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Charles Bukowski, On Writing.

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Charles Bukowski, On Writing.

— The courage to be disliked.

Perhaps I am old fashioned, but when I think of you and I, I think of a house in the suburbs with nothing but warmth inside, and I think of spending all my days taking care of you and facing every challenge together in life’s ever-changing tide.

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how to read all the books in one lifetime?

Charles Bukowski, On Writing.

When you’re given an opportunity to change your life, be ready to do whatever it takes to make it happen. The world doesn’t give things, you take things.

:the seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo

I think some writers do suffer this fate mainly because at heart they are rebellious and the rules of grammar like many of the other rules of our world call for a herding in and a confirmation that the natural writer instinctively abhors, and, furthermore, his interest lies in the wider scope of subject and spirit.

— Charles Bukowski, On Writing.