I read a few days ago a detail that I only just realized was important. It was not written by Bukowski.
So there's this woman (probably an ex) who had children. Those were wondering who was that old guy visiting their mom so often. Then she says that they saw taylor Hackford's documentary and realized that old guy was a great writer.
That quote shows how the documentary contributed to Bukowski's exposure to a wider audience.
But strangely enough, I can't find that quote anymore. I browsed "Scarlet", Linda King's memoirs, "Drinking with Bukowski" and Howard Sounes' biography to no avail.
Does this ring a bell for you?
Thanks again for your help.
So there's this woman (probably an ex) who had children. Those were wondering who was that old guy visiting their mom so often. Then she says that they saw taylor Hackford's documentary and realized that old guy was a great writer.
That quote shows how the documentary contributed to Bukowski's exposure to a wider audience.
But strangely enough, I can't find that quote anymore. I browsed "Scarlet", Linda King's memoirs, "Drinking with Bukowski" and Howard Sounes' biography to no avail.
Does this ring a bell for you?
Thanks again for your help.