Bukowski: Born Into This

"Will Dockery", remarked:
> > tomorrowthanyouthink.RemoveThis@yahoo.com (Tamara) wrote in message news:<d8f1a7ac.0406081045.6d9e4bf8.RemoveThis@posting.google.com>...
> > > "robertandrews" <robertandrew.RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<ka_wc.21653$AU1.12914@nwrddc01.gnilink.net>...
> > > > You can lead a frightened horse through the snow, but you can't make a
> > > > bukowski.
> > >
> > > just as I was reading that coffee table Rolling Stones book,I found
> > > someone from the time to go with Snyder,Bly,McClure. Mr. Bukowski is
> > > excellent. Why was he ignored?
> >
> > He rose just a bit later than the others you mention. The first Buk
> > writing I remember reading was in a mid 1970s issue of Hustler.

Wow....

Larry was cool.



> It was
> > a pretty creepy short story of a fairly typical Buk type character.
> > Only later when I found his poetry, did I begin to appreciate him
> > more.
> > Will
> >
> > =====
> > Art, music, poetry of Will Dockery:
> > http://www.lulu.com/dockery
>
> > now you're an expert? two days ago you had one book.
> >
> > Renay
>
> You're so desperate to put me down that you don't even care that
> nowhere have I claimed to be an expert on Bukowski. I enjoy his work,
> and distinctly remember when he began to become more widely known, and
> that's that.
>
> I remember distinctly *my* first exposure to Bukowski, the Hustler
> short story and an essay by Lester Bangs on him. I've read quite a few
> of Buk's pieces through the 1980s and 1990s, and had the CD collection
> of him reading for a while back in 1998. I *own* two of his books,
> "Boarding House Madrigals" and "Hollywood".
>
> There, Renay. Dig yourself up a nice Dockery put-down so your friends
> can giggle. That seems to be all you're good for around here, these
> days... until you post another sexy photo of yourself.
>
> Not likely we'll see a poem here from you, or any of your cronies.
> Will
>
> =====
> Art, music, poetry of Will Dockery:
> http://www.lulu.com/dockery
>
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"Will Dockery" <feardevil420 DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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 > tomorrowthanyouthink DeleteThis @yahoo.com (Tamara) wrote in message
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   > > > You can lead a frightened horse through the snow, but you can't make a
   > > > bukowski.
  > >
  > > just as I was reading that coffee table Rolling Stones book,I found
  > > someone from the time to go with Snyder,Bly,McClure. Mr. Bukowski is
  > > excellent. Why was he ignored?
 >
 > He rose just a bit later than the others you mention. The first Buk
 > writing I remember reading was in a mid 1970s issue of Hustler. It was
 > a pretty creepy short story of a fairly typical Buk type character.
 > Only later when I found his poetry, did I begin to appreciate him
 > more.
 > Will

now you're an expert? two days ago you had one book.

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"Will Dockery" <feardevil420 DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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  > > tomorrowthanyouthink DeleteThis @yahoo.com (Tamara) wrote in message
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   > > > > You can lead a frightened horse through the snow, but you can't make
a
   > > > > bukowski.
   > > >
   > > > just as I was reading that coffee table Rolling Stones book,I found
   > > > someone from the time to go with Snyder,Bly,McClure. Mr. Bukowski is
   > > > excellent. Why was he ignored?
  > >
  > > He rose just a bit later than the others you mention. The first Buk
  > > writing I remember reading was in a mid 1970s issue of Hustler. It was
  > > a pretty creepy short story of a fairly typical Buk type character.
  > > Only later when I found his poetry, did I begin to appreciate him
  > > more.
  > > Will
  > >
  > > =====
  > > Art, music, poetry of Will Dockery:
<font color=green>  > > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.lulu.com/dockery</font" target="_blank">http://www.lulu.com/dockery</font</a>>
 >
  > > now you're an expert? two days ago you had one book.
  > >
  > > Renay
 >
 > You're so desperate to put me down that you don't even care that
 > nowhere have I claimed to be an expert on Bukowski. I enjoy his work,
 > and distinctly remember when he began to become more widely known, and
 > that's that.

uh-huh. I'm so desperate to put you down that I sit around most
of the day waiting for inspiration. (William, you put yourself down
each time you come here with more huff'n'puff about how great
and talented you are.)
 >
 > I remember distinctly *my* first exposure to Bukowski, the Hustler
 > short story and an essay by Lester Bangs on him. I've read quite a few
 > of Buk's pieces through the 1980s and 1990s, and had the CD collection
 > of him reading for a while back in 1998. I *own* two of his books,
 > "Boarding House Madrigals" and "Hollywood".

