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mjp replied to the thread Height of literary success.Career and craft are two different things. That article said 1981 was "the height of his literary success," but I think the writer just... -
Q: When was Bukowski at the peak of his career/craft? A: In 1981 for sure: even I had started to read him then.
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zobraks replied to the thread How do you follow Bukowski.Why do you want to delete it? I merged your two posts. -
Bbrody replied to the thread How do you follow Bukowski.I assure i was not pretending and am regretful now. and dont know how to delete this post
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zobraks replied to the thread How do you follow Bukowski.Improve your spelling and grammar and the rest will follow. And, most of all, never pretend to be drunk when posting here.
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BI'm trying to write one novel. But since Bukowski is my inspiration I cant help but feel inferiar. He seems genius to me and I only 25...
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Johannes replied to the thread Height of literary success.To me it's 1958-1978. When he started working at the Post Office, hist craft started exploding. He found his voice and 'became' the... -
zobraks replied to the thread Height of literary success.Q: When was Bukowski at the peak of his career/craft? A: In 1981 for sure: even I had started to read him then.
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hoochmonkey9 replied to the thread Height of literary success.Early '70s? That's the period that always sticks out for me. -
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I guess it took COVID to get this thing (sort of) released. Kino Lorber, Slamdance partner on virtual release of Charles Bukowski doc... -
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Andreas replied to the thread You Never Had It - An Evening with Bukowski.“...in 1981 when he was at the height of his literary success.“