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Other Bukowski Sites


Look for noteworthy contributions from longtime regulars in this venerable newsgroup watering hole.
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Charles Bukowski at All Music
A good list of the dozen recordings of Bukowski with links to the actual Amazon content.
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Charles Bukowski at Amazon
More Bukowski than you can afford.
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A range of Bukowski-related ephemera is always for sale on eBay.
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IMDB's author page incluldes a well-written biography, celebrity photos, a list of writing credits, and links to films and videos made of his work.
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Charles Bukowski at Literary Kicks
Ten years from now, we'll look at this and say, That was when it really meant something. Before the "e" got stuck in front of everything. (Some twenty years later, Literary Kicks is still a kick-ass website.)
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Charles Bukowski at poets.org
A brief biography includes four previously published poems.
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Charles Bukowski at the Poetry Foundation
A thoroughly written biography includes links to about a dozen poems, four of which were published in Poetry magazine.
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"The most active Bukowski discussion forum on the web. Database of works, original manuscripts, timeline and a lot more."
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This collection of over 80 boxes of fiction, poetry, and correspondence written by Bukowski was donated in 2006 to the Rare Book Collections, Huntington Library, San Marino, CA, by Linda Lee Bukowski.
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This collection of nearly 400 issues of 248 periodicals with content written by or about Bukowski was donated in 2006 to the Rare Book Collections, Huntington Library, San Marino, CA, by Linda Lee Bukowski.
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Peter Vidani's page of "Bukowski quotes on life, death, love, writing."
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This collection of 703 items from 255 periodicals and 37 monographs dating from 1940 to 2003 written by or about Bukowski was donated in 2007 to the Rare Book Collections, Huntington Library, San Marino, CA, by Linda Lee Bukowski, who purchased the material from John Martin, the original collector.
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This auction (closed in 2007) at PBA Galleries featured two personal libraries with extensive collections of works by Bukowski and the Beats. The items include rare and signed editions with cover photos and detailed descriptions.