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Bukowski and the Beats

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Literary Nonfiction. Commentary. Interviews. Translated from the French by Alison Ardron. There are several reasons for this book. The principle one is pleasure—the pure joy of returning to Charles Bukowski and to the Beats, by dipping into their legend—particularly since the Beat movement is now enjoying a lively revival of attention through new editions, appearances of previously unpublished material, exhibitions, and other events. There is also the pleasure of rediscovering Charles Bukowski, cult author whose reputation continues to grow steadily all over the world. The full drama of his humor, of his angers, memories, frustrations, and distinctive grace come to life during Jean-François Duval's long interview with An Evening at Buk's Place . The pleasure also consists of having a close look at the links and contradictions between Bukowski and the Beat constellation.

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Bukowski and the Beats, Jean-François Duval

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Título
Bukowski and the Beats
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
2002
Formato
Tapa blanda
ISBN10
0941543307
ISBN13
9780941543309
Serie
Primera publicación
1998
Título original
Buk et les Beats
Calificación
3,65 de 5
Descripción
Literary Nonfiction. Commentary. Interviews. Translated from the French by Alison Ardron. There are several reasons for this book. The principle one is pleasure—the pure joy of returning to Charles Bukowski and to the Beats, by dipping into their legend—particularly since the Beat movement is now enjoying a lively revival of attention through new editions, appearances of previously unpublished material, exhibitions, and other events. There is also the pleasure of rediscovering Charles Bukowski, cult author whose reputation continues to grow steadily all over the world. The full drama of his humor, of his angers, memories, frustrations, and distinctive grace come to life during Jean-François Duval's long interview with An Evening at Buk's Place . The pleasure also consists of having a close look at the links and contradictions between Bukowski and the Beat constellation.