John Dunlevy

@jdunlevy.bsky.social

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Chicago ✶ and Berwyn, Illinois. he/him https://dunlevy.org/john/

Album cover: Belle and Sebastian's If You're Feeling Sinister. The cover shows a dark, austere black and white photo (with red tint for the white) of a young woman sitting indoors next to a copy of Franz Kafka’s book The Trial, with the band name in allcaps and title in sentence case below that, both in simple white text.
Frame from a black-and-white Peanuts comic by Charles Shulz depicting the beagle character Snoopy sitting on top of his doghouse holding a soccer ball. His head turned to the left in response to being addressed —indicated by a “!“ speach bubble.
The US Signal Service daily weather map for May 6, 1876, at 3:35 PM central time. Heading is "War Department Weather."
PRIVATE PROPERTY NO TRESPASSING sign on soth-side glass door at unused entrance to USIP building
Square screenshot of a square image with rounded corners that has the Merriam-Webster circle logo and “Your 2026 Word” underlined heading to the right of that, both on a single line near the top of the square. Below the logo and heading text is the word “golden”. Pause button, “0:10” time indicator, and icon indicating sound off appear at bottom of the square.
Cropped screenshot of search on and results on the https://www.justice.gov/epstein/search webpage on desktop showing "Epstein" entered in the Search bar and below that: "No results found. Please try a different search." Next, there's: "Note on Search Functionality: Due to technical limitations and the format of certain materials (e.g., handwritten text), portions of these documents may not be electronically searchable or may produce unreliable search results." Below that the department seal and words "U.S. Department of JUSTICE"
Photograph: Rob Miller's book The Hours Are Long But the Pay is Low sits cover up, spine toward the viewer on top of the book Read This When Things Fall Part, edited by Kelly Hughes, spine toward the viewer
Dried empty runner bean pods at left, bowl containing a mix of dried runner beans at right
Crop of a screenshot from theBluesky mobile app on Android showing alert "!" in a circle followed by message "Account has been suspended" and then a "Try again" button.
Photograph looking down into a grocery frozen foods case at, stacked in four rows three across, Bremer "Grilled Cheese" sandwich boxes.
Album cover: Transaction de Novo, Bedhead 1998
The front cover of the Pixies album Doolittle, art elements include a monkey with a halo and the numbers 5, 6, and 7.
Black and white domestic short hair cat sleeping
Cropped detail of a black-and-white photograph of newsboxes (Wall Street Journal, Chicago Sun-Times, New York Times identifiable): Visible in the Sun-Times box window: "EXTRA: UNSPEAKABLE HORROR" allcaps, three-line large headline above an image.
Screenshot of modal on a website. Text reads: "Did you know that your Internet Browser is out of date? Your browser is out of date, and may not be compatible with our website. A list of the most popular web browsers can be found below. Just click on the icons to get to the download page: - Firefox - Chrome - Internet Explorer - Safari Close This Window By closing this window you acknowledge that your experience on this website may be degraded."
Detail of back of business envelope, Social Security Administration USA logo on flap, and below: "SCAM ALERT! Scammers are pretending to be government employees. They may threaten you and may demand immediate payment to avoid arrest or legal action. Do not be fooled!”
Ad: "Proudly made in Canada since 1980." slogan with Budweiser beer can on a red background. Words on the can include "Brewed in Canada."
Screenshot of the washingtonpost.com website on desktop: Small "The Washington Post: Democracy Dies in Darkness" banner at top, "Subscribe" and "Sign In" buttons to the right of that. Below that a partly visible article page obscured by an undismissable modal: "Already subscribed? Sign in. Get unlimited access to The Washington Post" with list of options: "One week $7 one-time payment: Does not renew; Monthly $1 every week for the first year billed as $4 every 4 weeks: Cancel anytime; Yearly $120 (crossed out) $40 for the first year: Cancel anytime." Below that: "Unlimited access on the web and in our apps" and "24/7 live news updates" then "Add your email address field" and "PayPal" and "Card" buttons followed by "View more offers" link. Partly visible behind the modal: an article with "404" graphic and partly readable headline: "A sample …webpages Trum … to see: When President DOnad Trump … nd as part of his plan to reshape the … ed.”
Photo looking down on a purple coneflower and a bee on it among the green leaves of other plant