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There was a question about Bukowski in this evening's TV Slagalica*: ("Henry Chinaski, the main character of the movie "Barfly," is... -
the photos were taken by the weird dude asking about motorcycles in the dylan press conference i posted earlier... -
think this one was mentioned before. really enjoyed the vibe of it. "poetry in translation is like wearing a raincoat in the shower"
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i keep rewatching this. he's a genius at not giving the people what they want re answers to questions. reminds me a bit of bukowski...
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think this one was mentioned before. really enjoyed the vibe of it. "poetry in translation is like wearing a raincoat in the shower" -
d gray replied to the thread Seen any good movies lately?.think this one was mentioned before. really enjoyed the vibe of it. "poetry in translation is like wearing a raincoat in the shower" -
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Black Swan replied to the thread Why the Beatles?.Interesting story!
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the photos were taken by the weird dude asking about motorcycles in the dylan press conference i posted earlier...
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d gray replied to the thread Why the Beatles?.the photos were taken by the weird dude asking about motorcycles in the dylan press conference i posted earlier...
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d gray replied to the thread About Bob Dylan.i keep rewatching this. he's a genius at not giving the people what they want re answers to questions. reminds me a bit of bukowski...
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Career and craft are two different things. That article said 1981 was "the height of his literary success," but I think the writer just...