Avital's review
The Most Beautiful Woman in Town
by Charles Bukowski
Avital's review
The Most Beautiful Woman in Town by Charles Bukowski
Avital's review
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The first stories knocked me off my feet. The bareness of feeling, the existentialist characters, and the odd relationships transport you into the world of the outsider, and suddenly you (I!) want to belong with them. But then, the drunken style becomes more obvious than the story itself, an it's then, that you (I!) go back to his poems, which are purer in feeling.
