Postcard from the Past

<p> WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY MARK HADDON </p> <p> In Postcard From The Past, Tom Jackson has gathered a collection of the funniest, weirdest and most moving real messages from the backs of old postcards. </p> <p>‘Sublimely funny’ Jason Hazeley, author of the Ladybird Books for Grown Ups</p> <p>‘My favourite Twitter account is now my favourite book. Irresistible!’ Jill Mansell</p> <p>‘This book is an absolute treat’ Holly Walsh</p> <p>‘Transfixing, beguiling, warmly haunting. These are the ghosts of a childhood’ Robin Ince</p> <p>‘A hilarious and occasionally disturbing look at how the British remain resolutely small-minded wherever they go’ Charlie Higson</p> <p>‘Six by four inch portions of pure heaven’ Rachel Johnson</p> <p>‘Somehow both poignant and deeply creepy’ Samira Ahmed</p> <p>‘One of Twitter’s most nourishing concepts – each one arriving like a bonsai Alan Bennett play’ Danny Baker</p> <p>‘Beautiful. Inspiring. Educational. Hilarious’ Emma Freud</p> <p>‘One of the saddest and funniest picture books you're ever likely to read’ Owen Hatherley, author of The Ministry of Nostalgia</p> <p>‘Hilarious, haunting, silly, poetic and profound’ Danny Wallace</p> <p>‘A book of rare and genuine beauty’ James O’Brien, LBC</p>