city: los angeles
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graphic arts center
from charles bukowski posted in literature by prof_improbable
From 1955 to 1957, Bukowski worked at this location when it was Graphic Arts Center.
view full location details...supreme lighting co.
from charles bukowski posted in literature by prof_improbable
Bukowski was employed by Supreme Lighting Co. (briefly) in 1955 at this location.
view full location details...bukowski’s bungalow
from charles bukowski posted in literature by prof_improbable
From 1965 to 1972, Charles Bukowski lived at this bungalow. While at this location, John Martin of Black Sparrow press offered Bukowski $100 a week for life if he would quit the post office and write full time. Bukowski agreed. While living at this home, he wrote "The Days Run Away Like Wild Horses Over The Hills", "Notes of a Dirty Old Man", "Post Office", and many more.
In 2007 and 2008, the bungalow was in danger of being torn down. In February 2008, it became a Los Angeles cultural landmark.
view full location details...bukowski’s place
from charles bukowski posted in literature by prof_improbable
From 1974 to 1977, Charles Bukowski lived at this location. While here, he wrote Factotum (1975), Art (1976), Love Is A Dog From Hell (1977), and several others.
view full location details...bukowski’s home
from charles bukowski posted in literature by prof_improbable
In San Pedro, Bukowski lived at this residence from 1978 until his death in 1994.
He wrote many works while he lived here: Ham On Rye (1982), Hot Water Music (1983), Tales Of Ordinary Madness (1983), Barfly (1984), and many more.
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