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Comments from YouTube:

@RobbedSoul

3y↑9

https://youtu.be/noPlIn8TJSQ

@ALLCAPS

3y↑2

https://youtu.be/GKum7WWeq0Y

@RobbedSoul

Awesome 😎

@commonlogic3646

@@ALLCAPS that's not a real song right?

@ALLCAPS

3y↑1

@@commonlogic3646 what you mean

@commonlogic3646

@@ALLCAPS isn't it just a remix? Or did doom actually make it?

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@samsalamander8147

2y↑23

I went from “Oh poor kid” to laughing hysterically more times than I can count.

@adamfox1669

2y↑1

I was listening to it on the bus& couldn’t stop it was worth the looks I got

@chutupfool

5y↑180

I would like to applaud the gentleman reading this audiobook. He has Bukowski's tone, inflection and mannerisms down so well it's surreal. This is the third Bukowski audiobook I have listened to with this particular narrator and I swear I could literally see Chucks block head and underbite reciting the words in his signature droll. You sir, deserve a high five and a beer.

@barryg528

4y↑12

I like the narrator. He sounds like Norm MacDonald

@garmind4868

3y↑3

I assumed The reader was author , now i question why and have no answer.

@garmind4868

@@barryg528 no it sounds more like the actor Tommy Lee Jones

@ralphlopez3077

3y↑9

Christian Baskous.

@Zepster77

3y↑3

@@ralphlopez3077 No one reads Buk better !!!

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@penzman

4y↑35

My first Bukowski. I am hooked.

@zaakiraht8699

3y↑1

Me tooo, read an excerpt in a lit class and ran to find it

@soulpriest1866

Same here

@tcbryan7724

4y↑41

How many serial killers had childhoods just like Bukowski's? In stead, he became a poet. The delicate mechanism of the human mind is truly a mystery.

@ALLCAPS

4y↑5

That's a good point! I've never thought of it that way.

@ALLCAPS

4y↑6

@Gaurav kumar singh yeah.... Jordan Peterson talks about something like this in his 12 Rules For Life. Taking ownership of misery. No matter how bad things get, there's always a light at the end of the tunnel. He talks about it here in this clip https://youtu.be/GYua-3JmnT4

@controlaltdelete4165

4y↑4

@@ALLCAPS sure, I suppose. But it takes a perfect storm to become a Jeffrey dahmer or similar , the whole mixture of their loneliness and sexual urges of killing to want company so bad but can't have relationships so you kill them to make them stay with you and eat them to have them forever, whereas other people completely ashoo people and become entirely antisocial and not caring about having people I. Your life because you think it's counterintuitive and people are shit

@danfromtheburgh

24w

@@ALLCAPS when you spell the man's name

@tonym6566

3y↑5

This book is hilarious in a Joey Diaz type of way xD

@luke125

4y↑21

I love Bukowski. This was the first book of his that I read. It’s still my favorite. What a miserable fucking childhood Hank had. Those awful parents and that razor strop, a real nightmare. I love the narrator. He makes it come alive.

@tyroniousyrownshoolacez2347

4y↑8

Not that a uncommon childhood me friend.

@gms9655

2y↑1

And I thought my childhood was a nightmare. It's sort of comforting just knowing someone had a bigger disaster as a kid. Maybe that was his biggest appeal? Sort of like a great blues musician.

@MrTwotimess

5y↑56

Christian Baskous' voice fits the book perfectly!

@SuperOlds88

3y↑12

"loaded with shit and I had to fight" haha

@frostfalon

This one is too much relatable 😂

@junkettarp8942

5y↑20

Amazing writer ...so descriptive of humanity ...especially his own.

@silversnail1413

4y↑12

"I was just a fifty cent turd floating around in the green ocean of life." That line has always stayed with me.

@davideldred.campingwilder6481

4y↑8

...great bloke speaking this. He captures the imagination, as well as keeping the listener's focus upon the story. I've (NEVER) listened to an Audiobook before. This is my first time listening to Bukowski. But it really is a great listening experience as I stayed up until 4am...And then 4am the next night then finished at 8pm. Here in Vilnius...

@ALLCAPS

4y↑2

Yes! I still listen to these when I have the time. Our treasures.

@RandomlyRantful

6y↑51

RIP Charles. Thank you for leaving your insights of life.

