Charles Bukowski - American author - forum http://bukowski.net/forum/ Charles Bukowski, American Author. The most active Bukowski discussion forum on the web. Database of works, original manuscripts, timeline and a lot more. en Fri, 10 Sep 2010 05:09:52 GMT vBulletin 15 http://bukowski.net/forum/images/misc/rss.png Charles Bukowski - American author - forum http://bukowski.net/forum/ <![CDATA[all the assholes.... I'm confused....What is this...]]> http://bukowski.net/forum/showthread.php?7521-all-the-assholes....-I-m-confused....What-is-this...&goto=newpost Fri, 10 Sep 2010 02:10:39 GMT So I came upon this on *_Amazon.... So I came upon this on Amazon.




It lists it as 610 pages and as an OCR re-print? States it may have typos, and errors. I'm not interested in buying it, I just can't understand what this is? I mean, it looks like someone just re-printed assholes and is selling it? But there seems to be several for sale?

Ooops, I tried to post this in the books, publications section. Mods feel free to move if it's better suited over there. Thanks.
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]]> Others nervas http://bukowski.net/forum/showthread.php?7521-all-the-assholes....-I-m-confused....What-is-this... <![CDATA[War all the time: what's with all the missing pages?]]> http://bukowski.net/forum/showthread.php?7511-War-all-the-time-what-s-with-all-the-missing-pages&goto=newpost Mon, 06 Sep 2010 03:01:36 GMT I got War All the Time out of the library and noticed it has a ton of blank pages. Horsemeat must have half a dozen omitted pages alone.

I'm a newbie to Bukowski (and this forum) so I have to ask how normal is this for Black Sparrow. I have the 9th printing. Is there another printing that contains all the pages? ]]> Books, magazines, publications Hirst http://bukowski.net/forum/showthread.php?7511-War-all-the-time-what-s-with-all-the-missing-pages Techie question from a nube/rube (AB Dick/offset questions) http://bukowski.net/forum/showthread.php?7510-Techie-question-from-a-nube-rube-(AB-Dick-offset-questions)&goto=newpost Mon, 06 Sep 2010 01:11:34 GMT Hey team --

So, I've been doing screenprinting for a bunch of years now, and have fooled around with some basic block printing and other 'crafty' type stuff.

But I'm interested in getting into big-league printing because
a) I own a used bookshop, so will have at least one venue to sell stuff in
b) I love paper and printing
c) for local artists, writers, getting small batch stuff printed means either overpaying or using print-on-demand that often looks pretty horrible. I'd like to offer 'at-cost' printing for local folks, in addition to the random zine/comic/writing stuff I do (yes there's some vanity here too)

All that being said, I don't ACTUALLY know what I'm doing. I found an AB Dick 8820 for sale, which is a 1-color offset that comes with the T-51 swing arm for doing a second color. And it's cheap as dirt, for what it is.

So, anybody who uses/used these things have any advice? How's the learning curve? How's the quality? How's the maintenance? What questions should I be asking the seller (have to travel to the next state to pick it up)?

Any help is truly truly appreciated.

Dan ]]> Support the small press kilgore http://bukowski.net/forum/showthread.php?7510-Techie-question-from-a-nube-rube-(AB-Dick-offset-questions) Throwing paintings away... http://bukowski.net/forum/showthread.php?7506-Throwing-paintings-away...&goto=newpost Sun, 05 Sep 2010 13:28:22 GMT I'm sure you're all familiar with the story of Bukowski throwing 20-30 paintings away (after soaking them in hot water in the bathtub), and Martin having a fit because he saw that as throwing 2-3 grand away.

Was that in a poem? In a story? Perhaps in a letter?? ]]> Name that poem cirerita http://bukowski.net/forum/showthread.php?7506-Throwing-paintings-away...