About cats (collection)
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Charles Bukowski’s brutality and nonconformity were “domesticated” when he wrote about his four-legged pets. Cats were for him a source of inspiration, an object of love, a cure for the hardships of life, a symbol of independence. A wounding sincerity breaks through when Bukowski writes: “Animals inspire. They don't know how to lie. They are a force of nature. TV makes me sick in five minutes, but I can look at animals for hours and see in them only grace and brilliance, life as it should be.” For Bukowski, cats were more than just cats, this collection confirms this. Contains obscene language!
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Data sheet
- Name of the Author
- Чарльз Буковски
- Language
- Russian
- Translator
- Максим Владимирович Немцов
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Charles Bukowski’s brutality and nonconformity were “domesticated” when he wrote about his four-legged pets. Cats were for him a source of inspiration, an ob...