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zobraks replied to the thread Question about Buk’s process..I tried to search for any occurrence of "17 days" in all the PDFs of Buk-related stuff I have, and found four instances of him using... -
zobraks replied to the thread Manuscripts.
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Here's an article on Bukowski and his relationship with High Times and its editor Larry "Ratso" Sloman. The article had been published...
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zobraks replied to the thread The Buk Shop.Great article! Keep them coming.
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New Blog Post This month marks the 55th anniversary of THE DAYS RUN AWAY LIKE WILD HORSES OVER THE HILLS as well as A Bibliography of...
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zobraks reacted to Pogue Mahone Athbheoim's post in the thread Horse from Hell - NOLA Express 79, April 16-29, 1971 with
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zobraks posted the thread Horse from Hell - NOLA Express 79, April 16-29, 1971 in Unpublished and Uncollected.
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zobraks replied to the thread Manuscripts.
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Published (and changed) in Bone Palace Ballet.
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zobraks reacted to Danny Mac's post in the thread Intro to "It Catches My Heart In Its Hands"/Corrington split with Like.
Okay..... I finally found it. Getting back to business here. I found the paragraph that I was using as my example of how Buk described...
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zobraks reacted to bospress.net's post in the thread Intro to "It Catches My Heart In Its Hands"/Corrington split with Like.
Yeah, and we are fans of Bukowski, but we do not wear blinders. He was not Saint Hank. He certainly had flaws, like us all. Some were...
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zobraks reacted to MULLINAX's post in the thread Intro to "It Catches My Heart In Its Hands"/Corrington split with Like.
Corrington and another academic buddy of his were talking about universities and degrees and tenure and papers and stuff in Bukowski's...
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How many pages did you manage? Dry? Geez. Just about put me off from any further attempts to educate myself :D
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zobraks replied to the thread THE COLDSPRING JOURNAL No. 10, April 1976.A couple of letters Bukowski wrote to Charles Plymell, the editor of The Coldspring Journal (published in the same issue):
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here's the whole story. written in 1932 by james thurber. a blueprint for bukowski who loved thurber? pages save from 1 through to 7 -...
