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Some of the stories in the book are really cool. He can capture those things and put them in those long-complex-full-of-footnotes narratives and it still can be very fun and really honest, imo. I'll definitely check them out.

I live in Rio - and it is a famous bar in the city. It is also expensive as hell, btw.

Rainy Day in Rio de Janeiro I've been reading Brief Interview with Hedious Men, by David Foster Wallace (yeah) for the past two weeks, and it looks like a good book to start reading him (although it's not his masterpiece). His prose is somewhat boring, but I guess it fits on his intentions...

I've been reading a book called "1968 - O ano que não terminou", which talk mostly about the military dictactorship in Brazil in the late 60s and how the young guerrilla groups face the military government, but it also has a lot of stuff worldwide that year. It's such a great book (and a great...

Yeah! thx man

I've read him in a portuguese translation by L&PM, a editor who translate his work here in Brazil.

You do? man, i'm glad to read that.

Hi guys. I have been reading Bukowski for a while now, since 2013. I've read some of his most famous novels like Fáctotum, Post Office, Women, and Ram On Hye (which one is my favorite). I've also read Notes of a Dirty old Man, Erections, Ejaculations... and i'm halfway through Burning In...