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bukowski on lowry
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  • @tatiashtatia
    @tatiashtatia 12 днів тому

    He is right, Lowry has some silly metaphors…like ‘ it got dark like the house of usher’ ahahahaha like obvious drop how educated I am or what…

  • @SuccessMMA
    @SuccessMMA 2 місяці тому

    Bukowski never impressed me much.

  • @austinwoods466
    @austinwoods466 2 місяці тому

    2:18 Based

  • @simiancinema2022
    @simiancinema2022 5 місяців тому

    A philistine imbecile. Conned everyone from a one-legged fat lady to Sean Penn. Pathetic.

  • @LucasNauan
    @LucasNauan 8 місяців тому

    Bukowski must have loved Cormac McCarthy.

  • @alkebabish
    @alkebabish 9 місяців тому

    I have to agree, Under the Volcano is a brilliant book but it is sometimes boring and I would find myself having to reread bits because I had lost concentration. It's interesting how Bukowski and Lowry were both tortured alcoholic writers who played on that archetype for fame, but they are very different.

  • @Dan-oe3my
    @Dan-oe3my 9 місяців тому

    There's a difference between alcoholism and heavy drinking. Lowry was an alcoholic, buk was a heavy drinker. I don't think Lowry would be getting up at 5am to work the post office.

  • @christophermoon64
    @christophermoon64 10 місяців тому

    When I was a drunk, I couldn't take in Lowry. Now that I'm sober, I can admire Lowry so much more, tho he was a drunk, too. I soo understand Bukowski, but he is so wrong. Have another. Malcolm Lowry was a fantastic writer, you just have to have a mind for it.

  • @jackcrane7853
    @jackcrane7853 11 місяців тому

    At last someone dares to speak out what I always felt when reading Lowry...

  • @maxilopez1596
    @maxilopez1596 Рік тому

    I agree with Bukowski on most writers, but he's got Lowry all wrong...great, great writer

  • @erniebuchinski3614
    @erniebuchinski3614 Рік тому

    "What are the three secrets to great writing, Charles?" "Bim, bim, bim!" 🤣

  • @tomshaw1015
    @tomshaw1015 Рік тому

    bukowski needs his head held. Nutter

  • @Austria88586
    @Austria88586 Рік тому

    This must be a case of jealousy because Under the Volcano is a masterpiece

  • @Johnconno
    @Johnconno 2 роки тому

    'Well, you see Lowry drank too much.' Bukowski.

  • @saintstiglitz2030
    @saintstiglitz2030 2 роки тому

    Lowry proved that despite drinking, he failed as an artist. Bukowski proved that he made great art with alcoholism. "Under the Volcano" would have made a good short story. But as it was, it became mostly uninspired, stupid, boring babble. “An intellectual is a man who says something simple in a difficult way. An artist is a man who says something difficult in a simple way.”

  • @nyccolm
    @nyccolm 2 роки тому

    Bukowski likely simply too drunk to be able to read Lowry. Under the Volcano a brilliant book.

  • @benjaminschmidt1222
    @benjaminschmidt1222 2 роки тому

    Ich schätze Bukowskis literarische Arbeit. Langweilt mich Lowry? Natürlich nicht. Hat Lowry Bukowski gelangweilt? Das Interview deutet darauf hin; seinem Werk wäre es aber dennoch sehr wahrscheinlich zuträglich gewesen, wenn der Mut zum Lesen die Langeweile überstiegen hätte. Davon ab gibt es sehr glaubwürdig beschriebene Abende, die im Delirium mit Lowry verbracht wurden; Bukowski nächtigte derweil wahrscheinlich in schäbiger Unterkunft. Meine Wahl ist getroffen. Darauf einen Mescal.

  • @juanadrianarquinegogomez3610
    @juanadrianarquinegogomez3610 2 роки тому

    pim pim pim pim pim pim -> masterpiece

  • @highiqgenius9910
    @highiqgenius9910 2 роки тому

    He should’ve reread Volcano

  • @MRfDestruction
    @MRfDestruction 2 роки тому

    never liked Bukowski, but “yawned myself to shit” is the kind of funny only a maniac drunk could drum up and it is great

  • @harrypollock6682
    @harrypollock6682 2 роки тому

    If he showed a bim with juice then I'd believe it

  • @GalacticCobalt
    @GalacticCobalt 3 роки тому

    If Buk, never mentioned Lowry and just talked about common mistakes young writers fall into then there's merit to his words.

    • @chopin65
      @chopin65 2 роки тому

      Lowry wrote the greatest novel on an alcoholic in history. This man didn't have a thousandth of Lowry's talent. To all the fanboys and posers watching this licking Bukowski ass: He doesn't know what great writing is.

  • @franknessbacon2635
    @franknessbacon2635 3 роки тому

    Lowry could drink and write Buk under the table, different league. Buk was an ego on steroids who wrote some fair to middling poetry in the vernacular of LA.

