Charles Bukowski

It's been pointed out to me by Roni that I stopped at p. 213. And there are more pages after that. It's been one of those I-shouldn't-be-allowed-to-type decades. Or think. Or copulate with a mermaid.

The rest of the Notes:

p. 215, "he came down through the laundry shoot", Open City #17, August 24-30, 1967

p. 220, "sit down, Stirkoff", Open City #44, March 1-7, 1968

p. 225, "Miriam and I had the little shack", Open City #21, September 21-27, 1967

p. 234, "one of my best friends", Open City #45, March 8-14, 1968

p. 241, "I have often let shackjobs and whores slash my face", unknown date

p. 247, "I met her in a bookstore", Open City #47, March 22-28, 1968