Notes of a Dirty Old Man

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This is a collection of articles that Bukowski wrote in his column for OPEN CITY over about a 11-month period.

I’m also told by the God-fearing that I have ‘sinned’ because I was born a human being and once upon a time human beings did something to one Jesus Christ. I neither killed Christ or Kennedy.”They will kill him because he has not died at all. I have died nine-tenths but keep the other one-tenth like a gun." I don't know what difficult thing Bukowski was trying to say but I can't argue that it was told in a very simple way. Oyy ok let’s get this wrapping up, I’m rambling which means I had a lot of thoughts and didn’t know how to frame them. A little bit less gay bar action would have been nice for me personally but I don’t think anyone delicate or easily offended would read Bukowski past his introduction. I’m not worried about discussing the writing here. It’s irreverent in every sense of the world and the title is aptly named. I actually started listening to this book on audio because Will Patton’s voice is everything, but without actual chapter breaks it was too hard to follow. every man is afraid of being a queer. I get a little tired of it. maybe we should all become queers and relax.” The Man Who Loved Elevators - https://bukowski.net/database/detail.php?w=5699&Title=notes-of-a-dirty-old-man

urn:lcp:notesofdirtyoldm00buko:lcpdf:9411d777-b2d6-4048-8e0e-36a5a9f261c9 Extramarc Columbia University Libraries Foldoutcount 0 Identifier notesofdirtyoldm00buko Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t9z05rm5f Invoice 11 Isbn 0872860744The people walk with such an indifference I begin to hate them, but then again I've never really been fond of anything."