    • @puupasiecodrowonszniejacek
      @puupasiecodrowonszniejacek 3 роки тому

      Middling at best, and that's a charitable thing to say.

    • @franknessbacon2635
      @franknessbacon2635 3 роки тому

      @@puupasiecodrowonszniejacek Buk had Hollywood celebrity status and an adoring publisher. So a lot of second-rate/filler material was included in the annual releases. I suspect he never really read Lowry. Buk had a dark humour which lifted his writing from the banal. If he'd read Lowry he would have picked up on the same dark humour from a fellow alcoholic writer.

  • @steventaylor1914
    @steventaylor1914 3 роки тому

    TRUTH BE TOLD Bukowski lied About what happened When he he met Neal Cassady Driver, For the Merry Pranksters Dean Moriarty, From On The Road Bukowski Bigs himself up Gives himself lines When in point of fact He hardly said a word Cowered, if truth be told Bukowski Embarrassed himself again Talking about Malcolm Lowry From Under The Volcano On German television Maybe he didn't think Anyone would watch it Well, here we all are On a Sunday morning Frowning like vicars Looking at Bukowski Over the top of our spectacles

  • @SeanTaylorsongs
    @SeanTaylorsongs 3 роки тому

    Lowry is a great writer and Under The Volcano is a masterpiece. In this clip Bukowski comes across as bitter, ignorant and stupid. Very embarrassing

  • @akbar41
    @akbar41 3 роки тому

    Anyone come here because of Bukowski and not Lowry?

  • @carlosparra8976
    @carlosparra8976 3 роки тому

    i dont know why people get so salty that one writer doesn't like another. And they take offense in the tone, when they well know he was an alcoholic and visceral. Get over yourselves people.

  • @machtrebel
    @machtrebel 3 роки тому

    I love this interview. “In the words of a friend of mine, I drink to make other people interesting.”

  • @enolux
    @enolux 3 роки тому

    you're drunk, charles, go home.

  • @46metube
    @46metube 3 роки тому

    Thankfully not all writers follow Bukowski’s advice. Writers need to write as they need. That’s it. A lot of Bukowski’s writing is “dull shit” as he described it.

  • @russbentley7677
    @russbentley7677 3 роки тому

    Monumentally wrong

  • @tubopezzato
    @tubopezzato 3 роки тому

    Poor idiot

  • @sergiestevecarbo7310
    @sergiestevecarbo7310 4 роки тому

    Four lines from Ivonne's description or the prison of paradise metaphor make a great book, even though long barranca pargraphs. chinaski never hangover in here

  • @TheEleatic
    @TheEleatic 4 роки тому

    Well, to not recognize the complete mastery and creativity of Malcom Lowry reveals Bukowski's profound lack of insight. Under the Volcano is unquestionably one of the masterpieces of twentieth century literature. It is breathtaking in its scope, depth, and complexity of style and composition. Clearly, Bukowski doesn't like long sentences, but there is more literary analysis than just that. Are we going to dismiss Proust based on that criteria alone? Sheer idiocy.

    • @bg6012
      @bg6012 3 роки тому

      Lowry's novel was supposedly written more in the style of Joyce's Ulysess rather than Proust, though you wouldn't be the first to draw the similarities between their writing. Bukowski on the other hand was trying to rip off Hemingway, which explains his viewpoint in which their is so much resonance of Hemingway's philosophy of 'one true sentence'. Bukowski was a repulsive and corrosive dick, which is why readers tend to get pulled into his orbit, rubbernecks and all that we are for some tidbit of truth disguised as grit.

    • @bg6012
      @bg6012 3 роки тому

      I love Under the Volcano, but it is unnecessarily tedious, lacking in structure and composition, and yes, I understand the artistic reasoning behind it's laboriousness but I think such dull painful reading could only be welcomed by those who feel as though suffering is an exotic, foreign land.

  • @jackburton3540
    @jackburton3540 4 роки тому

    I love Bukowski, but he is a bit of a bastard, so I'll take what he says about other authors with a grain of salt.

    • @carlosparra8976
      @carlosparra8976 3 роки тому

      being a bastard alcoholic is what made him a great writer. Being alcoholics is what made other writers also great. Take them or leave them.

    • @jackburton3540
      @jackburton3540 3 роки тому

      @@carlosparra8976 Malcolm Lowry was also a bastard alcoholic, Under the Volcano is about alcohol addiction.

  • @splintoff7661
    @splintoff7661 5 років тому

    lol the interviewer so obviously disagrees with him

  • @alexisthompson9294
    @alexisthompson9294 5 років тому

    bim-bim-bim bim-bim-bim

  • @lengasparini2918
    @lengasparini2918 5 років тому

    What makes this juice head think he's better than Lowry.

  • @njuham
    @njuham 5 років тому

    He's spot on and anyone who disagrees is a fucking bore!