@ALLCAPS

6y↑3

I will be uploading Pulp in a few days! :) stay tuned!

@_Mr.Black_

What's the B stand for

@illinformation4865

6y↑131

This is narrated brilliantly.

@ALLCAPS

6y↑7

I will be uploading Pulp in a few days! :) stay tuned!

@danielgulakov9685

Nice!

@ajconstantine3593

5y↑4

It doesn’t take but a few seconds to believe it’s Hank himself reading this—beyond uncanny the facsimile of the voice. It makes these 100x more enjoyable to listen to.

[Too bad they used the WORST narrator instead of this guy for one of Bük’s books (forget which): Will Patton! 😖😖 He reads like every word from his soup-cooler is the cure for cancer—so contrived & precious, plus he whistles his S’s.]

@alwayscoca-cola6487

5y↑1

AJ Constantine same.

@hanshalle8690

Its read to fast you twat.

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@riooli3442

3y↑1

"Maybe he's gonna throw a rock at it"😅....classic!

@Johnny-mp2ew

I never laughed so god damn hard at a book

@chicopeebles3706

5y↑51

Until I read Bukowski I didn't think the human condition could be captured in art. Attempted, yes. Captured, no. Lot's of people vomit up personal/historical events that are funny, sad, etc.; but Hank could create a narrative that relays how complex life is and never attempting to really make sense of it. We're luck to have had him among us.

@Elwood_McCable

5y↑4

And o. henry, robert louis stevenson , arthur machen, nathaniel hawthorne, mark twain, nathanael west? Give them your time and thought and between their words and your experience, their works will do exactly the same for you.

@Aeon2Flux

5y↑53

"My father didn't like people, my father didn't like me..." XD

@cvetannikolov2823

3y↑1

Can we talk later?

@dereksmallsuk

Snap

@mayastevens1503

3y↑8

My favorite book of all time

@ALLCAPS

3y↑3

MINE TOO!

@Transcocktailbar

3y↑12

I love how these boys talked..and keep in mind this was the 1930's..the code in the movies really keep us from seeing and hear how people actually where back then.

@blutkrieg4450

4y↑41

4:57:14
There are only two tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it.

@farrider3339

4y↑4

+ the Fear of losing what you have .•°

@yogaroutineect

4y↑10

I read this novel decades ago and it was so enjoyable to experience it again. The reading was excellent. Thank you.

@animalntelligence3170

16w↑1

if this guy ain't a genius, who is? great reader also, the best i can think of.

@dontfear_thereaper

4y↑20

I'm currently going through some similar shit and this book really helped me cope lol. Great job on the narration by the way, your voice reminds me of Bukowski himself.

@rlcgonzo1975

2y↑4

Still one of my all time favourite novels

@cullingthegenepool6842

2y↑3

LOL! I am laughing hard at the dialogue in this amazing read. This is what my childhood was like being around a bunch of old wino racist curmudgeons. This is exactly how people spoke back then. Reminds me f my uncle Stan. LOVE THIS!

@augustwest5771

4y↑2

BUKOWSKI lives on! Thanks for all this content !

@tyroniousyrownshoolacez2347

4y↑2

Narration is the best. Thanks for posting. 👊

@plicketyplunk

5y↑9

Love Bukowski and the narrator is absolutely perfection.

@joenavanodo3780

4y↑8

I’m about half way through the narrative, I think it’s an incredible, absorbing story, a real story of struggle, strength against the world, if it’s true, and it does seem credible even as it’s incredible. I want to keep listening, but I must stop because it’s all so too much. It’s fascinating how he develops his love for reading, reading his interest, his attraction to specific authors, those who spoke his story. Not to get too self involved but there are things here that resonate with myself. I always thought I was alone in those experience but now, maybe they are universal, a tragedy of our time, of growing up in a particular time or place. Anyway, I will listen on. I love this character Hank, and people who love him, are my kind of people. I like to think so. It’s a comforting thought.

@Bernhard_Floedl

5y↑3

I want to thank you for uploading this! I read the book as a teenager and now listening to it brings it all back.

@ALLCAPS

My pleasure! ( :

@insatiablecuriosity2555

3y↑2

I am so grateful for this channel.

