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Bukowski's irreverent style offers a fresh perspective—I'm curious what motivated him to approach Shakespeare this way.

Bukowski's jokes felt risky but also made me think differently about classic literature. How did others react to his satirical tone?

His raw, unfiltered style adds a layer of intimacy and humor—I'd love to know if that made the critique feel more personal or provocative.