His 19 books, which ventured into unpredictable subjects, included short stories, poetry, essays and non-fiction.
Jones won much admiration for his last book, The Dig, which ventured into the grim nocturnal world of badger-baiters.
They grew to three with The Bell Jar, the first novel I had ever read which ventured into a psychiatric institution.
Don't people realise that, like any other convicted rapist, Evans is branded for ever, in a kind of justice continuum, way beyond football, which ventures into the realms of his public and daily life.
The recent American films "Edge of 17" and "Chuck and Buck," which venture into similar territory, are a bit more forthright in confronting the scary jagged edges of burgeoning teenage sexuality, though both lack this film's sleek European gloss.
Tiffany's firm was reorganized as Tiffany Studios in 1900, after which he ventured into lamps, jewelry, pottery, and bibelots.
Double Encore, which recently ventured into iPad app design and development, says that revenues are up 220% from last year.
The nimbleness with which Cameron has ventured into the world of the Internet, and of Internet-inspired thinking, has made the Big Society an object of acute interest, if not unqualified excitement, in tech-savvy precincts.
There was an immediate and raucous outcry... Describes his defense of the Hitler myth... Tells about a hurricane which the correspondents ventured into from the safety of the house, the next day... Writer describes the final days of his war... No, we never got together again.
Referring to a series of policy speeches in which Mr. Bush had ventured into traditionally Democratic issues, Mr. Gore said that Mr. Bush was pretending to care about issues like health care, education and the environment but that his record in Texas showed he had done little on these fronts.
For a sector as forward-thinking as the fashion industry, the reluctance with which it has ventured into e-commerce and other digital platforms particularly social media is more than a little perplexing.
