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Bukowski for Beginners

Polimeni and Rep have written/illustrated a nice overview and history of Charles Bukowski's life and work. Bukowski for Beginners, evaluates the life and literary achievements of the 'cult writer' whose voice of dissidence and discontent is still being heard and appreciated by readers worldwide. Since Charles Bukowski's death in 1994, his works, which are equally noted for their cynicism and their humor, have reached ever-larger audiences. He is the author of 45 books of essays, poetry, and fiction, including Betting on the Muse and Ham on Rye.
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