Black Swan
Abord the Yorikke!
Great photo, cover is not so good.
well yeah, it's an academic cover.
that's partly my fault (if it IS a fault): the publisher had 3 diff color-versions and Abel asked me about them. I was all for the red one. (still am.)[...] I don't like the red color around it. I would have chosen another color. [...]
that's partly my fault (if it IS a fault):
Same here, only I suggested flipping the green version around (Light text on dark green rather than the option presented), but abel said he could only choose from the three options the publisher provided. The all grey version looked very drab and the green was not so great, so maroon was the best option available....the publisher had 3 diff color-versions and Abel asked me about them. I was all for the red one. (still am.)
well, whoever chose it is an ultra one...
that's a very good album by Depeche Mode![...] ultra [...]
that's partly my fault (if it IS a fault): the publisher had 3 diff color-versions and Abel asked me about them. I was all for the red one. (still am.)
(p.s.: the alternatives had been: 1.: all greyscale (dull/cheap-looking) -or- 2.: a sort of greenish vomit:
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See, you never know who you're going to insult 'round these parts. :rolleyes:
The price is high, but not unusual for scholarly works.
he's a well informed and well known Bukowski-scholar.[...] Having never heard of Mr. Debritto, [...]
If you've ever spent an hour (or three) going through the Unpublished and uncollected forum, or any of his thousands of other early forum posts, you've benefited from Mr. Debritto's research. Whether you've heard of him or not, it's not hard to see the breadth of his work, which is significant.never heard of Mr. Debritto...
If you've ever spent an hour (or three) going through the Unpublished and uncollected forum, or any of his thousands of other early forum posts
Having never heard of Mr. Debritto . . .
Guess what - it smells like fanatic search for details.[...] Curious how the book smells like.
This is a tad off topic but when I first started collecting I was so impressed with a catalog I got in 1966 that I still have it. I wish that the sellers of today could have put the equal time and effort into Bukowski's body of work. Howard Woolmer was the dealer and it was titled A Catalogue of The Imagist Poets.if you still have doubts of those other golden
times
there were other curious creatures: Richard
Aldington, Teddy Dreiser, F. Scott, Hart Crane, Wyndham
Lewis, the
Black Sun Press.
Yes, I said that, and I was very wrong."A critical study of literary magazines, underground newspapers, and small press publications"? I get sleepy just typing that.
you can't even imagine how much I like this statement.I said that, and I was very wrong
Guess I should be glad he didn't change Buk's sexual organs.
although it could be signed by Linda King!;)** perhaps it's signed by Bukowski :p