With these stories, collected in this volume and written in complete freedom for the underground magazine Open City, Charles Bukowski immediately became a celebrity—"a living legend" (New York Review of Books)—whose fame skyrocketed with the publication of his other books of s...
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writings of an old pervert
With these stories, collected in this volume and written in complete freedom for the underground magazine Open City, Charles Bukowski immediately became a celebrity—"a living legend" (New York Review of Books)—whose fame skyrocketed with the publication of his other books of stories and poems: "the successor to Miller and Burroughs," commented Le Nouvel Observateur. With his brutality, his wild and tender sense of humor, his tremendous sincerity, Bukowski—drunk, mad, trapped in a society whose supposed values disgust him—manages, with his raw and concise style, to connect immediately with the reader. -- With these stories, collected in this volume and written in complete freedom for the underground magazine Open City, Charles Bukowski immediately became a celebrity—"a living legend" (New York Review of Books)—whose fame skyrocketed with the publication of his other books of stories and poems: "the successor to Miller and Burroughs," commented Le Nouvel Observateur. With his brutality, his wild and tender sense of humor, his tremendous sincerity, Bukowski—drunk, mad, trapped in a society whose supposed values disgust him—manages, with his raw and concise style, to connect immediately with the reader. |
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