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...is interesting too, many names appear in Bukowskis letters somewhere: Rod McKuen, Brown Miller, Al Fogel, Lyn Lifshin, Malanga, Blazek, J(örg) Fauser (?!), T.L. Kryss ... Aram Saroyan is the son of William Saroyan. Was wondering who Erro is, appears to be a painter from Iceland...

...but quite a bunch) to see if I can spot that one and post here. Also seem to remember a letter from Buk (to CW or Benno Kaesayr) asking for Fauser and how he's doing. Musta been around the mid-80s. Maybe even shortly after he died. And then there's this poem...

Fauser as a prose writer was great, imo. Rohstoff is one kick ass novel. I could never digest Fausers poetry. It sounds too much like a bad copy of badly translated Bukowski into German slang of the 70's. Haven't read it in a long time and not everything, tho. Maybe there are good poems too...

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/books/booksblog/2014/nov/26/jorg-fauser-beats-german-counter-culture Interesting....

Thirty years ago today Jörg Fauser died when a truck hit him while walking on a motorway near Munich. The exact circumstances of his death are obscure. His novel Rohstoff, which has been translated into English by Jamie Bulloch as Raw Material, is now going to be filmed. Bukowski reacted to...

...disagree with everything he said or wrote. But he always claimed that great literature should and must be entertaining, which I like. He cultivated his trademark crankiness and obviously loved himself in front of tv cameras. I always liked him. He once pissed off Jörg Fauser on stage, by...

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...Theo Green conducted the interview. Carl really gets into the interview as well. There is a lot of information in there which you do not get from other sources i.e. about all the little mags, translating, Jorg Fauser and the application of Burroughs'/Gysin cut up technique to radio shows.

Moving pictures of Järg Fauser: July 16, 1944 - July 17, 1987. They remember him 20 years after he passed away.

I noticed while flipping through Das War's today that the photo was taken at the Hollywood Park track.

I just read they've published a biography on Fauser, (in German.) Will pick it up one day. Speaking about Germany; my girlfriend and I want to visit Andernach in march or april.

I never cared for Fausers poems too much, but that's just me. His novel "Rohstoff" is great, anyhow. The most living vibrating picture of the Germany late 60's/70's/early 80`s, I've ever read. Derschau as a writer is rather minor, in comparison. Though, a fair poet.

Yeah, Fauser does look pissed alright! :) Yes, that's "Son Of Bukowski", Derschau. What's he doing these days? Thanks for the photo's, Roni...

right. Here again, now bigger - The guy to the right, looking somewhat pissed (see poem for explanation) is FAUSER: ...and this one is DERSCHAU (from 'Shakespeare'):

...on my machine right now and need to scan it tomorrow, then I can post it in proper size. (except one of you cats is faster.) It's Fauser (right), when he was visiting Buk (left) in 1977. I think this pic was taken at the LA-airport. We also see Linda Lee (2nd left) and Frances...

First time I read this poem. - Thanks, Hank Solo! Was Fauser the guy who was referred to as "Son Of Bukowski" in "Shakespeare.." (and seen on a pic too)?

Rereading Fauser it's mentioned in an afterword that after his death 1987 Bukowski wrote a poem about him. I've never read that one. Anybody know it? roni, I'm looking in your direction especially, but maybe someone else knows it too. Probably about somebody called "Joe", young German...

Roni, when Buk was in Europe there was a fan called "Son Of Bukowski". I believe there's a pic of him in "Shakespeare...", where he's wearing a Buk T-shirt. Was that Fauser?

I read Bernhard's Concrete and thought it was very good. english translation, of course. I'll look for some Fauser, thanks for the heads up.

...praising schopenhauer and kant as the real original fools(jokes) in philosophy - all others are just plagiators.....- really an unique figure, though, hard to read i find... joerg fauser is the nearest to hank i guess, if he only hadnt hit that truck so hard, coming home drunk from the bar...

...right. These were all cats, who were influenced by Buk much before he came well know here. Some also were friends of Carl Weissner (that's Fauser and Derschau - and it was Derschau who invited Buk for his famous reading in Germany!). David, I think Mr. Pinkgnome can name one German...

...him. It was the German scene which (at least in the beginning) enabled him to live as a writer. He really made it big here/there. Try Järg Fauser, he also interviewed B. for the German Playboy in the late 70s (it's somewhere here in the forums, I believe) and was quite a character. Also...

The widow of Joerg Fauser, who has visited Bukowski in the mid 70s and wrote in Playboy about it, Gabriele Fauser, has died last monday. Today was the funeral. Carl Weissner and Benno Kaesmayr were there.

Järg Fauser is dead and Carl Weissner as always to busy so i will give it a try: The title is: " East Hollywood, holy shit, that was a crazy life " a few scenes from my best times by Charles Bukowski and YES the first line is about the fucking purple mountains -Bingo amigo!

Well another german treasure i had never seen before - thank's for posting it! It's not an interview from Järg Fauser but a translated short story from Bukowski i never read before in german language dated from 1979. The plot is about his meeting with a publisher called " Martin Johnson " who...