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"People are strange: they are constantly angered by trivial things, but on a major matter like totally wasting their lives, they hardly seem to notice" ~ Charles Bukowski

An Evil Town by Charles Bukowski #charlesbukowski #hankchinaski #bukowski

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realwritersmarket.com Bop Bop Against That Curtain by Charles Bukowski is from the fall 1975 issue of Arcade, The Comics Review #3, complete with Robert Crumb illustrations. Both underground legends from the 60s and beyond, Bukowski and Crumb did not collaborate much, but when they did it was explosive. Some say the character Mr. Natural was even fashioned after Buk. Either way, both are classics. ENJOY! #charlesbukowski #hankchinaski #bukowski

realwritersmarket.com In Life in a Texas Whorehouse by Charles Bukowski, the author opens with, “I got off the bus in this place in Texas and it was cold and I was constipated.” Eventually, in just a few days, he manages a bowel movement: “I went back to the hotel, got hold of a pint of whiskey and 5 or 6 quarts of beer, and I finally shit — what a joyful act!” The story goes like this… Bukowski rides the bus from L.A. to New Orleans, only to return to Texas to find Gloria Westhaven, whom he had met on the bus. He shacks up in a whorehouse in Texas to save money and the local newspaper runs his story, helping him find Gloria. In this adventure, Buk finds himself in a barroom brawl and gets a whore beaten by her pimp. Just another day for Charles Bukowski in a small Texas town. #bukowski #charlesbukowski Enjoy!

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Confessions of a Man Insane Enough to Live with Beasts by Charles Bukowski (South of No North)