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For the Timeline. Notice in the Friday, November 5, 1976 Vancouver Sun. So the reading at the Western Front in Vancouver was November 8, 1976. Timeline has October.

A Chicago Daily News review of Factotum printed in the July 2, 1976 Vancouver Sun.

Lester Bangs reviews Lou's Berlin.

It's available to rent off a Canadian cable network (Shaw). I wish it was longer (because I was going "but what about -- insert various writers' names -- but, you're right, it covered all the bases. (Below: the first one I bought. Still have it, and a few others.)

This is available online at knowledge.ca You just have to fake you're from Canada (one of those internet things) and sign up to the page.

I read the book earlier this year. Thanks for the link.

Low rez but a great/sad story.

This one? https://bukowski.net/database/detail.php?w=2970&Title=the-best-way-to-get-famous-is-to-run-away

Fort Worth-Dallas, TX garage band scene.

"If high school is supposed to prepare you for life, life is really going to be a drag!!" (Sorry, that ain't Bukowski, that was me in 1974, printed for all eternity, a few months later I "discovered" Bukowski and found out I wasn't totally on my own.)

So here's the one by Malanga that uses the Bukowski line. From Tish 36, May 18, 1966.

Deserves more than the 15 views it's apparently got. At least I think so.

"Borrowed" from a stooges phasebook page: And here it is... the Mystery Set mp3: https://we.tl/t-Twm4oXIkyp flac: https://we.tl/t-c9dA62eYsc Anyone that wants iso just say so. These files will disappear from wetransfer after 7 days. If you missed, just comment and I or someone that grabbed it...

From the "Leisure" section of the Vancouver Sun newspaper, November 12, 1976.

Documentary on Roky Erickson. [This video is unavailable.]

RIP Roky Erickson.

http://voices.revealdigital.com/cgi-bin/independentvoices?a=cl&cl=CL1&sp=BGJFHJH&ai=1&e=-------en-20--1--txt-txIN---------------1

For the gun toting go go dancers. I remember a girl in the Spanaway Speedway grandstands carrying a pistol about 30 years ago. Security/sherriff decided alcohol (half price beer on red flags) and guns was a bad policy despite the boyfriend's 2nd amendment argument.

Johnny Pissoff's review of Notes of a Dirty Old Man in the Berkeley Barb, December 21, 1973.

Yes, The Outsider.

Looking at the zip file on an external hard drive I see the gaps myself. I wonder when I got more of my shit together? Not today apparently.

From the February 19, 1978 Berkeley Barb, Love Is A Dog From Hell.

John Bryan, of Open City, reflects on how he sees Bukowski.