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Greetings, All, I've just been wondering how everything's been going in the Buk realms? Any new novels that you guys found that you liked not Bukowski? and alike? Poems? How are your families and friends? I hope everyone is doing well! Warm Regards, Mukowski.

oh that's too much! AAAHAHAHAHA i'm fucking dying.

Excuse my suggestion. That was, rather, foolish of me.

Sam Hester, that's not really funny, at least I don't think.

My GOD! thank you for the insight guys, and zobraks for that link. I didn't realize it was this bad til' mjp went through and scratched the surface. Bukowski always stressed the whole "every line needs its energy," so adding sentences, especially when not needed, really weighs down some of the...

Oh this boils my blood! the "Young," already implies handsome. Why the hell would Martin add "handsome," unless Buk was really trying to give us a clear picture of the guy. From what I've noticed, he only really says "handsome," or "beautiful," when he is making a very huge comparison between...

YESS THOSE PICTURES ARE PRICELESS! I LOVE IT! God, I wish I knew German. Notice how it says "When I looked back in the rear view mirror and saw her standing in the moonlight, motionless, in her blue negligee and panties, my gut began to twitch and roll. I felt ill, useless, without meaning. I...

Did you ever end up sharing the digital recordings? I'd love to see!

Yes, sadly I didn't put much time into connecting all similarities. But rest assured, there are many!

Much Obliged!

In the book "Ham on Rye," by Charles Bukowski, he talks about his experience while watching his fellow classmates dancing during his senior prom (ch.44 in. Bukowski). While I was reading this, I couldn't help but get a sensation of familiarity. Ah! That's right! It began to remind me of the...

Hahaha and "Here's the closet he hid when Baldy and Jim came lookin' for him." Personally, one of the saddest moments from that novel. I still remember tearing up reading that.

I'm not sure, but he talked about liking James Thurber. Judging by the year Thurber was born I would have a wild guess that he might have had an element of rawness/realism about his writing. Tell me what you think. I haven't read him, but I'm going to soon!

I'll start. My favorite excerpt(s) have got to be from "Women." and "Hot Water Music," In And Out And Over. First, from "Hot Water Music," In And Out And Over : I climbed out of the plane dragging my father’s overcoat and my stash of poems. Ann came up to me. I saw her face and I thought...

Dear Friends, Please don't forget to share what they meant to you, and how they've influenced your life! I'm looking forward to seeing some milk and honey. Yours truly, Mukowski.

Update: I found the excerpt after re-listening to 6 hours of interviews and searching through some of his books! It was said in "Hot Water Music." story titled Harry Ann Landers. “Oh, that…” “A washed-up Spanish bullfighter, wasn’t it?” “With the most beautiful eyes. Not like yours. Nobody can...

Reguardless, I am forever greatful for who ever made that fake quote of Bukowski. Other than that, I'd still be a walking robot-- like the rest of em'.

Everything I ever believed is a lie!?

Much obliged! I believe it was in one of his interviews. Perhaps there's a link to all or some of the transcripts?

Is there something wrong with that excerpt? Here's an example: It's the reason I found Bukowski. I believed that was a very straight forward quote, and found it to be a reflection of most things in my dreadful life. I later found who this "Charles Bukowski," character was and started reading his...

Greetings, fellow Bukowski fans, I'm pleased to be a part of this community. Being new here, I've noticed some pretty neat stuff already. It's Bukowski heaven up in here! I have an unconditional love for all of you, and respect the effort many of you have put into studying and researching the...

This might help.