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  2. CHARLES BUKOWSKI
  3. SCREAMS FROM THE BALCONY
  4. EDITED BY SEAMUS COONEY
  5. Contents
  6. EDITOR’S NOTE
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  14. • 1965 •
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  17. • 1968 •
  18. • 1969 •
  19. AFTERWORD
  20. SEARCHABLE TERMS
  21. Acknowledgments
  22. About the Author
  23. BY CHARLES BUKOWSKI AVAILABLE FROM ECCO
  24. Copyright
  25. About the Publisher
  26. About the Publisher

7 Jonathan Raban, The New Republic (7/19-26/93), p. 35.

SEARCHABLE TERMS

The Index lists the recipients of the letters and other persons mentioned in them, as well as titles of literary works and magazines.

A

“Absence of the Hero” (Bukowski)

Acid (magazine)

Aiken, Conrad

Aldington, Richard

All the Assholes in the World and Mine (Bukowski)

America Is in the Heart (Bulosan)

The Anatomy of Love (Corrington)

Anderson, Sherwood

Apple Records

Aristotle

Arrows of Longing (Orlovitz)

Artaud, Antonin

Asphodel Books

The Atlantic (magazine)

At Terror Street and Agony Way (Bukowski)

“At the End of Feet the Blackbird Walks” (Bukowski)

Auden, W. H.

B

Bach, Johann Sebastian

Baker, Jane Cooney

Baldwin, James

Balzac, Honoré de

Bauman. See Menebroker, Ann Bauman

Beatitude (magazine)

Beery, Wallace

Beethoven, Ludwig van

Behan, Brendan

Beiles, Sinclair

Bell, Marvin

Bennett, John

Best Poems of 1963

Bevan, Alan

Biggs, E. Power

“The Birds” (Bukowski)

Blackburn, Paul

Black Cat Review (magazine)

Black Mountain

Black Sparrow Press

Black Sun Press

Blake, William

Blast (magazine)

Blazek, Douglas

Bly, Robert

Boccaccio, Giovanni

“The Body” (Bukowski)

Bogart, Humphrey

Bonheim, Helmut

Border Press

Borestone Awards

Braddock, Jersey Joe

Brahms, Johannes

Breakthru (magazine)

Brecht, Bertolt

Brooke, Rupert

Broom (magazine)

Brothers Karamazov (Dostoevsky)

Bruckner, Anton

Bryan, John

Bukowski, Marina

A Bukowski Sampler

Bulosan, Carlos

Bunin, Ivan

Burnett, Whit

Burroughs, William

Byron, George Gordon, Lord

C

Cage, John

Camus, Albert

“Candidate Middle of Left-Right Center” (Bukowski)

Canto (magazine)

The Cantos (Pound)

Capone, Al

Cassady, Neal

Celine, Louis Ferdinand

Cerf, Bennett

Cervantes, Miguel de

Chat Noir Review (magazine)

Chatterton, Thomas

Chekhov, Anton

Cherry (Cherkovski), Neeli

Chicago Literary Times. See Literary Times

Choice: A Magazine of Poetry and Photography

Chopin, Frederic

Coastlines (magazine)

Coffin (magazine)

Cold Dogs in the Courtyard (Bukowski)

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor

“Confessions of a Coward and Man Hater” (Bukowski)

Confessions of a Man Insane Enough to Live with Beasts (Bukowski)

Confucius

Congdon, Kirby

Conrad, Joseph

“The Copulating Mermaid of Venice, California” (Bukowski)

El Corno Emplumado (magazine)

A Correspondence of Americans (Hirschman)

Corrington, John William

Corso, Gregory

“The Corybant of Wit” (Bukowski)

Crane, Hart

Creeley, Robert

Crews, Judson

Crime and Punishment (Dostoevsky)

Crosby, Caresse

Crucifix in a Deathhand (Bukowski)

Crucifix (cont.)

Cummings, E. E.

The Curtains Are Waving (Bukowski)

Cuscaden, R. R.

D

Dante

Dare (magazine)

Davies, W. H.

Davis, Bette

The Days Run Away Like Wild Horses Over the Hills (Bukowski)

“The Dead Stay Alive Too Long…” (Bukowski)

Dean, James

“The Death of a Roach” (Bukowski)

“Death Wants More Death” (Bukowski)

Decade 1953

The Decameron (Boccaccio)

DeLoach, Allen

Delpino, Louis

The Dial (magazine)

Dickey, James (and/or William?)

“Dinner, Rain & Transport” (Bukowski)

DiPrima, Diane

Dohnanyi, Ernst von

Donleavy, J. P.

Doolittle, Hilda (H.D.)

Dorbin, Sanford

Dorn, Ed

Dos Passos, John

Dostoievsky, Fyodor

Down Here (magazine)

Down, Off & Out (Want-ling)

Doyle, Kirby

Duffy, William

Duncan, Robert

Dylan, Bob

E

Earth (magazine)

Earth Rose (Richmond)

Eckman, Frederic

Eisenhower, Dwight D.

Eliot, T. S.

Emanon (magazine)

Epos (magazine)

Esquire (magazine)

Essex House

Evergreen Review (magazine)

Evidence (magazine)

F

Fante, John

Faulkner, William

Federman, Raymond

Ferlinghetti, Lawrence