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Cover Page Title Page Copyright Contents Introduction

Charles Bukowski on Writers and Writing

Manifesto

Upon the Mathematics of the Breath and the Way

Tales

A Dollar for Carl Larsen Hell Yes, the Hydrogen Bomb Dialogue: Dead Man on the Fence Autographical Statement Bukowski Meets a Merry Drunk Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“Can’t you keep those motherfuckers quiet?”) Bukowski’s Gossip Column More Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“You may not believe it”) More Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“I was put in touch with them”) More Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“I swung three deep out of Vacantsville”) Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“Tony Kinnard was a great poet of the ’50s”) Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“They’d been married 32 years”) Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“We walked in”) Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“I’m not in the mood for an immortal column today”) Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“I had given up on women”) Guggenheim Application: Narrative Account of Career Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“‘Harry,’ said Doug”) Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“I was too early at the airport”) Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“They were drunk and driving along the coast”) Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“The Great Poet had finished his reading”) Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“Hello Mom”) Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“Lydia got out of bed”) Notes of a Dirty Old Man (“I left L.A. International with a tremendous hangover”) Politics and Love Dildo Man

Introductions and Criticism

Editors (and others) Write Little Magazines in America: Conclusion of Symposium Introduction to John William Corrington, Mr. Clean and Other Poems The Corybant of Wit: Review of Irving Layton, The Laughing Rooster Introduction to Jory Sherman, My Face in Wax Lightning in a Dry Summer: Review of John William Corrington, The Anatomy of Love and Other Poems Another Burial of a Once Talent: Review of John William Corrington’s Lines to the South and Other Poems Foreword to Steve Richmond, Hitler Painted Roses Essay on Nothing for Your Mother Nothingness Who’s Big in the “Littles” The Deliberate Mashing of the Sun (d.a. levy) Charles Bukowski on Willie: Introduction to The Cockroach Hotel by Willie [William Hageman] Introduction to Doug Blazek’s Skull Juices The Impotence of Being Ernest: Review of Hemingway’s Islands in the Stream An Introduction to These Poems: Al Masarik, Invitation to a Dying Foreword: Steve Richmond, Earth Rose A Note on These Poems: Appreciation to Al Purdy’s At Marsport Drugstore About “Aftermath” Preface: The Bukowski/Purdy Letters 1964–1974 Introduction to Horsemeat Foreword: Douglas Goodwin, Half Memory of a Distant Life Foreword: Macdonald Carey, Beyond That Further Hill Further Musings

Interviews

Stonecloud Interview Confessions of a Badass Poet Craft Interview for New York Quarterly Gin-Soaked Boy Lizard’s Eyelid Interview

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