Name: El Padecimiento Continuo (in Spanish)
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Author: Charles Bukowski
ISBN: 9788498957686

portada El Padecimiento Continuo (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Charles Bukowski

Publisher

Visor Libros

Year

2010

Language

Spanish

Pages

151

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9788498957686

Edited in

España

Edition No.

Synopsis "El Padecimiento Continuo (in Spanish)"

EL padecimiento continuo es una recopilación de poemas inéditos de Charles Bukowski (1920-1994), uno de los más célebres, imitados, convulsivos y compulsivos poetas del... Leer másEL padecimiento continuo es una recopilación de poemas inéditos de Charles Bukowski (1920-1994), uno de los más célebres, imitados, convulsivos y compulsivos poetas del siglo XX.Nacido en Alemania, es sin embargo uno de los autores más emblemáticos de la literatura norteamericana, hasta el extremo de que Joyce Carol Oates ha dicho de él que es «el Walt Whitman de Los Ángeles», ciudad en la que residió durante 50 años.A otros ángeles se refiere Leonard Cohen cuando afirma que Bukowski «puso a todo el mundo a ras de tierra, incluso a los ángeles».Nuevos poemas, en definitiva, de Bukowski, siempre fieles a Bukowski.

Charles Bukowski

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Heinrich Karl Bukowski (Andernach, Germany, August 16, 1920-San Pedro, Los Angeles, March 9, 1994), known as (Henry) Charles Bukowski, was a writer of short stories, a novelist, and a poet born in Germany, representative of dirty realism and considered a "cursed poet" due to his excessive alcoholism, poverty, and bohemian lifestyle

The literary work of Bukowski is strongly influenced by the atmosphere of the city of Los Angeles, where he spent most of his life. Today, he is considered one of the most influential writers of American literature and one of the symbols of "dirty realism" and independent literature

Bukowski wrote books in various genres, such as: diaries, stories, novels, poems, essays, and even wrote Barfly, a film screenplay based on his alter ego Henry Chinaski, directed by French filmmaker Barbet Schroeder, a film in which he made a cameo in a bar. He compiled this experience in a book of stories, Hollywood (1989)

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