@stellapivovarova5625

3y↑1

Thank you SO much for your Bukowski uploads.❤️

@kay_17

4y↑3

Had to read this book for my English class. This audio helped a lot.

@Anne-yi5sb

Love to hear Christian Baskous narrate this. Every voice has the inflection of the person. Excellent! Loved it.

@may230

3y↑9

Incrível. 😍

@revalation64

4y↑5

Thank you so much for uploading. Finished it today, on my birthday.

@timwright4263

5y↑27

I gave this book to my father when he was in hospital dying of cancer. Dad and Bukowski had been born in more or less the same year. I thought dad would 'get it.' He didn't. Dad didn't get me either. I'm not bitter. Bukowski got me. My dad should have been my hero. No. Bukowski beat him to it.

@ALLCAPS

5y↑3

that's deep. yeah. It's sad that he didn't understand this book. I think Buk represents so many of us; whether we'd like to admit it or not. Thank you for sharing!

@timwright4263

5y↑1

@@ALLCAPS It isn't sad.

@GUITARTIME2024

4y↑4

My Dad never liked me. He passed away 12 yrs ago. Weird, because I really like my kid.

@MrUnit731

Peaceful Music it’s not weird to like your kid man. I hope I misunderstood you there.

@ddss97

4y↑2

MrUnit731 it’s weird because he was mistreated By his father; which implys he would also mistreat and dislike his own child. He’s pleasantly surprised.

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@AndresSanchez-gq4gp

6y↑18

Thanks for the upload. Narration is fantastic.

@ALLCAPS

6y↑5

This is my favorite Bukowski Narrator. I'm glad you liked it, share it with your friends.

@davidleewrath6919

6y↑5

ALL CAPS Christian is fantastic.

@ALLCAPS

6y↑1

My favorite narrator.

@ALLCAPS

6y↑1

I will be uploading Pulp in a few days! :) stay tuned!

@Swanky11

4y↑3

Thank you for uploading this and adding the subtitles too! I imagine that took a lot of work

@ALLCAPS

4y↑4

Thanks mate! :D I remember them being automatic! I just had to feed in the subs! and it aligned them (yes it took like a few hours maybe 4)

@fatfrreddy1414

5y↑4

excellent...congratulations to all,especially the reader....not to mention,Mr Bukowski!!

@mariaspierer1580

6y↑14

Thank you my favorite book !

@ALLCAPS

no problem!

@ALLCAPS

I will be uploading Pulp in a few days! :) stay tuned!

@fireinthesun2408

3y↑1

So far the best book I’ve read. Worth it for anyone thinking about it. Brutal yet amusing but all so real.

@MS-rg6ku

6y↑19

I love the MF Doom namesake especially since it was his song Cellz that introduced me to bukowski thanks for the upload

@ALLCAPS

6y↑6

That's awesome, man!
It's interesting to hear how others were introduced to Bukowski.
You can imagine the feeling-- the feeling of being an MF DOOM fan who was just looking for other songs and stumbling upon Cellz. I'll never forget-- my heart dropped. I didn't believe it. My favorite hiphop artist tipping his hat at my favorite writer. :')

My story of finding Bukowski was a rather silly one. I found him through the fake quote "Find what you love and let it kill you." only to find that it was fake later on. To whom ever made that fake quote near Bukowski's picture: I thank you.

@MS-rg6ku

ALL CAPS have you ever heard Earl Sweatshirts version of ALL CAPS?

https://youtu.be/Hm7nEJ-8OD0

@MS-rg6ku

6y↑1

Was 14 when he recorded it 🔥 🔥

@ALLCAPS

6y↑2

I don't know-- let me listen to it.

Listening to it. . .

Holy shit. It's dopeeeeee~! I like! Earl Sweatshirt is nasty as fuck! I love EARL. That song was deadly.

@ALLCAPS

6y↑1

Have you listened to https://youtu.be/Uk351SJDli0 Flow-ers by Joey Bada$$ or any of his other songs. He's pretty tight too. I have much respect for these young artists who actually produce beautiful rhymes and styles. Keep it real! :D

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@spankg888

5y↑5

Thank you for this, it was amazing

@stevegalluccio8929

a classic! the narrator really nailed this one, painting even a better picture than i had in my mind after reading this book a few times. i love this channel and appreciate your content. looking forward to exploring more and also looking forward to any future uploads

@TheBrandFire

2y↑1

Everybody should go to bed for 3 or 4 days and just give it up -Bukowski

@c-lokes3636

5y↑8

Nostalgic, sentimental, brilliant, even being from a different generation can relate to his childhood and adolescence

@kvflips

4y↑12

It sucks to hear (his bad times), but I have to know why this man is the way he is.

