Yes, I've read plenty
of Charles Bukowski in my time
but I think my favorite novel of his
is Post Office. It's not his most
famous book, but the documentation
of a mind-numbing day-to-day job
couldn't be more accurate.
I've read a few times
over the course
of the last decade
and it always entertains.
While it's a 'novel', the whole thing
seems incredibly autobiographical,
as most of Bukowski's work
tends to be.
While revisiting my Bukowski collection,
I also began skimming through his poems
within the anthology What Matters Most
is How Well You Walk Through the Fire.
Get it tatted on my chest.
Featuring content from the 70s to the 90s,
this book is 400 pages
of honest debauchery.
Drink a beer (or ten)
and buy these books here.
Below is a video of Bukowski
reading at Bellevue
Community College
in 1970.
