Content & Blogs

A car publication about impractical models, odd engineering, baffling specs, and automotive ideas too strange for a buyer’s guide.

A Bulgarian satire site recasts current affairs as news with irony and sarcasm.

A news-paradox gallery pairs topical examples with source links, context, and a reader vote on whether each is a real paradox or just words.

A sourced catalogue of engineering beliefs and the systems or incidents that challenge them.

A Japanese hiking-guide site presenting routes with maps, distances, elevation changes, and notes for day hikes and camping trips.

A country-by-country guide to convenience stores, supermarkets and restaurant chains, with shop descriptions, photos and representative products.

An interactive data story traces microplastic exposure from everyday sources, including bottled water, tea bags, and the air we breathe.

A free, twice-monthly digest that turns recent dental research into short, plain-English summaries.

Shastra Vault’s first season explores the Mallapurāṇa, a medieval Sanskrit wrestling manual, through videos and source material.

An independent project offering illustrated Māori history books and free, source-noted resources, including material about events leading up to 1840.

A two-reader review desk for five long-running browser games, publishing both scores, their gap, and a negotiated verdict.

An independent, source-linked publication on the history and culture of the Jews of Venice.

An independent Russian-language music project pairs an AI-music radio stream with a session journal and a podcast about sound, authorship, and imperfect recordings.

A searchable reference to Rob Watts’s public comments about Chord DACs and M Scalers, organized by product, topic, and question.

A gear guide built from Hacker News discussions, with product mentions, community quotes, co-mentions, and buy links.

A coastal editorial project tracing the stretch from Fire Island through the Hamptons to Montauk, with stories about its land, water, sky, and history.

A large French-language collection of word origins, expressions, wordplay, and curiosities, organized into browsable sections.

A multilingual, sourced reference to teaware traditions, materials, forms, makers, and marks across China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea.

An independent guide surveys browser games for UK players using five shared measures, from load-in speed to whether you’ll return.

A UK guide that breaks down what free-to-play games cost, what purchases affect, and whether console subscriptions are required.

A browsable reference to Zen people, texts, schools, terms, and transmission histories.

A daily, source-linked publication tracking AI agents and related workplace, security, and decision-making stories.

A Portuguese-language publication covering China sourcing, trade, logistics, regulation and business links with Brazil and Latin America.

An archive of Columbia, Illinois, high school baseball seasons, coaches, records, and alumni, reaching back to 1970.

A first-person history and Florence guide narrated by Michelangelo’s David, with statue trivia and invitations to chat or suggest a trip.

A Turkish-language fictional newspaper pairs Doskvol rumors with serialized stories and an issue archive.

A season-wide ranking of all 30 MLB managers by the in-game decisions the site says added or cost win probability.

A Chinese-language science publication that organizes frontier-science reporting into two formats: stories about why developments matter and explainers about what research found.

A searchable collection of aviation incidents, organized with timelines, key facts, written explanations, and related documentaries.

Gus Hoffner sells a 209-page PDF and EPUB guide to 36 small-town diners across five Midwestern states, with five road trips and eight recipes.

A Spanish-language archive of Hasidic stories presented as videos and podcasts narrated by Rab Najum Lifsitz from Buenos Aires.

A player guide to the Steam logistics game, covering its rules, trucks, achievements, platforms, and current store details.

A companion guide to a fictional vertical drama about a fintech founder pulled back into a family empire in Eko Atlantic.

A free Hebrew guide that organizes an apartment move in Israel into nine stages, from choosing a home through closing out the old one.

A research site testing what email-marketing platforms actually transfer during migrations, alongside comparisons of their costs and limits.

A Japanese-language reference site presenting 696 translations and guides on socionics, enneagram, psychософia, and related typologies.

A filterable Vietnamese guide to everyday choices, organized around their cost, effort, evidence level, and potential payoff.

An independent coastal South Carolina journal about the wildlife, spaces, and practical conditions around Charleston houses.

A Chinese-language reference project for reading classical texts, with chapter-organized originals, cited editions, commentary, pronunciations, and corrections.

A public report compares how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity answer questions about health and wellness apps.

A guide to cycling, walking, places, and wildlife along the Brenta, from the Valsugana lakes to Chioggia.

A sourced price guide compares flower costs across online florists, occasions, and delivery fees.

雁思社 is a small Nagoya publisher whose catalog spans modern Japanese thought, French social thought and literature, and religious and regional history.

A personal notebook of slow walks, old maps, and analog photography.

An independent Michigan newsletter and guide site covering deals, approvals, and rule changes, with stories linked to public records.

A Wichita-focused publication covers development, neighborhood change, local history, and businesses moving into the city.

An independent guide to Japanese knives, organized around how makers, blade geometry, steel, and sharpening choices shape their use.

NightFrame presents original animated suspense as short, serialized episodes, with its current story following a hotel desk worker and a room that does not exist.

Red Thread presents a location-aware atlas of true-crime cases, with case records and short audio briefings tied to the places where events happened.

An unofficial fan record collecting dated, attributed quotes from Kimi Antonelli and his father, with a correction ledger focused on how a remark was presented in coverage.

A food journal about Chinese seasonal cooking, ingredients, and food culture, with practical guidance for American kitchens.

Mauzoo groups what Pakistani commentators on X and YouTube are discussing into topic summaries in Roman Urdu and English.

A first-person scuba gear review site covering underwater metal detectors, dive lights, boots, gloves, and bags.

A practical homelab site documenting the machines, gear, and setup choices behind a home server environment.

A Seoul-based blog explains Korean cookware and kitchen tools for home cooks in the US, with guides to their names, uses, care, and trade-offs.

An interactive travel magazine that flips through sixteen destination features, from Jackson Hole and Kyoto to Rome and New York.

A research explainer lays out an argument that ageing electorates can shift government priorities away from growth and public investment.