Charles Bukowski - Mulheres

A marginal writer and inveterate alcoholic, Henry Chinaski is a born survivor. At 50, after decades of dead-end, low-paying jobs and blowing money on women and booze, his career as a poet finally catapults him to fame.

This unexpected success unleashes an insatiable urge to make up for lost time — to live what he hasn’t lived, drink what he hasn’t drunk, lose what he never had. A frantic rhythm of sexual encounters and epic hangovers paints the portrait of an incorrigible hedonist who seeks not love in women, but inspiration. A  semi-autobiographical novel, Mulheres is a brutally honest and deeply human account of intoxicated nights and lost women. In his raw, dark style and with a caricatured insight into human relationships, Bukowski welcomes us into his outrageous daily life — where there’s always another beer to crack open and another woman to seduce