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Based on extensive research, this authoritative study places
Bukowski's poetry in its American cultural context, and explores
the key poems and collections in his development. It traces
magazines, literary contacts and influences from the mid-1940s to
The Last Night of the Earth Poems (1992). and Walt Whitman? About
how and why Bukowski formed his unique reading style and public
image? And about where he fits into West Coast and post war
American verse? Although the book takes into account the best of
the American and European commentary that currently exists, it also
offers an original and intriguingly British point of view, giving
special attention to Bukowski's readings during the 1970s and his
influence upon the current generation of West Coast Poets.
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Jules Smith
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R230
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