Roger Wolfe, an author born in England, writes his literary work in Spanish, a language he has adopted. His extensive body of work spans poetry, short stories, essays, and novels, often exploring themes through hybrid genres he terms 'essay-fiction.' Wolfe's unique perspective, shaped by his life across different cultures, is reflected in his original style and approach to writing.
Este libro es un diario de los últimos meses de Bukowski, lleno de reflexiones sobre la vida y la desesperación, a pesar de su comodidad material. Revela que lo único que importa es que nada tiene importancia, lo que lo convierte en un maestro literario del siglo XX. Incluye ilustraciones de Robert Crumb.