@messipist

5y↑3

Thank you for all the uploads, good sir. Much appreciated.

@Johnny-mp2ew

2y↑1

Just finished it. He's not like other writers. He has balls.

@eufemial5043

2y↑1

Nicely read. Love it.

@TheOctoberDeathBird

4y↑2

Love you, Buk.

@maxwigant2011

3y↑1

Thanks for these uploads.

@jamesreedmusic4224

4y↑2

I believe this may be my favorite book

@Evv_McMuffin

Back on this fkn bishhhh! Errytime. Appreciate you ALL CAPS.

@mirandamortandela

6y↑4

Thanks a lot! :D

@ALLCAPS

No! Thank you.

@ALLCAPS

I will be uploading Pulp in a few days! :) stay tuned!

@Alanoffer

3y↑1

Beautifully read

@deanhettig1920

Two forty one.. Book mark! 😂 👌🏼

@hankworden3850

3y↑6

To think, somebody had suicided for that!

@yungmetro4889

This book had always stuck with me. And it’ll always will.

@JohnsGuineaPigs

beautiful

@user-bw8ls9hd5x

3y↑1

Life of Henry's is the same as mine. But it becomes less painful in time. Thanks God I finished my study I live better life now.

@jamesreedmusic4224

4y↑1

Ol bukowski was with you in spirit while reading

@wendyyoung

4y↑1

Yes this voice is fantastic. Fits live a glurvvv xx

@Haydenthemaker1000

Amazing

@jamesreedmusic4224

This is goooood

@friggii1

5y↑2

Perfect!! Christian Baskous sound kind like Bukowski.

@valaraukar6gamingandothers645

7w↑1

The bit starting at like 2:05 :00 is giving me flashbacks to Come and see, a Belarushan film about the holocaust there. In the penultimate scene, a German soldier is vomiting in the background, and it is the best use of background I have ever seen in a film. To be fair, it was the best film I habe ever seen. It is sickening and had a good part in forming my character. I watched trippinh for the first time, and it was the best and worst experience of my life.

@hatechickenofficial3819

5y↑1

😍Genius !!! 😍

@patchd7

5y↑5

I’ve been reading this on paper but it’s hard for me to sit and read anything for very long no matter how good the book. I’m glad the narrator doesn’t sound like some yuppie and even kinda sounds like the great himself.

Btw... I’m honored to be the 420th like 😂

@ALLCAPS

Patrick Dyer I noticed.

@russellpaloor8225

6y↑5

I always enjoyed Tales of a ordinary madness! I wonder if there is any audio book for that one.
Some good short stories

@timd3961

4y↑4

Chapter 44 wow. Cutting truth.

@Dick67

4y↑3

try kicking the playback speed down to 0.75, see what you think. I prefer it

@plutoplatters

4y↑2

this guy sounds like Bukowski ! dammmn

@all20790

5y↑1

I love Bukowski and MF DOOM. thanks bro

@ALLCAPS

Listen to Cellz by MF DOOM

@all20790

Oh I've heard that one. great song and sample

@ALLCAPS

aron_favorites Once I heard that song I was set in stone a lifetime fan of, both, DOOM and Buk

@all20790

ALL CAPS that's how I discovered it too! great artists

@all20790

5y↑2

in fact I just ordered the novel and it should arrive tomorrow. I want to both read it and listed to it

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@charleshankbukowski4426

6y↑35

thanks ALL CAPS.

@ALLCAPS

6y↑2

No problem!

@ALLCAPS

6y↑3

I will be uploading Pulp in a few days! :) stay tuned!

@Rahoorkhuitable

4y↑3

He´s free because he knows he cannot escape the court.
He´s free because he knows his body is somehow made of court.

@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz

4y↑1

he's immune to the blandishments of giggling homosexuals. he lives in a new Wild West of bandages and pus.

