Born Frowning

Monthly short fiction and prose. Introduction | Outline Latest Post

[bornfrowning]

He misuse. He damage.

FOUND

[bornfrowning]

Must be hanging we the near-bare branches, as ejaculations add romance

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[bornfrowning]

No improper broadcast effect

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[poetryprosepeopleandplaces]

Glenn Gould, photographed by Gordon Parks for LIFE magazine, 1955-1956.

[awesomepeoplereading]

Glenn Gould reads, does other stuff.

[bornfrowning]

The just gone dignity. Luck. Ha ha!! to thick opinions.

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[badkidsjokes]

Mans

man: you are evil other man: i am not man:yes no yes no yes no yes no yes no [both mans die]

[bornfrowning]

Old police gut increased with a red mark.

FOUND

[badkidsjokes]

Sandwitch

what do you call a sandwitch with legs

bready legs

[everyoneofmythousandrobots-deac]

“Cockney Batman”

“Cockney Batman” by Sam Rae

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The other guy is whatever tubby, public-school prick is mayor of London at the moment.

[bornfrowning]

Beautiful

[jimllpaintit]

Dear Jim,

Please paint me Ann Widdecombe riding Space Mountain.

All the best,

Adam Maddox

[duchampswag-deactivated20130628]

BLAST, 1st edition, 1914

[artmastered]

Wyndham Lewis, 1939, Ezra Pound

Ezra Pound was an American poet and critic, who wrote for English Vorticist Wyndham Lewis’s short-lived literary magazine BLAST that ran from 1914 to 1915. Throughout his career, he worked for substantially long periods in London, Italy and the United States, and briefly in Paris.

[bornfrowning]

New logo. MSPaint. Yes, really.

[bornfrowning]

Ghost sign for 'Redfern's Rubber Heels', SE6

[procrete]

[bornfrowning]

Textbook Brutalist architecture in my home town.

[plebeianphotography]

Catford Stadium, Catford, SE London

Reading list: ‘The Lowlife’ Alexander Baron; ‘The Chancer’ James Kelman

[petitchoco]

Catford in the snow, 1989