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Charles Bukowski’s legacy is flawed, morbid, and morally corrupted (that’s obvious, right?), BUT his writing also champions ideas like self-discovery, no matter how dark and repulsive, individuality, and the rejection of the heroic archetype in society.
I have read some of his works: Ham on Rye, Women, Post Office, Love is a Dog from Hell, Factotum, You Get So Alone At Time That It Just Makes Sense.
He reminds us, in his nasty and twisted ways, to accept our own complexities and contradictions; to fully recognize them for what they are.
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