Comments on: Charles Bukowski (1920 – 1994) http://inkmathematics.com/2007/12/charles-bukowski-1920-1994/ setting the blogosphere afire. Thu, 06 Oct 2011 03:02:34 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 By: mike http://inkmathematics.com/2007/12/charles-bukowski-1920-1994/comment-page-1/#comment-233 mike Sat, 27 Feb 2010 01:26:05 +0000 http://inkmathematics.uctiv.net/?p=93#comment-233 I love Bukowski. Run With the Hunted is a recommended anthology arranged in chronology order by his long time editor. Sometimes too raw for me, I have to admit, yet I admire his prose and poetry. In the anthology you see his work mature and for certain the Bukowski at the end was a much improved writer than the earlier version. I love Bukowski. Run With the Hunted is a recommended anthology arranged in chronology order by his long time editor. Sometimes too raw for me, I have to admit, yet I admire his prose and poetry. In the anthology you see his work mature and for certain the Bukowski at the end was a much improved writer than the earlier version.

]]> By: DAY http://inkmathematics.com/2007/12/charles-bukowski-1920-1994/comment-page-1/#comment-29 DAY Wed, 02 Jan 2008 00:42:57 +0000 http://inkmathematics.uctiv.net/?p=93#comment-29 Dude. thanks for these bits of audio from the man. Hadn't ever heard him referred to as CB, or associated him with Buddy Holly, but I could see how they could become entwined into a nostalgic fixation. I just finished notes of a dirty old man. thanks for lending that to me. Pure Genius really, is he. his unrefined attitude towards life lends to the most genuine and nearly untouchable prose voice. I wanted to gag at times, and nearly cracked ribs laughing. the disjointed imagery of his scattered thoughts is a sorrowful, but refreshingly honest expression of the human plight. I totally relate to the Frozen Man. Dude. thanks for these bits of audio from the man. Hadn’t ever heard him referred to as CB, or associated him with Buddy Holly, but I could see how they could become entwined into a nostalgic fixation.

I just finished notes of a dirty old man. thanks for lending that to me. Pure Genius really, is he. his unrefined attitude towards life lends to the most genuine and nearly untouchable prose voice. I wanted to gag at times, and nearly cracked ribs laughing. the disjointed imagery of his scattered thoughts is a sorrowful, but refreshingly honest expression of the human plight. I totally relate to the Frozen Man.

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