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CKS's avatar

Spot on, chap! Literary America owes a great debt to the Black Sparrow Press. A man prepared to gamble on Charles Bukowski - the alcoholic writer other publishers wouldn’t touch with a barge pole - Black Sparrow paperbacks featured a perfect-bound style - made it feel extra special, like the words of the master! Dinosauria, We - Bukowski's crowning glory in my opinion. :)

Jim J Wilsky's avatar

Enjoyed the hell out of that. Well done. - Jim

John Timm's avatar

Didn’t know what I was getting into, but it was a great read. Thanks.

RP's avatar

Beautiful piece - elegant, poignant…

Punk Noir Magazine's avatar

Thanks all for the kind comments

Some of it's True.'s avatar

Good stuff. My thanks to all at Punk Noir. And Mr. Curran himself.

J.D. Brayton's avatar

Recommended. Enjoyed all the short pieces I read. I join in the aesthetic. I have several novels out there; I have coined my genre as 'Post Gonzo Crime Pulp' although I write historical fiction as well. Rather than make this note some sort of a B.S. piggy-back marketing opportunity- I'll just say---> Google J.D. Brayton Author. Carry on, Mate. Will continue to follow and submit, when the opportunity arises. There is absolutely a community out here.