- Bukowski
- Bu|kow|ski, Charles(1920-94) a US writer, born in Germany, who wrote several novels, short stories, and collections of poetry. His work often shows both anger and humour.
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Bukowski — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Bobby Bukowski (* 1953), US amerikanischer Kameramann und Hochschullehrer Boris Bukowski (* 1946), österreichischer Musiker Charles Bukowski (1920–1994), US amerikanischer Dichter und Schriftsteller Erik… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Bukowski — is a surname (see Bukowski (surname)) and may refer to the following people with the surname:* Charles Bukowski, German American poet and novelistIt may also refer to: * Bukowskis, an auction house * Bukowski, a song on the Modest Mouse album,… … Wikipedia
Bukowski — Charles Bukowski Charles Bukowski Autres noms Hank, Chinaski, Buk Activité(s) Poète, Romancier Naissance 16 août 1920 Décès 9 mars 1994 Genre(s) Poème, Roman … Wikipédia en Français
BUKOWSKI — POLAND (see also List of Individuals) 23.11.1902 Bugaj/PL 1.6. Warszawa 1982/PL Jerzy Bukowski graduated as a mechanical engineer from the Warsaw Polytechnic in 1930 and there stayed as an assistant in the aerodynamics Institute. He gained a PhD… … Hydraulicians in Europe 1800-2000
Bukowski — Recorded in a number of spellings including Bukac, Bukova and Bukovsky (Czech), Bukov (Bulgarian), Bukek, Buczek, Bukowski, Bukowiecki (Polish), Bukowsky, Buczko (Jewish) and others, this is a surname of topogrphical origins. It derives from the… … Surnames reference
bukowski — Someone who is belligerent or drunk. Check out the bukowski at the end of the bar … Dictionary of american slang
bukowski — Someone who is belligerent or drunk. Check out the bukowski at the end of the bar … Dictionary of american slang
Bukowski (canción) — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda «Bukowski» Canción de Modest Mouse álbum Good News For People Who Love Bad News Publicación 2004 … Wikipedia Español
Bukowski (surname) — Bukowski is a surname found in several Slavic languages: Polish, Belarusian, and Ukrainian. It is composed of the common Slavic word [http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/buk buk ] (common Slavic for beech tree ) and the Slavic suffixes ov and ski . In… … Wikipedia
Bukowski (film) — Bukowski is a 1973 documentary film directed by Taylor Hackford. It is based on a San Francisco poetry reading by poet Charles Bukowski.External links* … Wikipedia
Bukowski, Charles — (1920–1994) At no time did Charles Bukowski consider himself a “Beat.” Even though he shared publications, readings, and the occasional social gathering with prominent Beat figures, he set himself apart from his literary contemporaries. As he… … Encyclopedia of Beat Literature
