Jared

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Hand holding up Ian Fleming's 'Thunderball'.
A black sheep peeping through a gate
The picture shows a poem - Autocorrect poem by Jared Brown I sought to write a poem, From beginning to end, And leave in all the mistakes, That the auto correct might lend So far all is well Each weird is as I wanted We’ll almost as you see It’s started but I’m undaunted I think that it is strange How few mistakes there are Compared to how many usually arise When iT to text my wife About the dinner or the kids So now I’ll round things up It’s not as funny as I imagined I’m tempted to add some additional mistakes But that would be dishonest. Thus this is the last verse I’m hoping something will turn up Not many more words to go We’re running out of time And still f peculiar ha haven’t Ah t what’s this is waited until the end And now it’s started to go haywire And Debbie the good at the finish.
Film poster for the 1934 film version of 'The Moonstone'.
A photo montage of a mock up of the Apollo 11 lunar module, superimposed over a close up of a loaf of crusty bread, with added shadows and 'NASA' elements.
A train rushes by a platform during a snow blizzard
Cover illustration for *We Have Always Lived in the Castle* by Shirley Jackson
A chopping board with diced tomatoes in the shaker of a heart.
Titelbild zu „Wir haben schon immer im Schloss gelebt“ von Shirley Jackson
Cover image for 'The Stone Gods' by Jeanette Winterson.
The cover image of the book 'Bob Dylan - All the songs'.
Screen capture of wsocial
Cover image of John Cooper Clarke's autobiography, I wanna be yours.
A suburban Swedish garden in summer
Book cover of The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson.
Book jacket/cover image for 'A Hitchcock Reader'.
The book cover of James Joyce's Finnegans Wake.
Book jacket of Abdulrazak Gurnah's novel 'Paradise'.
A photo of a street in Stockholm old town overlaid with the message 'good luck' in several European languages.