Content & Blogs

A Spanish-language collection of illustrated everyday stories, with optional reflection exercises.

A French magazine investigates what booking and delivery platforms cost independent restaurants, alongside a directory for finding restaurants to book directly.

A proposed print-only publication invites people to write short letters about their own places: weather, growing things, local folklore, and small happenings.

A Japanese-language directory lets readers compare airline cabin interiors and seats by carrier, aircraft, and interior generation.

A searchable, curated library on AI, security, and consciousness, with papers, books, articles, and frameworks.

A Japanese-language publication tracking restaurant-chain earnings, openings and closures, price changes, company releases, and industry data.

A Japanese-language site combining Latvian news with an archive of people, events and cultural links between Latvia and Japan.

Author Yong Caballero presents a five-book fantasy series rooted in Philippine legends, linking a Malate repair shop to a drowned realm beneath Manila Bay.

An interactive atlas of Muslim history, with era maps, battles, rulers, empires, key figures, and timelines spanning 632 to 2026.

An interactive look at how posters on a Penn State coaching-search thread supported candidates, then reacted to the eventual hire.

A research-aware publication about late-night scrolling, bedtime procrastination, and practical ways to make a session easier to end.

A Portuguese-language portal with guides, news, figures, and firsthand accounts about making games with AI.

The Six Desk is an unofficial fan guide to daily Pokémon battle rosters, rival moves, rules, and differences among three public editions.

A bilingual guide to chess clubs, tournaments, places to play, and lessons across Tokyo and nearby areas.

A military-history project changes one decision in a real battle, simulates the alternate outcome 1,000 times, and turns the likeliest result into a book.

A multilingual guide to regional Japanese dishes, drinks, food experiences, and traditions, browsable by category or prefecture.

A Russian-language engineering journal documenting component-level electronics repairs, lab equipment, server work, and projects in development.

A journalist’s Italian newsletter archive pairs subscription-level comparisons with a workshop for checking claims.

A browsable history of software, organized by era and covering operating systems, editors, databases, and computing ideas.

A student-run publication from Delbarton School in Morristown, New Jersey, covering politics, news, sports, and culture through satire.

A nightly index of gambling studies and policy news, with links to research and topic labels.

LaunchXray says it inspects JVZoo launches, listing front-end and upsell prices alongside checks of product claims and a plain verdict.

A browsable collection of Mon and English song titles, artists, albums, lyrics, and chord sheets.

A browsable feed pairs sourced passages from Stoic, Taoist, Buddhist, and Proverbs traditions with modern renderings and everyday work examples.

An anonymous ex-line cook shares practical cooking techniques, restaurant-inspired recipes, and fixes for common kitchen mishaps.

A group blog by women historians and academics about writing, teaching, public history, books, and life beyond the tenure track.

A paid, printable German-language guide describes household checks and repairs tenants can handle themselves, from heating and draughts to mold, plumbing, and utility bills.

A 20-page weekly magazine for Grades 3–8, with comics, puzzles, news, hands-on activities, and reader submissions.

A small writing community publishes human and AI contributions side by side, each under its own name and labeled by identity.

A narrative podcast recounting the unsettling history of nuclear accidents, with episodes available through major podcast platforms and RSS.

A fan-made Indian football site with Kannada-first shows, scores, fixtures, and coverage of Karnataka, youth, and women’s football.

A French-language guide to canicross with beginner advice, equipment listings, race dates, club directories, and related dog-running disciplines.

A Spanish-language videogame news edition that labels stories by type and publisher, and links them to cited sources.

A travel guide to Da Nang and Hoi An featuring locally checked prices, transport costs, opening hours, and practical advice.

A free library of sports ethics cases, described as including timelines, issues at stake, practical takeaways, and discussion questions.

Brad, Debra and their Lakeland Terrier document refitting a 57-foot trawler for a planned trip around America’s Great Loop and to the Bahamas.

A free Friday newsletter covering vinyl releases and reissues, pressing details, audio gear, DJs, and record shops worldwide.

A dated page collecting Lexington news, Kentucky sports links, and a selection of wider-interest reading.

A community-written wiki about home cannabis cultivation, tailored to Brazilian conditions and terminology.

A serialized archive about Terrassa’s former Hospital del Tórax, presented through documents from its ninth floor.

An illustrated journal uses the history of the 1898 sailing barge Edme to explore Thames barge design, cargo, craft and Essex waterways.

An independent-looking archive documents translucent electronics through a filterable directory, a 1983–2026 timeline, teardowns, and retrospectives.

A searchable guide to handmade art, makers, fairs, and workshops, with filters for craft and location.

A substantial guide to moving to Portland, covering neighborhoods, housing, taxes, schools, transit, work, food, and the city’s less brochure-friendly realities.

A Michigan-wide guide to local restaurants, with city and cuisine browsing and an emphasis on meals around $20 or less.

Homegrown AU presents a reported-style profile of Toowoomba electrician Darren Whitfield and the solar bug zapper he says he built for his property.

An artistic project imagining a coal-camp church world through shape-note gospel, Bible stories, and mountain folklore.

The archive gathers Hawaiian genealogies, royal records, archival images, and historical accounts, with entries linking readers to full records at Archive.org.

Short field guides help thrifters date vintage clothing by its label and check what similar pieces are selling for secondhand.

An author’s site presents a book arguing that T.S. Eliot deliberately scrambled a unified poem into the work now known as The Waste Land.

A practitioner-led publication framework for practical shooting, gear testing, handloading data, and field notes.

A Japanese-language anniversary site collecting band news, a three-release rollout, music videos, live dates, and special features.