Charles Bukowski is recognized as an international literary figure. His first poem, "Hello!," celebrating the black driver of a horse-drawn trash wagon, was published in a mimeograph magazine called Matrix in 1946, when Bukowski was twenty-six years old....

Charles Bukowski , an internationally recognized literary figure, first published a short story, "Aftermath of a Lengthy Rejection Slip," in Story magazine in 1944, when he was twenty-four years old; he began writing and publishing poetry at the age of t...

A prolific and seminal figure in underground literature, Charles Bukowski (1920-1994) is best known for poetry and fiction in which he caustically indicts bourgeois society while celebrating the desperate lives of alcoholics, prostitutes, decadent writer...

In 1971, a group of women ignited a kitchen-table revolution with the publication of "Women and Their Bodies," a staple-bound health information pamphlet containing the radical idea that women themselves should be involved in decisions about their own lives. Twenty-five years and 4 million...

Because the statistics that follow are so astounding, don't let these next six words put you to sleep. According to Mediamark Research's spring survey: Of the 31.7 million folks who use the Internet, nearly 43 percent are women. Two years ago, only 34...

IN THE LAND OF WOMENRunning time 97 minutesWritten and Directed by Jonathan Kasdan Starring Adam Brody and Meg Ryan Thank God a few directors are still interested in exploring the heartbreaking journeys of ordinary people dealing with small issues that are universal. In the...

    Kathleen Parker published a column in the Washington Post entitled The Mother of All Blunders, which can be accessed at Townhall.com.  In this piece Kathleen champions an old theme, that women should not be allowed in combat roles in the military.  She is also...