Description
Bukowski’s unmistakable charisma – an ex-down-and-outer who wrote of booze and loneliness in maverick, confident free verse – made him one of the world’s most popular poets long before he died in 1994. More than a decade later, death has not slowed his production.
This collection is selected from an archive of verse that the author left to be published after his death. It includes poems of love and sex, advice to so-called losers (as he once was) to have confidence in themselves (as he did), gambling laments and humbling poems accepting his own imminent ultimate full stop.







In Plain Air: Poems 1958-1980
I Don't Like Poetry
Let Us Compare Mythologies
The Princess and the Wizard: Book and CD Pack
The Shaking City
Cross-Talk
Railway Rhymes (Everyman Pocket Poets)
The Silvering
Comic Poems
New and Selected Poems. Volume One
The Smeds and the Smoos
Then Come Back
Leonard Cohen Poems