@farrider3339

4y↑2

@Princess : CORRECT✅ ...
nO escape is the liberation 👋.•°

@raymondduran6492

It will not get away from All the shit that it's done 💩✔️☣️💣

@havestrength5802

2y↑1

The story of how child abuse can ruin the life of a person. Tragic.

@Aeon2Flux

5y↑5

The part about the cat is so God damned heartbreaking and awful ..To be in that situation being helpless and knowing it was wrong. Being the only one to see how cruel life can be..Its reminds me of the lambs and little Clairse. Except much more bleak and sad. Because it was true. All the irony and parallel metaphors too..It wasn't fair, but that was life. Henry already knew, but just disgusted how cruel humanity and being just as alone as that cat was. Not even fully grown and the world's rigged against them,us. Powerful stuff.

@ALLCAPS

5y↑1

Yeah. There is so much of that humanity is cruel parallel in this novel, it's insane. I'd like to also mention that, a while back, I found a connection between this book and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. I will share a link with you that completely outlines it beautifully.

Have a read: https://bukowskiforum.com/threads/ham-on-rye-and-frankenstein-anybody-else.12057/

@Aeon2Flux

@@ALLCAPS I know Frankenstein is one of my favorite books. Funny I totally see that, I wonder who was a worse father? Victor or Henry's dad?

@ALLCAPS

@@Aeon2Flux Hahaha thanks for reading!

@MrTwotimess

5y↑2

Thanks for the heads-up on the cat scene. I managed to avoid that by skipping ahead.

@Aeon2Flux

5y↑2

@@MrTwotimess Well you shouldn't skip it, it's not graphically described what happens and it's a very important moment in Henry's life. Just be ready to shed a tear and also learn that despite how course and ragged buck may seem on the outside, you find out something uplifting about who he is inside.

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@andrewflores6478

5y↑28

I can barely stand to listen. It's so painful to reflect on the confusion and unfairness of the human condition. Childhood and life is all too often so tragic and intensely uncomfortable.

@ALLCAPS

5y↑4

Yup that's how I felt during the chapter about the neighbors watching the helpless cat

@pleasequietdown8946

4y↑3

The sad violin got me. Took me months to come back but I'm glad I did

@lastnamefirst4035

@@ALLCAPS nooo I was warned if I like cats, which i do to skip that part. Im trying hard to never learn it

@ALLCAPS

@@lastnamefirst4035 Let me find the part and tell you what to skip, is that okay? :)

@ALLCAPS

4y↑1

@@pleasequietdown8946 yeah... when I read that part I was left all sad and confused.

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@chnnlsrfr3873

24:26 "....oopen youurre mouth.. ". blah hahahahaha! !!!! Gotcha b.

@junkettarp8942

5y↑15

Bokowski......makes it Ok to be messed up celebrate and accept your state.....He was a literary giant .....I think it was burlesque in a sense ......he was smart and did not live his art...he concealed his genuine heart.,,,which I suspect was very sensitive.

@ALLCAPS

5y↑1

Yeah! he was and is a very special human.

@johnmiller7453

5y↑3

There's nothing worse than to be sensitive and be born into a house full of monsters.

@ducatipainting6414

5y↑2

Bulshit, he was a goddam drunk

@andrewflores6478

He didn't make being messed up ok. Nothing does. He just laid his on the table so u can look at it.

@GloopSerious-nt9dv

Ive read this while he was still alive... I knew he... It was obvious he is one of the greats

@findingjoy2657

4y↑3

1:27:50 Chapter 16
1:36:06 Chapter 17
1:41:07 Chapter 18
1:51:25 Chapter 19

@ALLCAPS

4y↑1

one thing you can do is hit "show transcript" and Ctrl+F and type Chapter x and find your chapter that way. Pause the video, and click on the Subititle text and it should take you to that chapter.

@anattablue

2y↑1

Related to the events that happened here in chapter 24 with the character Harry Walden and his distinct blue and green delicate clothing and his golden hair. To hear that this interesting lad just offed himself and for Chinaski to only keep dawdling away at his teachers thighs is rather amusing, upsetting, and generally showing. Reduced to nothing but a now removed blockade.

