Cool images of the man. I picked up a used copy on Amazon. I dig it.

My favorite of all Bukowki CDs -- and I have them all! (The abridged Run with the Hunted session, only available on cassette, is also great.)

A blistering Bukowski rages on this one. Good, but he plays a little too much to the audience. He plays into the image.

An earlier, shorter version of the novel (not as good); Bukowski is not in this one. Read the author interview, in which he intelligently defends Bukowski, at: http://ludlowpress.com/richperez

His first and tightest novel. Written at the age of 50. Who says old dogs can't learn new tricks? Bukowski was just getting started!

A great early collection from Bukowski, contains such classics as, Confessions of a man insane enough to live with beasts - a prototype for later novels

Bukowki's third novel is also one of his very best. Clean simple writing. It tells the story of Bukowski's hellish childhood. Nicely done. Smooth writing.

From his underground newspaper column, which made him a cult figure. Published in Germany with a fake Henry Miller blurb as told in the Buk bio Charles Bukowski: Locked in the Arms of a Crazy Life

Hilarious book. People sometimes complain that it's tedious, poorly structured, etc. Well, why not read it in small bites? This is Bukowski at his funniest. I laughed my head off.

Buk's second novel recalls his life on the road during which he mostly gave up writing, worked crap menial jobs and drank. A novel about work and drifting hopelessly across America.

One of his very best collections. One of the first Bukowski books I ever bought, which made me want to read more.

This is Buk's Hollywood experience. A novel about the making of BARFLY, which Bukowski hated. It's an amusing novel. Hollywood film people = imbeciles.