Post Office by Charles Bukowski

... But what we can affirm in this context, is the necessity to introduce the Arab reader to Bukowski's work in poetry, novels, stories, and biography, opening the door to discover a writer with his unique marks, curse, distinction, and boldness, even though he lived for a long time isolated from us as readers. Charles Bukowski was a genius, influential voice that brought a unique, shocking taste to American poetry and novels, unmatched in the American literary scene before. Bukowski remained the cowboy who did not guard a herd, the worker who never left the slaughterhouse, and the American author who cursed his audience and they laughed.