gazette) Mit Bukowski kann man s ja machen. Hans Pfitzinger ber das Buch, bersetzer-Tricks und die Zensur. http://www.gazette.de/Archiv/Gazette-April2001/Bukowski.html

Hans Pfitzinger Mit Bukowski kann man's ja machen Vor ein paar Jahren kam Hollywood Hollywood Barfly , mit Mickey Rourke und Faye Dunaway. Gedreht hat ihn ein Franzose mit dem seltenen Namen Barbet Schroeder, und Hollywood ist die Geschichte der Freundschaft zwischen diesem Regisseur und Bukowski, vom ersten Anruf mit der Bitte an Hank, ein Drehbuch zu schreiben, bis zur Premiere des Films. Vorne im Buch steht: "For Barbet Schroeder". Bukowski nennt sich wie früher Hank Chinaski. Doch er hat sich verändert. Er lebt jetzt im eigenen Haus mit seinen Katzen, und seine Lebensgefährtin (im Buch nennt er sie Sarah) hat ihn von Whiskey auf Wein umgestellt, achtet darauf, daß er sich gut ernährt und sorgt auch sonst rührend für den ehemaligen Suff-Poeten: "Sie hat mein Leben um mindestens zehn Jahre verlängert", weiß Bukowski. Schon der erste Satz brachte mich zum Grinsen - ein genialer Anfang: "A couple of days later Pinchot phoned.

76. Charles Bukowski: Umsonst Ist Der Tod (Berliner LeseZeichen) Anrufung eines Abgehauenen. Rezension der Gedichte von Bj rn Berg. http://www.luise-berlin.de/lesezei/blz99_05/text11.htm

Anrufung eines Abgehauenen Charles Bukowski: Umsonst ist der Tod Gedichte 1992-1993 Umsonst ist der Tod Berliner LeseZeichen, Ausgabe 5/99 (c) Edition Luisenstadt, 1999 www.luise-berlin.de zurück zur vorherigen Seite

77. Jungle-world.com - Archiv - 10/2004 - Feuilleton - Da Kommt Noch Was (Jungle World) Zum 10. Todestag von Charles Bukowski. Artikel von Horst Schmidt. http://jungle-world.com/artikel/2004/10/12470.html

Die linke Wochenzeitung Horst Schmidt : Da kommt noch was Jungle World Nr. 11, 3. März 2004 feuilleton Da kommt noch was Zum 10. Todestag von Charles Bukowski. von Horst Schmidt print_button('Artikel'); Ich bin kein lyrischer Entertainer, und ich habe nicht vor, mich auf die goldenen Scheißhäuser der Kultur zu abonnieren.« Mit diesem markigen Spruch charakterisierte sich Charles Bukowski Ende der sechziger Jahre in einem Brief an seinen deutschen Übersetzer und literarischen Agenten, Carl Weissner. Der selbst ernannte »schmutzige alte Mann« der amerikanischen Literatur und »Glöckner von East Hollywood« – so der Titel einer soeben in Großbritannien erschienenen neuen Bukowski-Biografie – war und ist das unerreichte Vorbild ganzer Heerscharen von Autoren und auch zehn Jahre nach seinem Tod einer der weltweit auflagenstärksten Schriftsteller der Gegenwart. Schon zu Lebzeiten war der am 16. August 1920 in Andernach am Rhein geborene und am 9. März 1994 in Los Angeles verstorbene Lyriker, Erzähler und Romancier ein Mythos. Vor allem im Land seiner Geburt erlangten Person und Werk Bukowskis seit den siebziger Jahren Kultstatus. Als dreijähriges Kind bereits hatte Bukowski mit seinen Eltern Deutschland in Richtung des angeblichen Landes der unbegrenzten Möglichkeiten verlassen. Erst 1978 sah er sein Geburtsland wieder, als er in Hamburg eine Lesung gab, bei der er wie ein Popstar gefeiert wurde. »Buk« war chic. Wer up to date sein wollte, kam um Bukowski nicht herum. Der in den USA bis weit in die achtziger Jahre nur in Insiderkreisen bekannte Autor wurde zunächst in Deutschland ein Bestseller-Autor.

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