Description

Experience the raw, unfiltered life of a postal worker through the eyes of Henry Chinaski, Charles Bukowski's iconic alter ego. This seminal novel plunges readers into the soul-crushing routine and absurdities of life behind the counter, depicting a world of frustrating supervisors, eccentric coworkers, and tumultuous relationships. Bukowski's signature unflinching prose captures the bleakness and dark humor of a man navigating the drudgery of a job he despises, offering a potent, often hilarious, look at the fringes of American life.

Available Editions

paperback edition cover

paperback

Virgin Books

Published Jan 1, 2009

160 pages

ISBN: 9780753518168

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paperback edition cover

paperback

Harper Collins

Published May 31, 2002

204 pages

ISBN: 9780876850862

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Details

First Published

1971

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Post Office by Charles Bukowski.

Substance Use
Sexual Content
Death/Grief
Abuse