Stories of Ordinary Madness

Charles Bukowski - Cult American Writer of the 20th century, whose European popularity has always overtook American (in one Germany, the lifetime circulation of his books exceeded two million), the author of more than forty books, among whom novels, poems, essistics and stories. Despite the moment of shocking naturalism, his texts are full of lyricity, even peculiar sentimentality. Bukowski is considered to be a short-shaped master, and his classic collection & quot, the history of ordinary madness & quot, - a bright confirmation: aroused his brand ownership in a word to incredible perfection, Bukovski spends his lyrical hero - a woman and drunk, an explicit alter of the author, - on all Circles of modern hell. It is based on this book that the famous Italian director Marco Frereri put the same film (in the main roles of Ben Gazzar, Ornella Muti), awarded Fipression Award at the Film Festival in San Sebastian and Prizes & Quot, David Daetello & Quot, immediately in several categories