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Finally getting around to reading Gorky. All I can say so far is Bukowski never lets me down with his recommendations (except maybe with Lawrence).

Here are some of my favorites that fit that style and a place to start with each of them: Dan Fante (Chump Change) Fernanda Melchor (Season of Hurracaines) Irvine Welsh (Trainspotting) Raymond Carver (What We Talk About When We Talk About Love) Pedro Juan Gutierrez (Dirty Habana Trilogy)...

First of all, whatever the reason for closing it down may be, thanks Hannah for everything you’ve done with the forum, and thanks to anyone else who may have contributed as well. I know there’s still some time before the party is over, but I just wanted to express how grateful I am that I was...

That one I had actually already read before, but it was a long time ago so I wanted to give it another whirl. I remembered loving the themes discussed in the book, but do having some problems with the art. What interested me about this edition is that it fixes some of the issues with the...

I agree. In fact, I think the topics both Bukowski and Camus deal with are very similar in matter. The approach is what differentiates them. I started The Myth of Sisyphs first but now I'm leaving it for last and I'm probably going to read it twice, since I really want to take my time to get a...

So it had been a few weeks since I had read anything (partly because I just didn’t want to, partly because of daily life), but I got trigger happy with my money all of a sudden and decided to buy a little bit of everything. I've been jumping back and forth between all of them (which is and...

Love the new page design?

Okay, serious non-serious question here: do you guys drink and read? I didn’t know where else to post this but it’s a question I’ve pondered for a while now. I personally can drink and read at the same time, but it takes a lot of effort to do so and I feel I don’t catch all the little details of...

May I suggest Montana? Or perhaps Barbera? (okay I'll show myself out)

Same author from a couple posts above. This one does have an english translation (Season of Hurricanes) and I highly recommend checking it out, too.

I also read the first few pages just because it mentioned Bukowski. As far as self-help books go, it looks like one of the better ones. However, I couldn’t get into it since I'm not into self-help books at all.

That’s weird. Just today I had the radio and they played one of her hits and I was thinking "Hey, maybe I should listen to some of her other stuff."

Bukowski at the convenience store.

These are the best pictures in terms of quality I think I've seen of Bukowski.

I had yet to read this, despite being big into comics. Not quite as good as The Dark Knight Returns, but definitely a nice, mature read.

Full-on anarchist mode, activated.

Hey MJP, finally had some time to sit back and listen in on this month’s podcast. I just wanna say, love your content and fully support you. It takes real courage to publicly talk about this stuff. I'm still struggling to talk about my own bisexuality, despite belonging to a generation that is...

A chocolate bar.

What a ride! I really took my time to savor this one, specially with all the anticipation I had, but I just finished it a couple hours ago, so I'm shooting my opinion straight from the hip here. First and foremost Hosh, I must say you have one more fan of your work in me. A lot of the poems...

Sounds like an interesting theory. Jenko as a counterpart to what Bukowski is.

Hahaha, this one's epic. Looks like he's running for president. I like this one. I could do without the suspenders, though.