A century after his birth, what would Charles Bukowski make of the

He wrote about the tyranny of menial work, three-day benders and one-night stands. Far from becoming period pieces, the American-German poet’s stories have never been more topical, writes William Cook

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Charles Bukowski was a German-American poet, novelist, and short story writer who is widely…, by Ivan Yudin

Bust of Charles Bukowski

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