Pulp
Pulp
Ecco Press
Paperback
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Published in 1994, Pulp is Charles Bukowski’s final novel—a surreal, darkly comedic take on detective fiction. The book follows Nick Belane, a washed-up private investigator who takes on bizarre cases, including tracking down a possibly immortal writer and locating a mysterious woman named Lady Death. With Bukowski’s signature raw humor and unapologetic style, Pulp serves as both a parody and a tribute to classic hardboiled crime novels.
Why Read This Book
- A Unique Satirical Spin on Noir: A witty and absurd take on detective fiction, full of Bukowski’s characteristic cynicism.
- Sharp and Darkly Comedic: Perfect for readers who enjoy irreverent, unconventional storytelling.
- Bukowski’s Last Work: Offers insight into the author’s reflections on life, death, and literature.
About the Author
Charles Bukowski (1920–1994) was a German-American writer known for his raw, gritty depictions of urban life, alcoholism, and outsider culture. His works, including Post Office, Factotum, and Ham on Rye, are deeply autobiographical, blending fiction with his own experiences. Often labeled as a “dirty realist,” Bukowski wrote about the struggles of the working class with dark humor and brutal honesty.
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