Description
Discover the raw and unflinching world of 'Factotum' by Charles Bukowski, a compelling B-format paperback that captures the essence of the Beat Generation. This book, published by Random House UK in 2009, takes you on a journey through the life of Henry Chinaski, Bukowski's alter ego. As a disenchanted outcast and hopeless drunk, Chinaski navigates through a series of dead-end jobs, fleeting relationships, and the ever-present temptation of alcohol. With 176 pages of gritty realism, 'Factotum' reveals the struggles, humor, and heartbreak of urban America in a uniquely captivating style. Bukowski's writing is a testament to his slum upbringing and reflects his long-lasting influence on contemporary literature. Perfect for fans of autobiographical novels, dark humor, and raw storytelling, 'Factotum' delivers a visceral reading experience. This novel seamlessly follows Bukowski's first book, 'Post Office,' making it a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Dive into the unapologetic recounting of a life lived on the fringes, and explore the poetic turmoil that has made Charles Bukowski a revered figure in literature. This captivating tale is ideal for anyone seeking a gripping narrative of resilience and the pursuit of meaning in a chaotic world.