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(Milano): Feltrinelli, 1981. Hardcover. Very Good. Fourth Italian edition. Text in Italian. Stamp on title page ("Campione Gratuito Fuori Commercio"), modest rubbing and bumped corners, very good, lacking a dust jacket.

Editorial Anagrama, 2015. Paperback. New. 548 pages. Spanish language. 8.50x5.50x1.50 inches.

City Lights Books. CLEAN very good 1974 third printing soft cover. . Very Good. Soft cover. 3rd Printing. 1974.

(San Francisco, 1982): City Lights Books. First Edition. Octavo. 7th printing. Signed by the author. Bukowski's first published book was a book of poetry, "Flower, Fist, and Bestial Wail". He went on to publish more than forty-five books of poetry and prose, hundreds of novels, broadsides and more. This book is a collection of 64 of Bukowski's best stories, most first appeared in underground newspapers like "Open City" and "Nola Express." edited by Gail Chiarrello and published by the famous City Lights Books, bound in pictorial stiff paper wraps with a photographic image of Bukowski, lettering white, spine lettering black, light bump to foot keeps this book from being a fine copy. A near fine copy of a fine book.

San Francisco, California: City Lights, 1972. The scarce first printing of this paperback original. Perhaps the author's best collection of short stories. Photo illustrated black and white wrappers. Book has the $3.95 price on the rear cover and 4-72 date code at bottom of last page. An early Bukowski title that helped introduce him to a wider reading public. Neat stamp of prior owner on endpaper. No other markings. Appears gently read. A very good copy and increasingly uncommon in collectible condition. . First Printing. Soft Cover. Very Good.

San Francisco: City Lights Books, 1972. First Edition. First edition, advance review copy. (First printing dated 4-72" on last page of ads, price of $3.95 on back cover.) 478, [2] p. Illustrated wraps. Publisher's review slip laid in. Light shelf wear, else Fine and unread, bright contents. An excellent copy, scarce in the advance issue. The stories from this collection would be reprinted by City Lights as The Most Beautiful Woman in Town and Tales of Ordinary Madness.

City Lights Books, 1972. First Edition. Paperback. Fair. A SUPERB PRESENTATION COPY, signed and inscribed by both Charles Bukowski (with one of his signature drawings of him standing, smoking with a booze bottle), and the dedicatee, Linda King, on first page to James ('Jimmy') Pitts, an important friend of Bukowski's in this era: 'To Jimmy Pitts - Between the bottle and the female and just staying alive, you get these kinda stories. That's about it. Charles Bukowski.' King's inscription reads ' Good luck Pitts - Linda King Get a good woman and stay off the booze.' A very good copy of this Bukowski classic with a priceless inscription (spine is square but has some surface creasing, minor wear; smatterings of coffee splashes to text edges). Fellow writer Jimmy Pitts was an important early correspondent of Bukowski's. Bukowski's letters to Pitts, long missing, have recently resurfaced, and provide important new light on Bukowski's low and high points at the moment where his writing career and life went… Read More