@barryg528

Who knew Bukowski was such a specimen in his prime

@ryanpayne3761

5y↑11

This guy sounds a little bit like Norm Macdonald I like it

@ALLCAPS

ryan payne Check out his other reads! (: Either through my channel (Bukowski) playlist or others but he reads all the other major novels by buk.

@johns8596

Good stuff. Shame, we have no readings of celine.

@rebekatalebi8046

ALL CAPS he’s pretty good but Bukowski was theatrical & its a shame we didn’t have enough recordings of him. I don’t know but for some reason he reminds me of an English professor especially how he enunciates & caries each word. I really believe he had too much class, style & eloquence to suffer through indignation & poverty.

@TheBaron97

Straight up one of the most depressing books I've ever read. I wish I'd stopped listening in the first thirty minutes like I'd wanted too.

@winros3042

4y↑1

I like poetry but I never got into poetry I never felt it however, it all started with Allan Edgar Poe the poem Alone was narrated and I was hooked poetry! Then all of sudden who comes on next you guess the Charles Bukowski... long story short who do I listen to next Virginia Woolf? My life will never be the same... Tom Waits should play him in a movie... those were days of roses poetry and prose....

@ALLCAPS

4y↑1

You could read a little bit of Sherwood Anderson... read The Triumph of The Egg, maybe try Dostoyevsky? really good stuff there. I read Ezra Pound, John Fante (as recommended by Bukowski), his Ask the Dust was unforgettable! the Bandini series like Buk's Chinaski series, beautiful! haha.

@winros3042

@@ALLCAPS thank you I will! How about Hunter Thompson? He did so many drugs throughout the day from drinking to drop in hits of acid unbelievable! He's very much on the same wavelength as Charles Bukowski.

@geekay1349

6y↑8

do people still do picnics

@MrDoctorColossus

5y↑4

You mean deliberately gathering and eating outside? Sometimes they do, yes.

@Saturnia2014

Not as much as they used to do. People don't have the leisure time that used to have.

@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz

4y↑2

FYI "Stilettos" in this case are long, thin knives /daggers.

@midguy4265

3y↑3

Oh thanks coach

@louiefurio3013

5y↑5

I like how he liked the Filipinos

@drmodestoesq

Yep...he's the alcoholic John Fante.

@lobsterwhisperer7932

4y↑1

The narrator feels like listening to the man himself, you really forget that's its someone else instead.

@ALLCAPS

4y↑1

I agree wholeheartedly, Mr. Baskous is stellar.

@maksimremnev9507

This book is the true meaning of: invent yourself and reinvent yourself.

@ALLCAPS

My name is also Maksim and is spelled that way too

@maksimremnev9507

@@ALLCAPS Russian?

@ALLCAPS

@@maksimremnev9507 yes!

@Caligula138

Man if this ain't Hank its his ghost.

@robpearson9526

2y↑1

thanks to Norm McLeod for his great job reading this book lol

@adamsaterroric2789

5y↑7

the bags under his eye's. the lined and creased brow. the years of hard living and beatings evidentiary shown in his eyes. or mabye the fact I've dropped my phone so many times, i see nothing but line's all over his face!

@Tite0MiissMakeup

I agree

@zachass3724

Does anyone know of any other authors similar to this guy? Iv just recently started reading random books and I have never been disappointed. Any recommendations will be researched. Thank you.

@ALLCAPS

Try John Fante? Maybe Sherwood Anderson. They're less raw and vulgar but still remain a pleasant read.

@zachass3724

5y↑1

@@ALLCAPS I will check them out and thank you. Iv learned that certain authors and their work can mean different things to different people. What one man thinks is stupid can change another man's whole outlook on life.

@sinthia667

@@zachass3724 did you find any other similar authors? I have the same question, so i'm hoping you can pass along some to me 😄

@silversnail1413

4y↑1

Hubert Selby Jr., author of Last Exit To Brooklyn and Requiem For A Dream. His work is much rougher and less introspective than Bukowski's but still very powerful.

@zachass3724

4y↑1

@@silversnail1413 That's a very good recommendation. I loved the movie and I will definitely read Requiem for a dream. I'm sure the book is way better. Thanks.

@buckmackane6344

Charles Bukowski (the song) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyi1b2sxWbo

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I will be uploading Pulp in a few days! :) stay tuned!

@Jason-ji4sy

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7:07:53 and I am sad it's about to end.

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