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Tales of Ordinary Madness Book Description: Bukowski's most popular stories...he would sit on the sand and look at the water, everything was hard to believe when you looked at the water, that there was a country called China or the USA and Vietnam, that he was once a child, no, it was hard to believe that It wasn't, he couldn't forget it. And also the age of manhood: jobs and women, then lack of women, now unemployment. A tramp in his sixties. finished. nothing. He had one dollar and twenty cents in cash in his pocket. He also paid a week's rent. ocean... he thought about women again. A few of them were nice to him. Others had become cunning, noisy, a little crazy and very difficult women. rooms and beds and houses and Christmases and jobs and songs and hospitals and dullness, dull days and nights and lack of meaning and lack of opportunity. and now, the equivalent of sixty years: one dollar and twenty cents." SIThe works in Tales of Ordinary Insanity are considered the best examples of how Charles Bukowski gained his deserved fame. In these stories, Bukowski draws on his own life, the world of losers, drunkards, crazy people, and tricksters. , looks at a world of prostitutes from a different lens of its own and explains everything as clearly and clearly as possible. Number of Pages: 200 Year of Printing: 2016 Language: Turkish Publishing House: Parantez Journalism and Publishing"