Author:Charles Bukowski
Henry Chinaski is a low life loser with a hand-to-mouth existence. His menial Post Office day job supports a life of beer, one-night stands and racetracks. Lurid, uncompromising and hilarious, Post Office is a landmark in American literature.
An amazing, hilarious and unfalteringly entertaining account of a man trapped in a kin of Catch-23.
—— Bernard Levin , Sunday TimesTakes you by the shoulders and shakes you until your teeth rattle.
—— The TimesCunningly, relentlessly jokey and sad.
—— ObserverA laureate of American low life.
—— TimeA brilliant debut
—— Javier CercasFirst-rate
—— GuardianIn a wonderful, lively, insightful and heartbreaking love story, Harper allows Shakespeare's secret wife, Anne Whateley, to narrate her colorful, lusty story. With her sharp eye for detail and dialogue, Harper delivers a tale that resounds with the colour and atmosphere of life in the theatre, London and the intrigues that ran rampant in England
—— Romantic TimesWitty enough to make you laugh out loud, but there are moments of real emotion that keep the book from being too light
—— PsychologiesA superb ear for dialogue...wonderfully comic
—— Evening StandardRiotously high in laughs and glamour. I defy a festive grump not to be cheered by it
—— Independent Books of the YearFast-paced and funny
—— Women & HomeInfluenced by magical realism and the cool prose of modernism, first-time author Chloe Aridjis takes the best from each
—— Alastair Mabbott , Herald