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hubert selby jr: it/ll be better tomorrow Just arrived in the mail today. I'll poast some thots after I've had a chance to watch it.

Given your musical background, you might find the What are you listening to now thread to be interesting. Anyway, welcome kindly.

Look who made it here. So glad to have you, d0oD. - - Okay, Father Luke

To Whom it may Concern: Please send $40. - amerikan - to the Race Track if you want to have us release Bell Rubbertz - - Signed, The KidnappErz

See there? Smart. (taps head with finger)

The holiest place on earth is where an ancient hatred has become a present love. Tiff is tough as nails.

Bill: What should we do with the money from the fake kidnapping? Reply to this Private Message when you get the chance. P.S. Don't tell anyone else about it. - - Okay, Father Luke

circa 2004

*koff* i never lived in NYC *koff*

Way to go. Welcome home.

"I don't want to be limited to the main subject matter of white middle class novelists in America which is "nifty guys at loose ends" - Jim Harrison

The ghost of Bukowski, I'm tellin' ya. The old man is having a laugh on us.

So, it seems his favorite was "OP" - other people's. Note to mwel: Have your guests bring the hooch, and then drink theirs!

Tell us what you see on Saturday, March 8, Mr Tesseract the Time Keeper. Again, I look at it as one special day when Bukowski magically rose from the dead, and allowed us all to have a nice laugh. - - Okay, Father Luke

Oh, Alan Ladd will always be Shane to me There never was a man like SHANE. Novel by Jack Schaefer

Rural Equivalents to Bukowski Redux . . . My dear Mr. Shane Well, you know, cutting the lawn in the burbs as a child hostage isn't exactly the stuff of inner cities. But, okay. Well, that's one way to look at it. You know, I still would say that, aside from the clichés about Bukowski, he...

You know, I bought this book. I mean it's classic. Look at some of these beauties: Really fantastic. I whole heartedly recommend buying this book, and I do so without any reservations what-so-ever.

I will think about yesterday, when for one brief, magical, moment Henry Charles Bukowski rose from the dead to make me laugh at myself again.

Ooops. Sorry. Come back, Shane!

The other thing is that this isn't a Jim Harrison forum. Nor is it a Hemingway forum. Nor is it a Richard Brautigan forum. Neither is it an Anne Sexton, Sylvia Plath, Onward Christian Soldiers, et. al, ad nauseum. . . forum. But hey? Lively discussions? You bet. Why one topic of...

Raymond Carver has been likened with Bukowski. Read: A small good thing and also Cathedral if you haven't read them. I think you will see what all the fuss is about.

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