  • @chrish12345
    @chrish12345 5 років тому

    Lowry went to great efforts to make sure his language in Under the Volcano was as perfect as it could have been, he breaks all the rules of English just so it can flow and be alive in every sentence, I will never understand anyone who is bored by Under the Volcano

    • @foljs5858
      @foljs5858 2 роки тому

      Bukowski is an American. They're not known for their subletly or cultural capacity, except in folk/urban genres

    • @harrycluedo3739
      @harrycluedo3739 Рік тому

      @@foljs5858 very pretentious comment tbh

    • @foljs5858
      @foljs5858 Рік тому

      @@harrycluedo3739 But also true

    • @harrycluedo3739
      @harrycluedo3739 Рік тому

      @@foljs5858 no it's not bro there are/were are plenty of "cultural" or "subtle" american writers like melville, pynchon, hemingway, cormac mcarthy,don delillo, philip roth, take ya pick etc etc you just sound like you're trying to be clever but put your foot in it

    • @harrycluedo3739
      @harrycluedo3739 Рік тому

      Btw Buk is/was very direct, stark, sometimes absurdish even in his style. he didn't get too much critical attention when he was around but did after his death by some apparently, and was imitated a bit. he just didn't like many (most? lol) writers of the day except for John Fante and some others. Perhaps he didn't like what he saw as literary snobs or those who beat around the bush. I get there's a fair chance you're messin about, but still a bit pretentious tbh m8

  • @thumbprint7150
    @thumbprint7150 5 років тому

    What an odious and silly little drunk, dissing great writers by boringly repeating the mantra of Bim Bim Bim. Whose names are remembered? Lowry and Faulkner.

    • @rome8180
      @rome8180 4 роки тому

      Bukowski is also remembered. I'm not sure what you're trying to say here. I bet you Bukowski sells way more books that Lowry.

  • @PeteBondurant13
    @PeteBondurant13 5 років тому

    Bukowski was an ignorant, misogynistic sack of shit.

  • @patriciaavalos9678
    @patriciaavalos9678 5 років тому

    Glory Lawry!

  • @MaybeBlackMesa
    @MaybeBlackMesa 5 років тому

    It's true, most of Lowry's stuff is so basic and formulaic, puts me to sleep every time.

    • @jamespotter3660
      @jamespotter3660 5 років тому

      most of Lowry's stuff was unfinished, published posthumously, put together by his wife. Lowry never achieved his potential. I'm not trying to vindicate him, as I tend to agree with Bukowski, but Lowry often seems formulaic because he could never finish anything and was essentially writing the same novel again and again - a bit like Bukowski, a bit like all writers.

    • @tomkent4656
      @tomkent4656 5 років тому

      Lowry was an undisciplined writer, but readable nonetheless.

    • @tylerkasuboski3366
      @tylerkasuboski3366 3 роки тому

      Are you fucking joking??? But down the Bukowski and actually try reading Under The Volcano. It may be a bit challenging for you though....

    • @tuanjim799
      @tuanjim799 3 роки тому

      Under The Volcano is anything but "basic" or "formulaic" lol it's one of the greatest, most tragically beautiful, and most challenging novels ever written. It requires effort from the reader, that's why I think some people have sour grapes about it.

  • @chopin65
    @chopin65 6 років тому

    Bukowski, such an overrated drunk. Any odd turd that Lowry left floating in a back water cantina toilet probably expressed more truth and poetry than in all of Bukowski's scribbles.

  • @ShanOakley
    @ShanOakley 6 років тому

    Blah, blah, blah...

  • @josephwhite7984
    @josephwhite7984 6 років тому

    I do admire some of Bukowski’s work, but as others have stated here, it’s quite unfortunate how ignorant and silly his remarks are here. I do think he certainly had some underlying jealousy regarding how popular and well received Under The Volcano was upon its release, while Buk struggled for years, yet that struggle made for some of Buk’s best writing. His flagrant dismissal of Lowry’s obvious talent is really embarrassing. I completely disagree with him here, Lowry had pace and plenty of “juice” in his prose, it was just presented in a different way, through symbolism and at times convoluted passages that while not Buk’s style, still described the personal existential hell of alcoholism and humanity in a strikingly original and masterful way.

    • @rome8180
      @rome8180 4 роки тому

      At this point in his life, Bukowski was probably WAY more popular than Lowry. Say both their names to an average reader and see which they know. I'm not sure why Bukowski would be jealous. For the record, I like both writers. So I'm not trying to defend Bukowski here. But look, it's okay for a writer not to like another one. And it doesn't have to be attributed to jealousy. Bukowski probably just didn't dig the dense style, which is understandable.

    • @tylerkasuboski3366
      @tylerkasuboski3366 3 роки тому

      Well put my friend. I'll meet you at El Farolito...

  • @milky_wayan
    @milky_wayan 6 років тому

    dat scat

  • @terenceegan6418
    @terenceegan6418 6 років тому

    “juice”

  • @Jonty290
    @Jonty290 6 років тому

    Fucking poser. Not fit to lace Lowry’s boots.