Hollywood

The book is in fair condition with visible library markings and stickers. The cover shows moderate wear, with some creasing and edge wear typical of library circulation. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean, though some may have minor annotations or stamps. Overall, it remains a readable and collectible copy for Bukowski fans.

"Hollywood" by Charles Bukowski, published by Ecco, an imprint of HarperCollins, in New York, 2002, is a trade paperback edition. This is the first Ecco edition, originally published in 1989 by Black Sparrow Press. Bukowski, renowned for his gritty and raw writing style, offers a semi-autobiographical take on the film industry in this novel. The book is a captivating exploration of the chaotic world of Hollywood through Bukowski's unique lens. This edition is part of Ecco's effort to bring Bukowski's work to a broader audience. While the book is relatively common, its library markings indicate it was part of a public collection. The physical condition is typical for a library copy, showing signs of use but still intact. This edition is perfect for Bukowski enthusiasts and collectors interested in different printings of his work.