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Yes. I compare his posthumous books to a band you really like that puts out a box set filled with a bunch of unreleased tracks. At first. you're all excited because its stuff you haven't heard before. After awhile, you understand why they didn't make the record. The only after death books I...

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?

every small press poet today

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

Frolic 2 was on Wilcox.

A good time was had. Neeli entertained with his Buk impressions. Winans was there too

I think I will go check this event out tomorrow

will you be doing another City Lights shindig for it?

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

surprisingly, Linda didnt show up

I went to the Harold Norse memorial a couple years back at the Beat Museum and Linda crashed that one too. Made sure she brought up Buk in her tribute. Same with Neeli.

the chick from the Wine Stained shindig who asked Linda what Buk was like in bed made me and my girl just roll our eyes...we'll be there on Thursday to check it out...it was amusing that Calonne recognized me from this site though

Thanks Ponder. I have them all then. I appreciate the help.

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

I will be at City Lights tomorrow night

yeah I know Britt...just hung out with him the other night at the Michael Monroe show...also friends with Kenny...I'm coming down to LA in June for their annual reunion show

Nervas-I still have friends in Blackboard Jungle..who did you know?

finally living in SF pays off

I'll have my accountant cut a check

thanks for the info you guys

there are also journal entries from 1991 in the OTB issues...can those be found anywhere else? if not, it sounded like my $5 investment for each issue was worth it

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

ironicallly, I was in Moe's in Berkeley the other day and they had a copy for $20 so I picked it up

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