Category Fiction
Pages 304 Pages
Publication Year 2008
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Reading Level General

ISBN 9781847670403

Rs. 2,238

Canongate

Come On In!

Come On In!

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Who it's for: Readers of contemporary poetry and fans of Bukowski's work

Come On In! is a mesmerizing collection of poems by Charles Bukowski, showcasing his signature blend of raw emotion, dark humor, and unapologetic realism. This sequence of poems is designed to captivate readers from the first page to the last, presenting Bukowski at his sad, hilarious, and renegade best. Why You Should Read This Book: 1. Unfiltered Honesty: Bukowski’s poems dive deep into the raw and gritty aspects of life—booze, loneliness, love, and existential musings—without sugarcoating the truth. 2. Relatable Themes: His reflections on everyday struggles, self-doubt, and personal triumph resonate with anyone who has faced life’s hardships. 3. Unique Voice: Known as the “laureate of American low life,” Bukowski’s maverick, confident free verse stands out amidst conventional poetry. 4. Posthumous Treasures: This collection includes poems published from Bukowski’s archives, offering a rare glimpse into his thoughts on love, sex, gambling, and confronting mortality. 5. Literary Impact: As one of America’s most influential poets, Bukowski’s work has inspired countless readers and writers, bringing poetry to those who thought it wasn’t for them. About the Author: Charles Bukowski (1920–1994) was a German-American poet and novelist, renowned for his raw, candid style. Raised in Los Angeles, he began writing poetry at thirty-five and continued to influence contemporary literature with works that captured the essence of America’s underbelly. His legacy lives on through his bold, authentic, and timeless poetry.

Highlights

  • Showcases Bukowski's signature raw emotion, dark humor, and unapologetic realism
  • Includes poems from Bukowski's archives, offering rare insights into his thoughts
  • Explores themes of booze, loneliness, love, and existential musings
  • Features Bukowski's maverick, confident free verse style
  • Reflects on everyday struggles, self-doubt, and personal triumph

Themes

Booze · Loneliness · Love · Existential musings · Everyday struggles · Mortality

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Category Fiction
Publisher Canongate
ISBN 9781847670403
Pages 304 Pages
Publication Year 2008
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000111048

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Questions about this book

Is this a collection of poems or a novel?

It is a collection of poems by Charles Bukowski, showcasing his signature style.

Are these poems previously unpublished?

The collection includes poems published from Bukowski's archives, offering a rare glimpse into his thoughts.

What themes does Bukowski explore in this collection?

The poems delve into booze, loneliness, love, existential musings, and confronting mortality, among other gritty aspects of life.

Who is Charles Bukowski?

Charles Bukowski (1920–1994) was a German-American poet and novelist known for his raw, candid style, often depicting America's underbelly.

What is Bukowski's writing style like in this book?

His style is described as maverick, confident free verse, blending raw emotion, dark humor, and unapologetic realism.