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Charles Bukowski (1920-1994) - the cultural figure of American literature, in whose work a whole epoch was reflected. The author of more than forty books, among which novels, poems, essistics and stories.
Bukovski - a supporter of hyperealism, aesthetics of rough and even aggressive honesty. The power of its influence on American culture can be compared unless with the worship of Hemingway. His creativity is extremely autobiographical, and the main character Henry Chinasky, in fact, is an alter-ego writer. This is united by the novels entering this collection: "PostageTe", "Women", "Maculatura", "Maculatura" - Final Roman Bukowski. This is his fantastic parody of the detective, smart and inventive, with traditional adventures at the bottom of life.
The manner of writing and the identity of the margin of Bukowski - an alcoholic and the scandalist - can push someone ... But under in-cynicism, a tender soul is hidden for physiological details and obscene vocabulary, which can deeply feel and empathize with all mankind
Bukovski - a supporter of hyperealism, aesthetics of rough and even aggressive honesty. The power of its influence on American culture can be compared unless with the worship of Hemingway. His creativity is extremely autobiographical, and the main character Henry Chinasky, in fact, is an alter-ego writer. This is united by the novels entering this collection: "PostageTe", "Women", "Maculatura", "Maculatura" - Final Roman Bukowski. This is his fantastic parody of the detective, smart and inventive, with traditional adventures at the bottom of life.
The manner of writing and the identity of the margin of Bukowski - an alcoholic and the scandalist - can push someone ... But under in-cynicism, a tender soul is hidden for physiological details and obscene vocabulary, which can deeply feel and empathize with all mankind
Author:
Author:Charles Bukovski
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Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Fiction
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Paper:White
Series:
Series: Masterpieces of world classics
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-699-83274-3
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