wait a sec while I fail to be impressed. sounds like you and "Buk"
are like *this* wanna know what a real fan does? names his dog
Hank. seriously. my kid did. youngsters can be forgiven for being
easily led. he's a whole lot more picky now than he used to be.
actually reads the poems instead of the hype before he jumps on
a bandwagon. try it. sad for the dog, though.

recently I fed you a pretty well known "Buk" line. you come up
with the title yet?
 >
 > There, Renay. Dig yourself up a nice Dockery put-down so your friends
 > can giggle. That seems to be all you're good for around here, these
 > days... until you post another sexy photo of yourself.

well there ya go. couldn't use a queer flame cuz I'm a girrrl.
do smart chicks scare you, Will? funny you can click a link where photos
are but you ignored it when I gave you <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.dictionary.com" target="_blank">www.dictionary.com</a> for free.

 >
 > Not likely we'll see a poem here from you, or any of your cronies.

no, not likely you'll see a poem here from me anytime soon. do you
know why? no, prolly not. you jumped in waaaaay too late for that.
they're out there, though.

buy my book, you cheap bastard (thank you, mjp!)

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"Renay St. James" <sophia.DeleteThis@prettyprettyprincess.com> wrote

   > > > > > You can lead a frightened horse through the snow, but you can't make
 > a
   > > > > > bukowski.
   > > > >
   > > > > just as I was reading that coffee table Rolling Stones book,I found
   > > > > someone from the time to go with Snyder,Bly,McClure. Mr. Bukowski is
   > > > > excellent. Why was he ignored?
   > > >
   > > > He rose just a bit later than the others you mention. The first Buk
   > > > writing I remember reading was in a mid 1970s issue of Hustler. It was
   > > > a pretty creepy short story of a fairly typical Buk type character.
   > > > Only later when I found his poetry, did I begin to appreciate him
   > > > more.
   > > > Will
   > > >
   > > > =====
   > > > Art, music, poetry of Will Dockery:
<font color=brown>   > > > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.lulu.com/dockery</font" target="_blank">http://www.lulu.com/dockery</font</a>>
 >
   > > > now you're an expert? two days ago you had one book.
   > > >
   > > > Renay
  > >
  > > You're so desperate to put me down that you don't even care that
  > > nowhere have I claimed to be an expert on Bukowski. I enjoy his work,
  > > and distinctly remember when he began to become more widely known, and
  > > that's that.
 >
 > uh-huh. I'm so desperate to put you down that I sit around most
 > of the day waiting for inspiration. (William, you put yourself down
 > each time you come here with more huff'n'puff about how great
 > and talented you are.)
  > >
  > > I remember distinctly *my* first exposure to Bukowski, the Hustler
  > > short story and an essay by Lester Bangs on him. I've read quite a few
  > > of Buk's pieces through the 1980s and 1990s, and had the CD collection
  > > of him reading for a while back in 1998. I *own* two of his books,
  > > "Boarding House Madrigals" and "Hollywood".
 >
 > wait a sec while I fail to be impressed. sounds like you and "Buk"
 > are like *this* wanna know what a real fan does? names his dog
 > Hank. seriously. my kid did. youngsters can be forgiven for being
 > easily led. he's a whole lot more picky now than he used to be.
 > actually reads the poems instead of the hype before he jumps on
 > a bandwagon. try it. sad for the dog, though.
 >
 > recently I fed you a pretty well known "Buk" line. you come up
 > with the title yet?
  > >
  > > There, Renay. Dig yourself up a nice Dockery put-down so your friends
  > > can giggle. That seems to be all you're good for around here, these
  > > days... until you post another sexy photo of yourself.
 >
 > well there ya go. couldn't use a queer flame cuz I'm a girrrl.
 > do smart chicks scare you, Will? funny you can click a link where photos
 > are but you ignored it when I gave you <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.dictionary.com" target="_blank">www.dictionary.com</a> for free.
 >
  > >
  > > Not likely we'll see a poem here from you, or any of your cronies.
 >
 > no, not likely you'll see a poem here from me anytime soon. do you
 > know why? no, prolly not. you jumped in waaaaay too late for that.
 > they're out there, though.
 >
 > buy my book, you cheap bastard (thank you, mjp!)

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