Santa Fe New Mexican, 1965 (1 Viewer)

[Digney in Burnaby]

Not sure if I should post these here. I'm having trouble getting the database to search for titles. Everything comes up "no match".

The Santa Fe New Mexican was a daily newspaper (listed in the magazine section of the database a couple of times). They had a Sunday section titled Pasatiempo (translated as hobby/pastime?) and, for a while an "American Poet" section. Bukowski, Jean Rosenbaum (Outcast), Marvin Malone and Judson Crews made that section.

Poems by Bukowski: And the Mouse Knows and the Windowpane and the Chair (March 21, 1965); Cement Man on Cement Horse (April 4, 1965); My Eyes Sleep (April 11, 1965); We Knew We Were Dead (May 2, 1965); and, My Mother, Bless Her (October 17, 1965).

 

[Erik]

Thanks.
The fourth one for me.

 

[Rekrab]

Thanks for posting these. Interesting that in the first one, his name is misspelled "Chanler Bukowski" and in the second one he's "Bukewski"

 

[Purple Stickpin]

Chanler Bukowski must be the guy who came up with all those quotes that get mis-attributed to Hank.

 

[Rekrab]

What bugs me is when people call him "Buko" in some of the Bukowski groups on Facebook.

 

[Pogue Mahone Athbheoim]

This is uncommon stuff, thank you!

 

[Johannes]

Fucking love early Bukowski. Such a unique sound.

Chanler FTW.