Miller, Bukowski and Their Enemies: Essays on Contemporary Culture by Guillermo O'Joyce
Several extended essays celebrating the creative spirit of Henry Miller, Charles Bukowski, Kerouac and Irving Stettner while taking potshots at commercial publishing.
Miller, Bukowski and Their Enemies: Essays on Contemporary Culture by G. O'Joyce
Revised trade paperback printing
Condition: Near fine, very light edge and corner wear.
Publishing Info: Pinter and Martin, London
ISBN: 9781905177271
Here, in several extended essays O'Joyce celebrates the creative spirit of Henry Miller, Charles Bukowski, Kerouac and Irving Stettner while taking potshots at the academy and commercial publishing. Essays on contemporary poetry and an article on B. Traven round out the volume.
Passionate about literature, Joyce frequently goes out of his way to antagonize a literary establishment that places profit and political correctness before artistic vision. His blunt, sometimes crude language may put off some readers, but Joyce will not put anyone to sleep. The health of literary criticism in America today depends on voices like his.New arrivals at shop books
