Pulp Charles Bukowski's Final Hardboiled Noir Comedy - Lady Death, Aliens, and the Absurd [#1039758]

Charles Bukowski, "Pulp: Charles Bukowski's Final Hardboiled Noir Comedy - Lady Death, Aliens, and the Absurd"
English | ISBN: 0876859260 | 2002 | 208 pages | MOBI | 223 KB
Opening with the exotic Lady Death entering the gumshoe-writer's seedy office in pursuit of a writer named Celine, this gritty noir satire demonstrates Charles Bukowski's own brand of humor and realism, opening up a landscape of seamy Los Angeles.
Bukowski's final novel is a surreal pastiche of the classic Mickey Spillane, Chandleresque private dick novel. The anti-hero protagonist, Nick Belane, is a lonely, middle-aged, egotistical, alcoholic private detective who is badly in need of some lucrative work, but what he gets is a series of increasingly strange assignments from a bizarre collection of clients.
He is asked to track down the long-dead French classical author Celine and an elusive red sparrow in a surreal mystery that has him crossing paths with aliens, heavies and even Lady Death herself. All the while, Belane is convincing himself that he's still a white-hot detective and that nobody can take him for a ride, or indeed make him feel he's losing his mind.
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