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It’s All Very Naked Lunch…

Posted September 3, 2008 Rick O'Shea

A guy who takes antique typewriters and turns them into creepy creatures…

What’s not to like?

http://www.wired.com/culture/art/multimedia/2008/09/gallery_typewriter

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  • by therickoshea 56 mins ago
    8 *amazing* reads plucked from the hundreds recently released for the Autumn  #EasonMustReads  chosen by myself and  @sineadmoriartywriter . You can read more about them and buy copies on the  @eason_ireland  website!  #BrandAmbassador 
  • by therickoshea 2 days ago
    I made dinner
  • by therickoshea 2 days ago
    This. Please and thank you. And if you have a favourite place of your own that you want to give a shout out to in comments - go for it.
  • by therickoshea 2 days ago
    My best way of mitigating the slings and arrows of 2020? Walking in the wide open green with people and dogs I love. Try it if you can.
  • by therickoshea 3 days ago
    This was taken 4 minutes before my show started yesterday because I needed some air... It's a lifetime in radio Live on  @rtegold  with an All Request Friday from 10 and then tomorrow, Saturday, on  @rteradio1  simulcasting on Gold from 6-8pm. Just in case you're getting ready to go out to the eatin' pub or restaurant of your choice in 25 counties. Probably...
  • by therickoshea 4 days ago
    Books I read on holidays -  @wordsofhelen 's new one. God this was goegeous and just beautifully written. The love story of two people starting at the end and showing you how they got there in the most heartbreaking way. It's a sensitive depiction and unpicking of mental heath issues and how they affect someone and their life over decades. I really enjoyed her first, but this is a major leap for her as an author. It's beautiful.

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