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Eleanor’s review of Ask the Dust (The Saga of Arturo Bandini, #3)
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Everything you said is so very true. Fante should be as famous as Bukowski.
There's a fine biography of Fante---Stephen Cooper's FULL OF LIFE. At 400 pages, it's a thorough overview of an underappreciated author.
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Yes, writing stripped down to the bones and sinews.
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Bukowski’s is he led me to Fante. Perhaps his greatest gift!
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There's a fine biography of Fante---Stephen Cooper's FULL OF LIFE. At 400 pages, it's a thorough overview of an underappreciated author.