HalfCalf, a Journal for the Book Collector Who Reads the Fine Print
An independent Melbourne journal about second-hand and antiquarian book collecting, from bindings and provenance to condition, auctions, and care.
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An independent Melbourne journal about second-hand and antiquarian book collecting, from bindings and provenance to condition, auctions, and care.
A Japanese directory of individually named animals living in zoos and aquariums, searchable by name, facility, species, and region.
An independent visual journal documenting Johnstown, Pennsylvania, through photography, fieldwork, archives, maps, reporting, and design.
An open benchmark tests whether language models can interpret Vedic birth charts and say something true about the person behind one.
Le Custode composes a child’s original drawings into a hand-made, archival wood panel, produced in Amsterdam and delivered ready to hang.
A reflective archive of Les Lionnes, a women’s mutual-aid group that connected roughly 250 members from 2019 to 2026.
An explorable dataset of 6.7 million Romanian court files, sliced by desk, county, year, court, claim band, and procedural stage.
A free bilingual quiz that maps Indian political views across seven dimensions, including welfare, caste recognition, nationhood, authority, culture, and federalism.
A daily courtroom game gives everyone the same case, then asks players to choose prosecution or defense before the file opens.
An interactive dossier about the Chinese animated film 牛来, its reported ¥342 opening day, and a bizarre climb toward ¥1.5 million in box office.
A proposed series of illustrated, non-playing 12-inch records shaped around pizza flavours, sold in real pizza boxes with wall mounts.
An interactive multiplayer card game where four dreamers predict fragments, avoid cards bearing their own faces, and try to awaken at exactly 41 winks.
A Boulder resident initiative tracking chronic neighborhood noise through public data, legal information, and accountability reports.
A Dutch data project calculates the household-income threshold at which each municipality’s planned 2029 Wmo cut would balance.
An interactive map of the Roman Empire at its greatest extent, with provinces, roads, rivers, a 16,000-place gazetteer, and detailed plans of 40 archaeological sites.
A Ukrainian manufacturer of oil-only absorbent socks and pillows for diesel, fuel, and hydrocarbon spills.
A Claude Code plugin that tracks authorship and approval at sentence level, then uses a PreToolUse hook to stop agents editing words they do not own.
A free, ad-free reader for the Qur'an, the Bible, and the Tanakh, with multilingual text, search, and offline access.
A browser-based food-education game that scans ingredient lists and turns their contents into collectible food-shaped aliens.
A weekly monitor tracking the funding chain behind Russia’s war effort, from oil revenue and bond auctions to reserves, inflation, and industrial activity.
An ad-free Android racing game that turns paraglider flight into a tactical contest of thermals, wind, risk, and route choice.
A focused candle collection with exactly three refillable 14 oz soy candles: Dawn, Dusk, and Late.
An accessibility journey planner that checks travel routes and facilities against attributable evidence before you arrive.
An evidence-based ACL reconstruction recovery guide with timelines, return-to-sport testing explainers, cost guidance, and browser-based readiness calculators.