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1. Linda Lee Cadwell › Date of birth

   • March 21, 1945

2. easyreadernews.com › wine-women-and-a-gnarly-old-poetWine, women, and a gnarly old poet - Easy Reader News

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   Aug 13, 2015 · Anyway, let’s rewind the tape all the way back to 1976. Linda Lee Beighle, a willowy, waifish, and spirited young woman, was running an un-Bukowski-like health food cafe in Riviera Village called the Dew Drop Inn. And drop in he did.

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3. bukowskiforum.com › threads › a-conversation-withA conversation with Linda Lee Bukowski | Charles Bukowski ...

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   Apr 8, 2014 · I have a half-hour video interview that I conducted with Linda in '95. I won't feel comfortable posting it unless/until I have Linda's approval. It's in the CSULB archives that are associated with the John Fante conference that year.

4. bukowskiforum.com › threads › is-it-linda-bukowskisIs it Linda Bukowski's birthday today? | Charles Bukowski ...

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   Nov 11, 2010 · It's not on the calendar but Buk writes in "Women": Then it was Sara's birthday, November 11th, Veterans' Day. We had met twice again, once at her place, once at mine. There had been a high sense of fun and expectancy.

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   May 9, 2020 · Linda Lee Beighle Bukowski’s second wife. She was working in a health food shop when he met her. They argued a lot, but Bukowski appreciated that she cared about him.

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6. www.dazeddigital.com › artsandculture › articleEight things you didn’t know about Charles Bukowski | Dazed

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   Aug 14, 2015 · This Sunday marks what would have been Charles Bukowski’s 95th birthday. Hailed as ‘a laureate of American lowlife’, Bukowski wrote about the things he knew well: downtrodden characters, the daily drudgery of shitty jobs, failed relationships, and booze – especially booze.

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   Mar 9, 2015 · It was her and she was home. Linda Lee Bukowski (formerly Linda Lee Beighle), the woman who braved the longest romance with one of America’s greatest writers, stood on the other side of...

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   Who was Linda Lee Bukowski?

   • It was her and she was home. Linda Lee Bukowski (formerly Linda Lee Beighle), the woman who braved the longest romance with one of America’s greatest writers, stood on the other side of the door. I wondered if she would open it. “I’m sorry, but I’m not coming to the door,” she said, interrupting my introduction and answering my question.

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   Who is Charles Bukowski's wife Linda Lee Bukowski?

   • Linda Lee Bukowski, the widow of Charles Bukowski, was the second wife of the great poet, short-story writer and novelist and is the curator of his estate. Bukowski met the former Linda Lee Beighle in 1976, when she was the proprietor of a health food restaurant.

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   How did Linda Lee feel about Charles Bukowski's death?

   • That’s amazing to me; yeah, it is.” She gets a little too caught up in these poignant memories, and so we change the subject… After Charles Bukowski died in 1994, at the age of 73, Linda Lee began to think about what she should do with his papers. She considered turning their San Pedro home into a research center or even a museum.

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   Was Charles Bukowski a laureate of American Lowlife?

   • This Sunday marks what would have been Charles Bukowski’s 95th birthday. Hailed as ‘a laureate of American lowlife’, Bukowski wrote about the things he knew well: downtrodden characters, the daily drudgery of shitty jobs, failed relationships, and booze – especially booze.

   Eight things you didn’t know about Charles Bukowski | Dazed

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9. huntington.org › verso › living-and-writing-edgeLiving and Writing on the Edge | The Huntington

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   Aug 14, 2015 · Possessing one of the most original voices in 20th-century American literature, Bukowski lived and wrote on the edge—in the shadowy outskirts of society and the literary establishment. His poems and tales tell of his life among society’s outcasts—prostitutes, drunks, and gamblers.