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Natella created the site in , but it was not until October that it gained attention from the press and online internet users. As Ever Dream This Man? Andrea Natella, when interviewed by Vice magazine for an article that took the myth seriously thus making Natella answer the questions as if for real , explained that he first dreamed This Man before he was aware of who he really was; it was in the winter of , and This Man, "invited [him] to create a website to find an answer to his own appearance. An actual living human that looked like This Man was never identified, and there were some who dreamed of him who had no relationship with others also seeing him in their dreams. The story of This Man started gaining attention from internet users and the press in
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It's still there, actually, you can still read it. It's about a photofit of some Andrew Lloyd Webber-looking motherfucker who is widely dreamt about by various unconnected people across the world, and an interview with the psychologist who first put his face to paper. It's really good! It's also entirely made up and fake. This sort of thing is encouragingly rare: we run a story, it turns out to be something that was denounced in and could be easily verified as fake with a single google, a few people call us dickheads and the editorial team drown in their own tears. Sometimes we mess up. The truth behind "This Man" is that the original photofit — and the online database of supposed dreams people have had about him, thisman. Andrea runs a company called Guerriglia Marketing , which — according to this Knowyourmeme post — specialises in "subversive hoaxes" and creates, in the grand European tradition of groups like the Situationists, "weird art projects exploring pornography, politics, advertising" and creepy dream dudes who don't exist. He's also the person we interviewed for a story about his own hoax. Essentially, yes: what has happened here is we have walked up to the hoaxer, said, "Hiya, could you very immediately hoax us," and then they rubbed their little hoax-y hands with glee and said: yes.
If you don't know where to turn next after Fifty Shades : welcome to the sensual world of This Man, the first book in the international million-copy bestselling series Young interior designer Ava O'Shea has no idea what awaits her at the Manor. A run-of-the-mill consultation with a stodgy country gent seems likely, but what Ava finds instead is Jesse Ward - a devastatingly handsome, utterly confident, pleasure-seeking playboy who knows no boundaries. Ava doesn't want to be attracted to this man, and yet she can't control the overwhelming desire he stirs in her. She knows that her heart will never survive him and her instinct is telling her to run, but Jesse is not willing to let her go. He wants her and is determined to have her. Jodi Ellen Malpas was born and raised in the Midlands town of Northampton, England, where she lives with her two boys and a beagle. Her novels have hit bestseller lists for the New York Times, USA Today, Sundays Times, and various other international publications, and can be read in more than twenty-four languages around the world. Enter your mobile number or email address below and we'll send you a link to download the free Kindle App. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required.
