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Does anyone know if this quote is by Bukowski? I don't recall it, seems a bit suspicious though not sure...."Society is degrading. People hide to make love, while violence is practiced in broad daylight. Painting a graffiti is a crime, while killing a bull is an artform. The way of dressing or...

Found a poem entitled "Murder" in NYQ 47 1992 but it is different from the "Murder" listed as being in that issue. Not sure if this one is collected or not.

I was rummaging through my magazines in search of a Robert Crumb article and found "The Lion"--don't think it is in database or posted anywhere unless I looked in the wrong places. A riff on Hemingway obviously...

A little holiday humor, not sure if this has been posted before.

Just received this in my Google alerts--interesting that Bukowski is being brought into this... FRENCH JEWS PROTEST REPRINT OF ANTISEMITIC ESSAYS FROM HOLOCAUST ERA

I've got a couple of books coming out this month: The Spiritual Imagination of the Beats and Conversations with Gary Snyder. In October, Fischer will publish the German translation of The Bell Tolls for No One. And for Buk fans, I am editing a fifth book of Bukowski's stories and essays which...

A few pages from an unpublished, illustrated 1957 story on PBA--not all the pages are posted on PBA.

Here's a terrific one, from PBA, one of his "found poems," I think uncollected.

Andernach not often in the news--thought it might be of interest...Andernach and communal garden...

Looks like Ham on Rye is on "cult book list"---their definition of "cult" however seems a bit odd to me since I'm not sure I'd include many of these on that list....

Here are first few pages of "The Star", originally published in Oui and then in Betting on the Muse.

I'm reading a book on the poet Robert Duncan by Patrick O'Leary and apparently there was a serious altercation with Martin. Black Sparrow was going to publish a book of Duncan's but the book was never published. I wondered why this happened. One source of the disagreement may have been the...

Interesting background on Koff #3, the famous Bukowski calendar... http://www.betweenthecovers.com/btc/item/390588/

1990 poem entitled "curious"--didn't find it when I searched--for sale on eBay. Unless it has another title?

Just found this on eBay: Ole 1, 1964 with a poem "age" which has been altered in The People Look Like Flowers at Last.

I'm out of the loop with rap, but one of my students told me today that a rapper from Detroit named Danny Brown has a song which mentions Buk--"Pac Blood"....

the poem "dead" appeared in Bone Palace Ballet (1997) and also in OntheBus 19/20 (2005). Compare the two versions. I'll bet the editor of OntheBus Jack Grapes was working from an earlier manuscript submission, because note what has been removed from the Bone Palace Ballet version. Do we have a...

For any Henry Miller fans out there, my book on Miller has just been published in Europe in same "Critical Lives" series as my book on Bukowski (2012). Due out soon in States. I discovered lots of connections between the two German-Americans and include a section on Buk and Miller...

About the oddest I've seen...

Looks like a few Buk titles made it onto this ABE [Advanced Book Exchange...I always thought it was American Book Exchange] list.

Found this photo online of German writer Thomas Brasch...I think this may have been previously posted, but no luck finding it on Search.

Looks like Ecco is coming out with a quintuplet next month...

Some pretty good zingers in this one...

Interesting to have three film versions of "Nirvana" in one place....Curious that this particular poem gets so much attention...

"Iron and Stone" and "Down on the Row" from Silver, 1972. Just found the mag on Ebay.