When Abel Debritto first started researching and writing about Charles Bukowski, he knew that the prolific underground poet, short story writer and novelist, who had written thousands of poems in his ...

If you haven't read any Charles Bukowski love poems, the special time you didn't even know you were waiting for has finally arrived. Bukowski was a German-born American author and poet, best known for ...

Bukowski’s chatty free verse (and fiction) about disappointment, drunkenness, racetracks, flophouses, lust, sexual failure, poverty and late-life success amassed an enormous following by the time of ...

Lex Fridman reciting Charles Bukowski In this haunting recital, Lex Fridman channels the raw intensity of Bukowski’s iconic words. We’ve reimagined the moment with a minimalist vintage filter, subdued ...

When Charles Bukowski died at 73, he left behind more than 45 volumes of poetry and prose, an oeuvre that to this day makes up the most entertaining affront ever delivered to modern letters. The books ...

Charles Bukowski wasn't *just* a beer drinking machine. He was a sensitive Cancer who self-medicated and wrote all night. Maybe like some of you do. As much as we love the man, we aren't quite sure ...

With at least three more full manuscripts apparently still remaining in the trunk Charles Bukowski left at his death in 1994, the appearance of this second installment of posthumous work will only ...

When Marjory Gilbert read a Times On Location story about the movie “Bukowski,” produced and directed by James Franco, it brought back vivid memories of her long-ago encounter with the late poet.

The Approval Matrix: Carly Rae’s Wedding Bells, Lily Allen’s Divorce Knells Our guide to what’s highbrow, lowbrow, brilliant, and despicable.

There’s something tacky about using a dead artist’s work to hawk a product, but at least it’s one that Bukowski was a fan of. There were famous writer/drinkers, and then there was Charles Bukowski.