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3331386 No.3331386 [Reply] [Original]

Thank you so much for introducing me to Bukowski, /lit/. This book was amazing.

Can you recommend any more raw accounts of living in the American Depression?

>> No.3331393
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3331393

>Enjoying Bukowski
>Thinking Ham on Rye was amazing

>> No.3331396

The Grapes of Wrath

>> No.3331399

>>3331386
> the American Depression?

Which one? If you are talking about the current American Depression, try Tao Lin.

>> No.3331403

>>3331393
This dude's mad because Bukowski fucked his mother and never paid child support.

>> No.3331404

>>3331393
Try harder next time.

>> No.3331406

>>3331399
He wants the American Depression, not depressing Americans.

>> No.3331413

>>3331403
What is the first letter of my first name.

>>3331404
I wish Bukowski did, but I guess miracles aren't real.

>> No.3331425

If you want a slightly less pretentious version of Bukowski, read John Fante.

>> No.3331466

>>3331413
Why are you so Bitter? Why don't you go and post in a thread of an author you like, instead of spreading your bad vibes everywhere.

>> No.3331475

>>3331393
>Took you 2 minutes
>you are this butthurt

>> No.3331491

>>3331466
This is 4chan.

>>3331475
>mfw it's was the front page, new post
Don't get it twisted.

>> No.3331526
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3331526

>>3331466
>Why are you so Bitter?
>asked the Bukowski fan

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3331552

>>3331466
>Posting in a Bukowski thread
>Why are you so Bitter?

>> No.3331555

Not Depression era, but if you like Bukowski's wonderfully cynical first person prose, try Knut Hamsun, or Celine.

>> No.3331601

>>3331552
>>3331526
>Directed at a guy who isn't a Bukowski fan

>> No.3331634

>>3331393
So in another thread i remember your story about Bukowski fucking and assaulting your mother, that's why you have this 'crusade' against Bukowski on /lit/. I'm sorry about what happened to her but what exactly are you trying to accomplish? It's pathetic that you search every thread for a mention of Bukowski and then start trolling. You life revolves around your mother's rapist and that's sad. Move on, man.

>> No.3331642

>>3331399
Go to bed, towel.

>> No.3331643

>>3331634
Buk raped his mommy? It all makes sense now.

>> No.3331650

>>3331643
No. Unfortunately, Bukowski didn't rape his Mother.

>> No.3331653

>>3331643
I hope that story is true, gives him a reason to troll. Otherwise he's just a sad little boy spending all day on /lit/ hoping for someone to mention Bukowski.

>> No.3331661

>>3331393
Tripfag, why do I see you in every Bukowski thread? It never fails...someone brings up Bukowski and then you show up trying to convince us how shitty he is and his work is. You don't see how fucking pathetic that is?

>> No.3331857

Just read more Bukowski, OP.

>> No.3331860

>>3331634
Do you have that full thread to prove it that I said that in all honesty and wasn't trolling? I appreciate your courage of waiting over an hour to make sure I'm gone before posting that.

>>3331643
Nope.

>>3331653
I don't hope anyone posts Bukowski. The only reason I keep the trip on is for this reason, that people can reply to me as I am in Bukowski threads. I'm thinking about taking it off though because all I get is the same crybabies that jump into threads I'm in and repeat the same shit over and over when they see my trip. If anything, those people that are following me around waiting for me to post in Bukowski threads, like this "bukowski raped your mom" guy, are the sad ones.

>>3331661
Every bukowski thread? I haven't been in every Bukowski thread. It seems funny that people think that I'm some massive troll that just waits for people to post about Bukowski all day. The truth is, this is one of the slower boards on 4chan, so it's not hard to catch up. Especially when I'm clearly here and posting around in other threads, it amazes me that people think I've been sitting here in silence waiting for Bukowski threads just to pop-up.

I'm not trying to convince the majority of people that respond to me. Most know the arguments I have, they can't defend against them, so they start with "Bukowski raped your mommy!" and other lame things.

If I save one person from having to read Bukowski, I've done my job.


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Side Note: When people post "Buk raped your mom" to me, without fail there's always the same "He raped his mom!?" "Oh this explains it." from two or three "other" (I use that loosely) people. If these are really other people from the one person, you're an idiot if you're believing that.

>> No.3331883

>>3331860
To make things clear, Bukowski had consensual sex with your mom?

>> No.3331889

>>3331883
Nope.

>> No.3331922

>>3331396
This

>> No.3331967

Of Mice and Men

>> No.3333857

>>3331393

Someone likes Bukowski! MY CHANCE TO BE COOL!

>> No.3335238

>>3331555
>if you like Bukowski's wonderfully cynical first person prose, try Knut Hamsun, or Celine.
This

>> No.3335241

>>3331425
This. I'm reading Ask the Dust and it's amazing just how similar they feel as writers.

>> No.3336378

Bump

>> No.3337167

Hard Times by Studs Terkel immediately comes to mind. It's an oral history of the Great Depression, but's brilliantly collected and arranged.