Charles Bukowski (1920-1994)A selective list of online literary criticism for Los Angeles poet Charles Bukowski, favoring signed articles by recognized scholars and articles published in peer-reviewed sources main page | 20th-century literature | 20th-century poetry | Beat writers | about literaryhistory introduction & biography"Charles Bukowski." An extended introduction to Charles Bukowski, includes list of his works and a secondary reading list, from the Poetry Foundation "Charles Bukowski." A brief introduction to Charles Bukowski from the Academy of American Poets Blohm, Gary. A substantial introduction to Charles Bukowski from the Literary Encyclopedia, 02 May 2005 [subscription service] "Charles Bukowski." A National Public Radio profile of Charles Bukowski, 13 August 2000 Kirsch, Adam. "Smashed: The pulp poetry of Charles Bukowski." New Yorker 14 March 2005 O'Neill, Tony. "Don't blame Bukowski for bad poetry: He made writing great poetry look easy and laid down some truly beautiful lines: it's time to reappraise Charles Bukowski." Guardian 5 Sept. 2005 "Bukowski Lives!" On Charles Bukowski and his publisher, Black Sparrow Press. Sonoma (Calif.) County Independent, 1999 Sherman, Jory. "Bukowski." Blog entry of 1 Aug. 2006 by a longtime friend of Bukowski's Terrill, Mark. A review of Bukowski's What Matters Most is How Well You Walk Through the Fire. Rain Taxi Spring 2000 Winans, A.D. "The Holy Grail: Charles Bukowski and The Second Coming Revolution." Jacket 26 (Oct. 2004) main page | 20th-century literature | 20th-century poetry | Beat writers | about literaryhistory 1998-2010 by LiteraryHistory.com |