This second posthumous collection from Charles Bukowski takes readers deep into the raw, wild vein of writing that extends from the early 70s to the 1990s.
I finish eating walk down to the first floor and out, and nearby is a penny arcade. I remember it from the 1940s. I walk in. it is full of young Latinos and Blacks between the ages of six and fifteen and they shoot machine guns play mechanical soccer and the piped-in salsa music is very loud. they fly spacecraft test their strength fight in the ring have horse races auto races but none of them want their fortunes told.
Филипп Каретовhas quoted7 years ago
I leave my door open and the cats of the neighborhood all come in. they walk over to me and across the top of my couch and into the bathroom, and one of them goes to sleep on my bed. one other sits by me and we listen to Richard Strauss. we’re in trouble but we don’t know what to do.