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Charles Bukowski & Notes From The UndergroundIn the sixties, Bukowski was given a forum to voice his reflections and opinions on life and literature. The underground Los Angeles newspaper, "Open City" brought Bukowski on as a contributing writer. He called his column, "Notes of a Dirty Old Man."
A collection of these articles was eventually published in 1969. "Notes Of A Dirty Old Man" was Bukowski's first widespread success in the publishing world. Twenty thousand copies sold in the first few months, establishing Charles Bukowski as a recognized writer in California.
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