Books

A book that I'm currently rereading and really enjoy for its style and tone is: Notes of a Dirty Old Man (1969). There's a lot to say about Charles Bukowski, but what I love most is his gritty, life-worn style, very raw and cutting in the legacy of Louis Ferdinand Celine

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Ahaha 😄 Thanks so much for that. I'm glad to find people who enjoy this author and this book 😁

Yes, I understand. Indeed, it's different when you're a father yourself and have both perspectives to reread Ham on Rye. But Bukowski is brutal in his writing in many aspects. A broken man for writing that is equally so

I'm re-reading Ham on Rye at the moment. I wasn't a father when I first read it. It's brutal on a second reading.