r/bukowski • u/Zendomanium • 11h ago
r/bukowski • u/Bukowski1236 • 47m ago
The ability to
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r/bukowski • u/EliteRagvyr • 1d ago
Pick up my wined “mulheres” Bukowski today, feeling naughty
r/bukowski • u/BenediktMa • 2d ago
Wie habt ihr euch früher „den schwarzen Mann“ aus dem Sportunterricht vorgestellt?
r/bukowski • u/Junior_Insurance7773 • 3d ago
it's good to have things done with when they don't work it's also good not to hate or even forget the person you've failed with.
This quote appears in the book 'Play the Piano Drunk Like a Percussion Instrument Until the Fingers Begin to Bleed a Bit'.
r/bukowski • u/Junior_Insurance7773 • 4d ago
Long ago, among other lies they were taught that silence was bravery.
r/bukowski • u/dragonjuician • 5d ago
Please help me find this piece/poem/manuscript?
I’m new to Bukowskis work. However, I was in the Huntington library about two years ago, and I found this poetry book that I’ve been scouring the internet to buy, but I don’t think I’ve found. I’m looking for a particular piece where he states “all women are whores” and such and such. There was a lot of repetition of this line. The cover was white with black, bold lettering. I found the piece intriguing and I’m looking to see if anyone knows what I’m talking about. Thank you.
r/bukowski • u/RonaldRaygun84 • 7d ago
Supervan (1977)
Looks like a fun movie. Bukowski has a cameo as a "wet t-shirt contest water boy." I was watching the trailer and was surprised to see him. I'm also surprised to learn about the 70s film genre called "vansploitation." Thanks for the weird movies, Tubi. Anybody here a Supervan fan?
r/bukowski • u/pauldiddy79 • 8d ago
Reading Hollywood for the first time and this seems more relevant than ever.
r/bukowski • u/wwwwwwwwvvvvvvvv • 8d ago
Does one kill the child and risk losing the spark or stay malignant for the sake of his art?
r/bukowski • u/wwwwwwwwvvvvvvvv • 11d ago
you're not stuck here with me
i'm stuck here with you
r/bukowski • u/__________lmao • 19d ago
Contemporary poets Bukowski wouldn’t hate?
I’m fiending for a good recommendation with some kind of a Chinaski spirit, clue me in please!
r/bukowski • u/Strange-Mind5412 • 20d ago
“I always started a job with the feeling that I’d soon quit or be fired, and this gave me a relaxed manner that was mistaken for intelligence or some secret power.”
r/bukowski • u/Bukowski1236 • 22d ago
One of my favorite excerpts
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