Content & Blogs

A browsable card index of Greek myth that links each figure and story to its ancient sources.

An owner-maintained archive documents a Swiss-market 1973 Porsche 911 S, its preservation work, and the factory details surrounding it.

Reason of Place makes short, evidence-linked films explaining why real places look and behave as they do.

A searchable archive of verbatim statements about how organizations use AI, organized by question, organization, and speaker.

An online archive of Ivan D. E. Beaumont’s Nebraska City News-Press columns, organized by year and topic.

A bilingual news site covering Indian politics, elections, courts, and governance, with stories linked to supporting documents.

A music-film publication presenting filmed performances, music videos, documentaries, and artist features across several recurring series.

An India-first archive revisiting apps, fads, memes, and internet rituals that once occupied the group chat—and then vanished from view.

Dapaba publishes hi-fi reviews, home-audio build logs, and guides from a farm shop in southern Oregon.

A Spanish-language independent psychological-horror animation series set in a forgotten mountain village, with its first episode available free on YouTube.

An interactive collection of European maps of Tartary pairs deep-zoom viewing with transcribed and translated map text.

The Belgian studio presents episodic audio mysteries, starting with Fata Morgana, a story set aboard a pirate ship.

A Christian-oriented archive organizing texts, historical accounts, and archaeological evidence related to Jesus.

A browsable collection of 320 classic mobile phones, with illustrations, specifications, stories, and side-by-side comparisons.

A satire publication presenting invented headlines across consumer, corporate, technology, private-equity, customer-service, and home-front sections.

A seasonal journal of British wild food, landscape, archaeology and everyday wildlife, with field observations and sources to follow.

A French-language series of maps about unexpected subjects, built from official, cited data and updated weekly.

A paid December service sends children daily North Pole stories by text, with short, pre-written replies when they write back.

A digital archive of University of Puget Sound swimming, organized around seasons, rosters, meet results, honors, coaches, and remembrances.

A Wasei project making screen-free audiobooks with AI voices, from an AI explainer to a radio-drama adaptation of a novel.

Kur'an Sohbeti collects weekly Quran discussions from Zuhuratbaba Mosque, with recordings and a browsable archive organized around surahs and verses.

A Spanish-language catalog of sapphic and LGBTQ+ books, browsable by narrative themes and how a story ends.

News, guides, game data, planning tools, and guild resources for World of Warcraft: Forever.

An independent journal records generative-AI experiments as case files, pairing prompts with outputs, model names, and reported compute costs.

An independent sleep publication that rates common advice against human research, with guides on circadian rhythms, bedroom conditions, supplements, and caffeine.

An unofficial fan archive documents the history and communities of The Prophets’ Song, a browser-based text game that is no longer active.

Annual calendars pair A.A. history stories with the dates of each month, with current and past editions available to order.

A fan-made tribute to Toronto alternative radio gathers post-punk, new-wave and alternative music from 1977–1995 into charts, song lists, videos and artist pages.

An independent journal pairing close readings of early web art and painting with historical project records and practical interface studies.

An independent homeowner guide to basement water problems, drainage and sump proposals, with Omaha-specific context.

An independent Porto journal publishes essays and notes on places, objects, and the practice of looking carefully.

A preview of a forthcoming illustrated novel set around old Coney Island, Dreamland, and the Elephant Hotel.

Plain-language guides cover dachshund IVDD, surgery costs, recovery, prevention, and daily care.

Enzo Mancini offers three free interactive PDFs of practical kitchen, grocery-shopping, and home-fix habits.

A searchable catalog of software and computing talks, lectures, and tutorials, ranked using recommendations from engineering communities.

A Spanish-language library of infectious-disease documentaries and rankings, presented by an infectologist from Medellín.

A machine-written satire site serving invented headlines, quizzes, lists, and games.

Mhanzi presents a free, ad-supported music streaming service focused on Zimbabwean music, with a proposed revenue share for artists.

An independent horror-fiction project about a mutated Earth, its god-like maker, and the last two humans.

Day-by-day guides pair recovery rules with suitable activities, food, and companion plans for people traveling abroad for procedures.

A multilingual field guide to the indie RPG Queen’s Domain, covering routes, enemies, weapons, bosses, and achievements.

A field guide that identifies five unrelated games called Say Cheese and routes readers to the right rules, walkthrough, or source page.

A Chinese-language guide to 100 selected technology talks, interviews, and documentaries, with three-minute video explainers.

A catalog of Soviet films with short descriptions, browsing collections, and links presented as free English-subtitled streams.

A regional gardening publication covering vegetables, soil, fruit, weather, and planting calendars for the high, dry West.

VibeGameDB catalogs games made with tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex, with links to play, platform details, player ratings, and development stories.

A sourced buyer’s guide to Ninja Kiwi’s paid top-down shooter, covering its price, demo, classes, weapons, platforms, and player counts.

An archive of Bulgarian media articles presented as cases where ChatGPT’s unfinished reply was left in the published text.

A field notebook pairs reflections on AI, memory, and migration with short detours into science and history.

A local guide to Donostia events, city news, weather, times, venues, and ticket prices.

A weekly Córdoba arts-and-events agenda, with listings for concerts, theatre and more, plus a free email newsletter.

A catalog of books and research on reproduction in felids and dogs, including anatomy atlases and practical insemination manuals.

Cluefile publishes game guides and reference tables for Loftia and Probably Stolen.

A Port Angeles bookseller’s guide to books for getting to know the world outside your door.

A regional guide to weekend events, holiday markets and outings across Newburgh, Kingston, Beacon, New Paltz, Poughkeepsie and nearby towns.

A magazine about basketball beyond the box score, with features on players, sneakers, arena life, game nights, and the business around the sport.

A publication about fight-sports business, covering purses, betting markets, sponsorships, crypto deals, and event economics.

An independent guide compares truffle hunts near Florence by route, price, duration, season, and what is included.

An independent habitat-design review examines how daily routines, life-support systems, and construction choices shape commercial space habitats.

A Japanese-led guide to Chiang Mai presents local places, events, living information, and practical links in Japanese, English, and Thai.

An unofficial Hacker News mirror says an AI rewrites snarky comments to keep their point while steering them toward good faith and curiosity.

A family-led cultural-heritage project traces ballerina Nadine Wulffius through her personal library, family documents, timeline, and a bilingual play edition.

A Japanese guide to cleaning, storing, and caring for down jackets, with comparisons of cleaning services and practical home-care advice.

A free, two-minute evening email briefing about what’s happening the next day, starting with Dublin and the wider world.

A Japanese community publishing site with searchable posts, RSS, image uploads, and Mpurse login.

A German-language publication examines AI, FP&A, and financial planning for finance professionals in the DACH region.

Rebecca’s garden journal follows container vegetable growing on her Bucks County deck, with local planting guides and printable calendars.

A Greater Vancouver publication covering development proposals, building projects, and nearby nature.

Stuart’s personal site gathers stories and photographs from Norwich’s Mile Cross estate, local history and Norfolk railway heritage.