Bukowski was often depicted as the king of which group?
The littles
The greats
The underground
The outsiders
Answer
Charles Bukowski was often depicted as the king of the littles. The littles were a group of beat writers who were known for their gritty, realistic style of writing. Bukowski's work often dealt with themes of poverty, loneliness, and addiction. His writing was raw and unflinching, and it resonated with many readers who felt like outsiders.
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