Content & Blogs

An independent field guide and publication for Avant compact-loader owners.

A picture-book world for ages 2–7, built around eight animal friends, a shallow creek, and a growing map of story places.

A data-driven football project measuring how rain, wind, and temperature affect Denmark’s Superliga.

A Japanese buying guide for cars, gadgets, travel, home technology, and emerging products.

A living atlas that sketches one coherent possible world ten years from now across culture, technology, power, and everyday life.

An unofficial, source-checked wiki for Dazed Games’ Steam fishing adventure, covering routes, bosses, controls, upgrades, co-op, and all 28 achievements.

A sourced field guide to Dazed Games’ How to Fish on Steam, covering bosses, fixes, multiplayer, platforms, and achievements.

A personal notebook of book reviews, board-game criticism, and essays about the life around both.

An author site for the Unavailable book series, its emotionally chaotic cast, quizzes, newsletter, and companion app.

An unofficial, source-labelled field guide to Project P.I.T.T.’s upgrades, automation, production lines, tools, fixes, secrets, and release-day progression.

An independent field guide to Sandustry’s production lines, material reactions, buildings, research, and factory troubleshooting.

An unofficial Traditional Chinese guide and database for the game SEPHIRIA, covering characters, weapons, upgrades, artifacts, talents, and player-shared builds.

A photographic archive of The Stardust disco, its related spaces, and the friends who lived through Durban and Johannesburg’s 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.

Thaumatica is the umbrella for archives covering ancient places, esoteric books, aerial phenomena, and public-record requests.

A publishing project pairing speculative-fiction novels with playable worlds and games built around each book’s central mechanism.

Seth Donnelly reviews board games and books, then writes personal essays about reading, gaming, work, and the domestic logistics of owning too much stuff.

An independent vinyl catalogue tracks which records were pressed, which pressing to buy, and where to find it.

A Japanese research publication comparing AI tools, business SaaS, and reskilling options through pricing, features, policies, and other primary sources.

A live directory ranking .lol bidding sites by the highest bid currently visible on each board.

An interactive guide traces a $100 card payment from tap to settlement, naming the systems and middlemen involved along the way.

A league newspaper for a twelve-team keeper league, combining its 2026 calendar, newsroom, records, managers, and past-season archive.

An unofficial field guide to Umbu Games’ Steam survival game, covering crafting, alien technology, base building, exploration, co-op, injuries, launch status, and demo limitations.

A relocation guide for families moving to Accra, with firsthand recommendations, a rent calculator, practical checklists, and paid PDF guides.

A comic-led news site turning stories from science, technology, sports, finance, culture, animals, and space into original illustrated posts.

Elliot Rhodes’s personal log of board-game reviews, book reviews, and occasional essays from Kansas City.

A recipe archive exploring lesser-known dishes and food traditions by region, culture, and story.

A first-person Turkish memoir archive covering 28 years inside an unnamed movement, from 1986 to 2014.

An independent French review that examines four Eiffel Tower books across biography, archival history, children's reading, and comics.

A customer’s dated record of a defective fence installation, repeated repair commitments, and an unresolved pool-safety concern.

An animal-ethics publication covering sentience, speciesism, animal rights, research ethics, and life in sanctuaries.

Independent buying guides for UK shoppers, covering inexpensive products whose listings leave out the important details.

A player-run reference answering Sandustry gameplay questions with named public sources and source-check dates.

A press kit for an animated web cartoon and darker comic novel set among three Irish friends in a rural village of the late 1920s.

A Japanese YouTube conversation show pairing a used-book seller with an aspiring fortune-teller to discuss books, travel, worries, and the unknowable future.

A French editorial project examines the Eiffel Tower through four books: Eiffel’s own voice, a biography, a Cocteau play, and a children’s adventure comic.

An unofficial GTA 6 fan news site tracking official announcements, production dates, character details, and the alleged CyberLeek footage scandal.

