sandwich novel
By Ayoub Bouchakour
The Sandwich by Charles Bukowski
This text is painful. After the First World War and their settlement in Los Angeles, and how his father affected him by his behavior towards his mother and the beginning of the dirty linguistic inventory that he recorded in his novel biography in all his works due to the suffering of his father due to the lack of work to help him. This changed the amount of abuse, humiliation and beatings received by both mother and sons. In this part Bukowski returns or the text's hero Henry Chinasky transfers roots - birth. He dissects space and time through family, and actions that will linger in his memory for years to come. Here I think I began to understand some of Bukowski's thoughts and life... Here in this part Childhood and adolescence and the beating with the pants belt - seems to be the only beating device of the time - and the familiarity with alcohol is the way Bukowski will hurt us. throughout his life. The novel also documents the impact of the depression that struck America and others due to World War II. Also, Bukowski's troubled youth is found in all this novel between Germany and America. The development that took place in the level of poetic language in Bukowski stems from his school tables when he was young and from his home where his father, who seems to have inherited from him a dictionary, added a lot to him. I was standing in amazement between this man's ability to continue cursing and cursing and mentioning the details of his sexual life.. I think I could feel him exploding that anger on paper and I imagine he knows that he is repeating himself but he refuses to stand. The progress of the novel in terms of construction is very good. It depicts his childhood and American life during World War II in a wonderful narrative language, and despite Bukowski's poetics, he is intelligent in the novel and does not hesitate in the text. I read him two novels in her mother tongue. Really, it doesn't cost, even though it has terms related to American life, especially the lives of Americans - the general - pub-goers and donkey dwellers. Like a porn movie you watch again and again. Had it not been for the ironic coccidiosis that spreads between the book's passages, the situation would have been different.
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