Bukowski's

Though alcohol might have saved Charles Bukowski's life, it retains the inherent contradiction as both healer and destroyer.

Network Awesome: Alcohol and Charles Bukowski Network Awesome 2011

Where are Bukowski's trademark soliloquies of goatish self-glorification?

Visiting a Land Beyond Fodor's Reach 2011

John Fante wrote the underappreciated Ask the Dust which was completely forgotten until Bukowski's publisher republished it and all of Fante's books.

James Altucher: 6 Things I Learned From Charles Bukowski James Altucher 2011

Sheen resembles a startled gosling that's just crawled out of Charles Bukowski's left nostril or a haunted scarecrow from a Stephen King story.

Idolising bad boys makes Charlies of us all | Barbara Ellen 2011

Joshua Mohr's "Damascus" Two Dollar Radio, 206 pages, $16 is set in an oft-mythologized place, a California dive bar, and it therefore will invite comparisons with the late Charles Bukowski's seedy work.

Visiting a Land Beyond Fodor's Reach 2011

At times, the narration sounds like tips to a choreographer; at others, a vernacular poem of blunt advice: Charles Bukowski's "lyrics" include references to certain aesthetic choices and to basic bodily functions.

High-Style Highlights Robert Greskovic 2010

"Damascus" is instead a redeeming and sympathetic story of the assorted losers and lowlifes who converge in a bar in San Francisco's Mission District rather than Bukowski's Los Angeles.

Visiting a Land Beyond Fodor's Reach 2011

Particle physics failed me, along with my liver, and a psyche sadly born lacking Bukowski's famous endurance.

Super Collider 2010

But while the poem is touching, its title, like much of Bukowski's raw poetry and prose, cannot be repeated on the radio.

Exhibition Celebrates Iconoclastic Writer Charles Bukowski 2010

She says this research library, with its literary treasures and just a short drive from the racetrack, is a perfect place for Bukowski's papers.

Exhibition Celebrates Iconoclastic Writer Charles Bukowski 2010