On July 19 the death of a genius.
How many people has noticed? The passionate readers of his books have certainly risfogliato these days at least one of his masterpieces to remember if any were needed, style and the true stories of survival that he witnessed a crime or whose cmq has heard from his "actors." Those who love the noir, the crime-novel/crime-movie, hard boiled ... can not know.
Edward Bunker was 71 years. I'm certainly not here to write a few words in his personal history, just read some of his statements to understand that a detainee was intellectual, one who spent many years in prison and that he chose to save himself by writing stories that are the facts occurred. A rarity. And all this thanks to an IQ above average.
Revered by two large, James Ellroy and Quentin Tarantino gave him the part of Mr. Blue in "Reservoir Dogs", has always written stories about criminals having the criminal perspective, concentrating on all facets of the American prison system. The great novel that made me know it is "like a wild beast" and I can not ensure that what the protagonist says Ellroy is absolutely true: "do not come out intact from your meeting with Max Dembo.
Edward Bunker was 71 years. I'm certainly not here to write a few words in his personal history, just read some of his statements to understand that a detainee was intellectual, one who spent many years in prison and that he chose to save himself by writing stories that are the facts occurred. A rarity. And all this thanks to an IQ above average.
Revered by two large, James Ellroy and Quentin Tarantino gave him the part of Mr. Blue in "Reservoir Dogs", has always written stories about criminals having the criminal perspective, concentrating on all facets of the American prison system. The great novel that made me know it is "like a wild beast" and I can not ensure that what the protagonist says Ellroy is absolutely true: "do not come out intact from your meeting with Max Dembo.
(the subtitle of the blog is a quote from page. 129)
From St. Quentin Tarantino Quentin
interview from Les Miserables