SUNLIGHT COMING DOWN: THE EARLY CHAPBOOKS OF CHARLES BUKOWSKI

The little magazines constituted the most logical outlet for Bukowski’s incessant creative process because, unlike the subsidized academic journals, they allowed and encouraged experimentation and originality. Some editors were so taken by Bukowski’s poetry that they not only championed him in their little magazines, but they also published Bukowski-only chapbooks in an attempt to consolidate the unequivocal value of his work.

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