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Author: Charles Bukowski

The Notes of a Dirty Old Man began to be published in May 1967 in the alternative newspaper of Los Angeles, Open City, and very quickly made its author famous around the world. It is the serialized...

The Notes of a Dirty Old Man began to be published in May 1967 in the alternative newspaper of Los Angeles, Open City, and very quickly made its author famous around the world. It is the serialized autobiography of a man who lives dangerously – every sentence that Bukowski writes on paper could be his last.

The author was for years the lyrical narrator of...

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  • Release 12/2022
  • Pages Pages 352
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Translation Translation Yiannis Livadas
  • Publisher Publisher Metaichmio
Genre: Prose
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The Notes of a Dirty Old Man began to be published in May 1967 in the alternative newspaper of Los Angeles, Open City, and very quickly made its author famous around the world. It is the serialized autobiography of a man who lives dangerously – every sentence that Bukowski writes on paper could be his last.

The author was for years the lyrical narrator of marginal literature. Unusually witty and often with a fairy-tale realism, aggressive and foul-mouthed, he describes the other side of the "American way of life," the one that leads from the American Dream to the American Nightmare.

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Charles Bukowski is today the greatest poet of America. Jean Genet, author. Every line of Charles Bukowski, tainted by the terror of the American nightmare, articulates the fear and anxiety of a margin that is no longer a minority but includes hundreds of thousands of individuals stuck in the dead zone between violent inhumanity and helpless despair. Henry Miller, author.

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When I came to, the sun was high and I was under the bed. I lifted myself up and realized I could stand. A big cut under my chin. My hand joints were injured. I had experienced worse headaches after a hangover. I had woken up in even worse places. In some detention center, say? Probably. I looked around. It was indeed true. Everything was broken and dirty and shattered, scattered everywhere – lamps, chairs, wardrobe, bed, ashtrays – there was blood everywhere, nothing was in its place, everything was destroyed and beyond repair. I drank some water and then went to the dresser. Everything was there, tens, twenties, fifties, the money I used to throw into the drawer every time I got up to pee while we were playing cards, and I remembered that the fight had started over the MONEY. I gathered all the banknotes, put them in my wallet, opened the paper suitcase on the tilted bed and began putting in my few rags: cheap shirts, old shoes with holey soles, hard and dirty socks, baggy pants with cuffs ready to unravel, a short story about someone who had stuck clamshells at the San Francisco Opera, and a shabby dictionary bought at one of the convenience stores of the Thrifty chain – "palingenesis: the recapitulation of ancestral stages in the evolution of life".

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Author
Charles Bukowski
Publisher
Metaichmio
Publishers
Metaixmio
Type
Prose
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
352
Release Date
12/2022
Publication Date
2022
Dimensions
14x20.5 cm
ISBN-13
9786180332100

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