Content & Blogs

An independent press is preparing an English translation of Nicolaas Hartsoeker’s 1694 Essay on Dioptrics, with reader and scholar editions planned.

An open-source compendium connects biological phenomena with physics, mathematics, chemistry, computer science and engineering.

A speculative-fiction project connecting three novels across distant eras with a free, short browser game set in their shared world.

A bilingual index of Dharmendra Kumar Arenahalli’s Kannada stories about Karnataka’s places, people, and history.

An independent publication explores AI through essays, thought experiments, scenarios, field notes, and a lexicon.

A satirical local-news-style publication covering West Virginia sports, outdoors, opinion, weather, and more.

A Turkish-language biography archive connecting notable people, their works, and their influence to visible sources.

A restored archive of essays and photographs about Phoenix architecture and neighborhoods, spanning 2006 to 2013.

A jewelry-market research site breaks down major auction sales lot by lot, tracking hammer prices, price per carat, gemstone origin and treatment.

A clearly labeled parody publication uses fictional Alaska news stories to poke at journalism’s habits and conventions.

An Arabic-language technology publication pairs current industry news with explanations of why it matters to people building in the Arab region.

A business-story project that follows company filings, debt figures, and court records to explain how familiar companies got where they are.

A weekly, day-by-day digest of public events in Belgrade and Novi Sad.

An illustrated history project retells major voyages from participants’ journals, paired with interactive maps of the world as it was.

A satirical Anchorage alt-weekly parody skewers local journalism through fictional news, arts, opinion, and events coverage.

An original music catalog offering free background music for games, videos, streams, and other creative projects.

A day-by-day literary journal set above Dobcross, Saddleworth, in 1953, with chapters for verse, art, countryside, music, fashion, and the people around Rufus.

An independent Oklahoma Sooners fan site argues for a coaching change through season records, postseason results, and a timeline of setbacks.

An interactive reading of NFHS high-school wrestling participation data, separating girls’ and boys’ counts from 1970–2026.

A Korean-language notebook of hands-on local LLM tests, recording speed, memory use, and answer quality on PCs and laptops.

Brandon’s guide pairs filmed visits and ratings of food spots around Stockton and the 209 with wider coverage reaching the Bay and wine country.

An epidemiology research project examines what disagreements between study designs and diagnostic criteria reveal about what each one measures.

A bilingual English-Italian guide compares ten ticketed London attractions using the same practical details, including visit time, indoor or outdoor setting, food and transit access.

A Zimbabwe-focused agriculture site combines harvest and market charts, farming news, buying guides, and listings for livestock, produce, equipment and land.

一个中文每日新闻摘要，从世界各地的真新闻中挑出离谱趣闻，附上评分、吐槽和原文链接。

A self-described satire publication presenting fictional sports stories through local game-day details and recurring bylines.

A resident geography teacher connects Demon Slayer’s Asakusa scenes to the neighborhood’s history and present-day landmarks.

Crossed Letter plans three monthly publications that pair historical material with notes on what we know now, printed and posted in England.

A Chinese-language essay site exploring videogames alongside technology, philosophy, architecture, and cultural criticism.

A Russian-language literary e-journal publishes contemporary poetry, prose, criticism, and other writing, with listed works available in multiple file formats.

A health-information site that grades claims from A to D and presents guides on insomnia and focus with linked research sources.

An illustrated, three-era history of Nauru, with articles and a timeline spanning early settlement through the modern republic.

A Northern California guide to mid-century-modern home neighborhoods, paired with a real estate agent’s contact information.

An independent songbook pairs psychoanalytically informed songs with listening notes, concepts, and themed collections.

A pre-release, symptom-based guide to troubleshooting cargo routes, industries, deliveries, and city growth in Transport Fever 3.

A bilingual journal of European park guides, written as walks with practical choices about where to start, what to see, and what to skip.

An independent Arabic magazine publishing film criticism, with issues, articles, editorial sections, and information about its writers.

A personal archive of self-diving around Okinawa, with dive logs, photographs, equipment notes, travel posts, and ways to browse by site, year, or marine life.

A DIY music and arts collective’s site documents its free-mixtape origins, events, and catalogue of underground releases.

A Korean-language seafood reference pairing species names and identification details with seasonal, selection, preparation, and cooking guidance.

An Arabic-language archive of book-discussion sessions recorded as Twitter Spaces, with episode listings, book shelves, and reader and speaker statistics.

A source-limited tracker of approved and investigational atopic dermatitis treatments, with development stages, routes, and update dates.

An Italian editorial atlas exploring sleep physiology, rhythms, insomnia, and recovery through guided reading paths.

A Persian-language music platform presenting Iranian and international tracks, with discovery by mood, occasion, and decade alongside social listening features.

A sourced catalog ranks cooking oils, sweeteners, plant proteins, and grains and potatoes using food-specific measures.

A multilingual online edition pairs the Greek text of Epictetus’s Enchiridion with chapter-by-chapter translations.

A personal log of building an algo trading bot for Indian index options, with strategy experiments, code lessons, and practical guides.

A household preparedness guide for internet, card-payment, and checkout outages, with scenarios, checklists, and gear recommendations.

A weekly sports magazine plans to revisit American sports history from the week ending September 28, 1919, reporting only what was knowable at the time.

An independent editorial site reviewing how published research measures secondary earnings and platform work.

A personal Japanese-language site presenting interactive simulations about math, algorithms, and generative AI, alongside an original 3D game.

A downloadable fishing-tackle guide argues for buying performance over branding, with gear picks and builds at several budgets.

A Polish ebook about heating, cooking, food storage, and repairs, presented as lessons from life in a cabin without grid electricity.

A landing page for a cookbook described as 60 recipes and 27 dining-room stories, organized around a fictional family restaurant in Italy.

1QA presents college-football rankings weighted by how well its voters pick games.

A reference project exploring the history and development of Iranian languages through words and their related forms.

A Japanese-language, unofficial fan portal collecting news and reference links for the Ganbare Goemon game series.

Practical knife diagnostics and sharpening guidance for working cooks, organized around problems that show up during service.

The Cavite band’s official site brings together its songs, live performances, lyrics and chords, and ways for listeners to join its penpal community.

A Japanese gear guide that connects HYROX competitors with the shoes, clothing, watches, and other kit visible in race photos.

A guide site for a sewing simulator, with commission recipes, fabric and pattern registries, and a dress-planning tool.

Quorum presents an open-access information technology journal where scholars earn credits by reviewing papers and spend them to submit their own.

A German investigative series examines Canada Gold Trust, Thomas Bremer, and an investor group offering what it calls a rescue.

A bilingual project that checks mysteries and legends against sources, alongside interactive mystery stories.

A chaptered fictional crash narrative anchored to an Aurora, Illinois, 1995 police report and its accident-photo sheets.

Thomas Bremer’s first-person essay says his press accreditation was not renewed and casts the decision as censorship.

A Shasta County news homepage lists reports on elections, county government, schools, utilities, and criminal courts.

A Leipzig-focused site presents its author’s allegations about Thomas Bremer, Legite GmbH, and related websites and legal networks.

occupy.red presents a real-time 3D depiction of a planned Starship cargo flight from Starbase to Mars.

An independent guide to Airblade models, how they work, and the trade-offs around cost, hygiene, and noise.