Are there any other Bukowski novels apart from 'Women' that are related to women?

One of Bukowski's novels that features women prominently is 'Women'. In this novel, he often portrays his relationships with women in a raw and unfiltered way. His descriptions are filled with the gritty reality of human interactions, showing both the passion and the problems that come with his encounters with women.

This novel probably focuses on the female characters in Bukowski's world. It could be a collection of stories or a more unified narrative about women. It might touch on themes like love, lust, and the complex nature of relationships between men and women as experienced by Bukowski. It may also give insights into the social and cultural context of the time regarding women, as filtered through Bukowski's unique view.

We can assume that there are women who play major roles in the novel. These women might be from different walks of life, with diverse personalities. And of course, Bukowski might be a prominent character as well, as his perspective on these women is what the novel seems to be about. It could also be that there are other supporting male or female characters that help to shape the narrative around these main women characters.

Sometimes, it might be referred to as a 'collection' of related novels. However, this term is a bit more general and can also be used for collections of unrelated works. But in the context of related novels, it can still be applicable. For instance, a publisher might group a set of related mystery novels by a particular author into a 'collection' for marketing purposes. These novels would likely share similar themes, characters, or settings, making them related in a way that justifies being grouped together.

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There are also novels that use the stories of 'comfort women' as a backdrop to explore broader themes such as national identity, gender inequality, and the long - term effects of war on society. By delving into the experiences of these women, the novels can prompt discussions about how such injustices can be prevented in the future.

The scene of a female hero being tortured was quite common in some novels. For example, in Water Margins, Lin Chong was portrayed as a wronged hero who suffered all kinds of torture and finally the truth was revealed to clear his name. This kind of plot could attract the reader's interest and highlight the character's character and fate.

By sharing 'women to women stories', it can show that the challenges one woman faces are not unique. For example, if a woman shares her story of starting a business and all the setbacks she had, another woman who is thinking of doing the same will feel less alone and more motivated. It gives practical examples of how to overcome obstacles.

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I recommend "Bloody Sesame Candy." This is a military war novel. It tells the story of the Lin family's old servant, Uncle Fu, leading Yang An and Lin Xiaohe on a trip to Shanghai. Coinciding with the war, Yang An went deep into the front line and was involved in the flood of war. He had been fighting at the forefront of the war. The mountains and rivers were broken, the joys and sorrows were separated, and the love between children was mercilessly buried by the flames of war. In the confusion of the war, Yang An had a narrow escape, where would he go next? The main plot of the book was about the emotional entanglement and personal growth of the female characters. It might not be a direct "war between two women," but it was still a very touching and unforgettable novel. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