yearbook of the Bukowski-Society 2011/12/13 - OUT NOW!!!

roni

roni

sometimes it's neccessary to keep you going on with basic things like paying the rent, let alone giving you the freedom to breathe and do work like this.
But sorry - didn't want to sound like Jon Webb.
 
jddougher

jddougher

Founding member
lol

Does selling anything literary keep anyone going these days? If so, I must have missed that lesson.
 
Purple Stickpin

Purple Stickpin

Well, what I was getting at is that I'm assuming that the Society is not your source of income; you have another job for that. So selling for the society is a burden to keep the society going, but selling is not a burden for your survival. But I understand your connectivity with the Society.
 
roni

roni

I guess this is getting a bit stupid from my side now (and also leads away from the meaning of this thread) + ABOVE ALL:
You (purple) are one of the Last persons, I could argue about that issue, since You have been donating to the Society twice and in addition bought the whole run of the yearbooks.

But even though you're right here: "the Society is not your source of income"
[it is an officially accredited NPO, so it Can't be my 'income' by definition. (Fact is: I've even been putting private money into it for years to keep it going at all)]
you're wrong here: "...you have another job for that"
Anyway, my point is: I am running the Bukowski-Society.
Have done so for years. Without me, it would have been gone long ago. And without me now - it will go.
This is the reason, why keeping me running (at all) is the very basis of keeping the Buk-Society running.
 
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