Poem by Charles Bukowski, from LOVE IS A DOG FROM HELL collection, hosted on Third Point of Singularity http://misternizz.wordpress.com and http://misternizz.podbean.com
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That’s What they Want, by Charles Bukowski, read by Walter O’Hara
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Who in Hell is Tom Jones? By Charles Bukowski, read by Walter O’Hara
poem by Charles Bukowski from LOVE IS A DOG FROM HELL collection. Hosted on Third Point of Singularity http://misternizz.wordpress.com and http://misternizz.podbean.com
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Quiet Clean Girls in Gingham Dresses, by Charles Bukowski, read by Walter O’Hara
Poem by Charles Bukowski from LOVE IS A DOG FROM HELL collection. Hosted on Third Point of Singularity, http://misternizz.wordpress.com, and http://misternizz.podbean.com
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One For Old Snaggle-Tooth, by Charles Bukowski, Read by Walter O’Hara
Poem by Charles Bukowski, from LOVE IS A DOG FROM HELL collection, hosted on Third Point of Singularity http://misternizz.wordpress.com and misternizz.podbean.com
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Cockroach, by Charles Bukowski, Read By Walter O’Hara
Poem by Charles Bukowski from LOVE IS A DOG FROM HELL collection. Hosted on Third Point of Singularity http://misternizz.wordpress.com and misternizz.podbean.com
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Alone with Everybody, By Charles Bukowski, read by Walter O’Hara
Poem by Charles Bukowski, from Love is a Dog from Hell Hosted on Third Point of Singularity http://misternizz.wordpress.com and misternizz.podbean.com
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Jubilate Agno (the Feline Portions) by Christopher Smart, read by Walter O’Hara
Sincerity by itself and audacity by itself are not necessarily impressive qualities in art. It’s possible to recognize that a work is heartfelt without admiring it, and it’s possible to recognize the bold churning of imagination without feeling much emotion because of it.
Together, though, sincerity and audacity can be immensely powerful, as in the best-known passage of Christopher Smart’s "Jubilate Agno," the lines in which Smart (1722-71) considers his cat, Jeoffry. "Jubilate Agno" was written while Smart was confined in what the 18th century called a "madhouse," and the poem exists in separate fragments. It tends to be the Jeoffry passage of Smart’s longer litany (worth reading in full) that finds its way into anthologies—and understandably. The brio and oddball, manic seriousness of the Jeoffry aria are unforgettable.
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“We are Coming by Day and by Night”
This post is a reading of the text of a leaflet dropped on Nazi Germany by RAF bombers in the Summer of 1942. Although famed Strategic Bomber visionary Arthur "Bomber" Harris signed it, he subsequently denied its authorship.
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They Are Made Out of Meat, by Terry Bisson, read by Walter O’Hara
A very short and amusing story that was published in OMNI magazine in April 1991, and was nominated for a Nebula that year.
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The Windstorm Passes, by Mr. Joe R. Lansdale. Read by Walter O’Hara
A great short story about loss, melancholy, with a tinge of dark humor, from the sage of Texas, Mr. Joe R. Lansdale. Recorded with permission of the author.
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