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Which (if any) of the posthumous poetry books do you consider being able to stand up against the books Buk put out while he was alive?

Does this bar in Boston have any connection to Buk or just riding his coat-tails? http://bukowskitavern.net/

perhaps I was the only one who found this amusing http://blogs.laweekly.com/arts/2012/02/bukowski_flash_mob.php

Does this still exist? If not, how many issues were printed?

I certainly don't consider myself a Buk historian...huge fan yes...a couple weeks ago I picked up 3 issues of ONTHEBUS and an issue of Specimen '73 and I noticed that according to the poem database here that Old Man, Dead In A Room (from Specimen) I'll Have It To Go, The Stages, Three Oranges...

Anyone Going To This? http://www.citylights.com/info/?fa=event&event_id=962

is the book with the Buk/Al Purdy letters very hard to find?

Had a great time yesterday at The Beat Museum's memorial for Harold Norse hearing old war stories from A.D. Winans,Linda King and Neeli Cherkovski...of course,Hank was brought up a few times...picked up a cool book from when a collector named Thomas Groff auctioned off his Buk collection through...

saw a release date of 10/13/2009 for this title on Ecco's site.don't know if this has come up already,but does anyone have any info on this?

Picked up for $5 each at a bookstore in San Francisco,three pamphlets that have on the outside "A New Year's Greeting From Black Sparrow Press" from 1994 (between the earthquake,the volcano and the leopard) 1997 (a new war) and 1998 (to lean back into it) since I don't claim to be a collector...

First edition signed Horses Don't Bet On People First edition deluxe hardcover signed In The Shadow Of The Rose First edition Spinning Off Bukowski by Steve Richmond First edition Hitler Painted Roses by Steve Richmond with introduction by Bukowski plus some other cool books not...

for my birthday: 1st edition of "what matters most" thats one of the 426 numbered and lettered copies hardbound in boards by Earle Gray each containing an original serigraph print by Bukowski Wormwood Review issue 16 from 1964 Bukowski t shirt with a picture of him on a postage stamp...

Why is "The King Of San Pedro" the size of the palm of my hand? Just wondering.

I picked up the latest LA Weekly and there is a three page Bukowski spread complete with an illustration and a piece first published on May 19, 1972 in the LA Free Press that is included in the new book from City Lights. Anyone in the LA area might like to check it out if they haven't picked up...