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Everyone's favorite Dirty Old Man returns with a new volume of uncollected work. Charles Bukowski (1920-1994), one of the most outrageous figures of twentieth-century American literature, was so prolific that many significant pieces never found their way into his books. Absence of the Hero co...

Classic fiction. The second volume of previously uncollected work from between 1946-1992, edited by David Calonne.

Would you dance with the Devil at a rock and roll show? Even if she wanted to kill you? American Blasphemer is the story of a lovesick writer named John who moves to NYC to escape his dysfunctional family after getting dumped by his girlfriend. An epic literary novel written in the tradition o...

Contents: Introduction, Mermaids, Let's Beat the Shit Out of Herman Rosko!, Why Ravens Smile to Little Old Ladies as they Walk By..., the uranium leaking from port radium and rayrock mines is killing us, The Night Charles Bukowski Died, Sky Burial, Snow White Nothing for Miles, My Fifth Step,...

A cop is gunned down and unless Ricky Durrutti, a petty criminal with a short biography and a long rap sheet, can figure out who the real shooter is, he's a dead man. From Hunt's Donuts, opposite where the killing took place, to his room in the El Capitán Hotel, from the blue grass and steel Fede...

April vs. Bukowski is a battle as a tribute to one of April's favorite and most influential authors, Charles Bukowski. It is a collection of poetic observations and laments concerning their favorite subjects; love, sex, rejection, subsequent misery, and the human condition. She shares her m...

Arturo Bandini is a struggling writer lodging in a seedy LA hotel. While basking in the glory of having had a story published in a small magazine, he meets waitress Camilla Lopez, and they embark on a strange and strained love-hate relationship. Slowly, but inexorably, it descends into madness.

Betting on the Muse is a combination of hilarious poetry and stories. Charles Bukowski writes about the real life of a working man and all that comes with it.

The author received inspiration for his work from John Milton's Paradise Lost, and the works of Aldous Huxley, Stephen King, Charles Bukowski, and William Shakespeare. This collection of poems represents roughly thirty years of writing on his part.

The author received inspiration for his work from John Milton's Paradise Lost, and the works of Aldous Huxley, Stephen King, Charles Bukowski, and William Shakespeare. This collection of poems represents roughly thirty years of writing on his part.