An independent data zine that turns WNBA performances, players, and league trends into analytics-driven stories.

A multilingual archive of Brazilian myths and legends that also feeds browser games, collectible cards, and an open REST API.

An interactive court-case archive that breaks ongoing and recent trials into questions, evidence cards, source links, and connections.

Research-based planning guidance for hotel and restaurant build-outs in the United States and Canada.

An independent Odesa graffiti publisher selling small-run journals, T-shirts, and forthcoming artist materials.

A French independent review atlas examining four ways books make the Eiffel Tower appear: as artwork, exhibition infrastructure, nighttime beacon, and workplace.

Hands-on reviews and buying guides for water and air purifiers, shaped around Indian water quality, air pollution, power conditions, and household budgets.

Cole Everett’s cabinet of curiosities for book reviews, board-game reviews, and odd personal essays.

A daily relationship dilemma presented as a magazine issue, with readers invited to judge whether the couple should renew or dissolve.

An Indonesian-language documentation site about Modio’s religious history, local figures, Mee-Mapiha culture, and pilgrimage destinations.

A young wine estate documenting the making of a Himalayan vineyard in Pedong, Kalimpong.

A document-by-document archive of real criminal cases, beginning with the James Aren Duckett case in Mascotte, Florida.

A twice-weekly Delaware County newsletter covering local news, good food, weekend plans, community stories, and places worth knowing.

An energy publication covering power generation, storage, electrification, vehicles, policy, and grid technology.

A fan-made field guide to Duskfade, covering its story route, 9 bosses, 19 regions, and 203 collectibles.

An independent French-language revue follows the Eiffel Tower through four children’s books set in Paris, New York, London, and Japan.

An independent publication collecting practical notes, findings, and technical reporting about Omarchy, Hyprland, hardware support, and the Linux desktop.

A bilingual personal site collecting essays, book notes, newsletter posts, political and cultural writing, and thinking about artificial intelligence.

An independent Arabic-language platform cataloguing Syrian rappers, tracks, releases, mixtapes, battles, cyphers, news, and rankings.

A focused research archive covering Tarstone mechanics, locations, upgrades, leveling, and builds in Mortal Shell II.

A slice-of-life comic about a Taiwanese-American millennial navigating anxiety, introversion, and everyday self-sabotage.

A searchable-looking archive of quotes by New York City Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani, presented as a source of “dopamine.”

A practical guide to Stockholm's Viking Museum, its 11-minute Ragnfrid's Saga ride, ticket options, and nearby sites such as Birka, Uppsala, and Sigtuna.

A project documenting the power, water, connectivity, security, and equipment systems of a working off-grid property.

A fan-made wiki for Sandustry, covering materials, machines, automation, puzzles, mods, and the game's increasingly intricate production chains.

A multilingual independent outlet publishing Algerian-focused articles, interviews, reports, videos, and geopolitical analysis.

An editorial archive tracing architecture, furniture, typography, posters, books, objects, photography, and visual culture across Central Europe from the 1850s to today.

A Japanese-language publication about dashi, covering ingredients, regions, extraction methods, culinary uses, and the science of umami.

A task-focused guide site for Sandustry, the factory-automation game, covering beginner production loops, blueprints, mechanics, resources, and troubleshooting.

A Spanish-language astronomy blog that uses the stars of Ursa Major to lead readers toward deep-sky objects.

Uma newsletter semanal, em português, reúne novidades sobre cuidados pós-operatórios em cirurgia plástica.

A University of the Pacific laboratory site about how fat cells sense nutrients, remodel mitochondria, and contribute to metabolic disease.

A French independent review site examines the Eiffel Tower through four books on construction, engineering, financing, and children's education.

MilVoyage tracks military and veteran travel developments, including Space-A procedures, lodging, benefits, destinations, deals, and official advisories.

An independent Brooklyn guide covering neighborhood news, food, culture, nightlife, events, and practical local plans.