Arts & Humanities
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https://inhab.it/
Wil Turner's inhab.it is a beautifully written travel and reflective writing blog that captures moments of stillness and observation from places like Lithuania, Hong Kong, and beyond. Posts blend lyrical prose with personal memory, paying close attention to light, landscape, and the texture of everyday life in transit.
http://www.hoary.org/
Peter Evans runs this eclectic personal site built around travel photography spanning England, Japan, the Czech Republic, Bavaria, and Wales, with black-and-white festival shots and touristy landmarks all documented with dry wit. Beyond the photos, the site offers opinionated tirades on digital camera design, browser philosophy, scanned historical texts, and a collection of oddly memorable advertisements.
https://mbbischoff.com/
mb bischoff is a Brooklyn-based poet and programmer whose personal site highlights her published work in literary venues like Beestung, PIG, SCATC, and Dykes and Dolls. A compact but distinctive online presence for a trans writer whose creative output blends code and verse.
https://transreads.org/
Trans Reads bills itself as the world's largest free collection of trans-focused literature, offering books, essays, zines, articles, pamphlets, and more by, for, or about people who transcend western gender norms. The site features an extensive genre taxonomy spanning fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and art, making it a comprehensive literary archive for transgender and gender-nonconforming readers.
http://jimpunk.com/-colorheXaequo.-
Created by jimpunk, this page is a submission or response to 'Who's Afraid of Blue, Red and Green?', an online public art competition by Austrian multimedia artist Günther Selichar exploring abstract animation and the RGB color building blocks of digital screens. The project draws inspiration from Barnett Newman's abstract expressionist work and invited participants to apply painterly compositional principles to digital display formats.
http://wheatlandpress.com/
Wheatland Press is a small independent publisher specializing in speculative fiction anthologies and collections, including the critically acclaimed Polyphony series edited by Deborah Layne and Jay Lake. The site showcases award-winning authors like David D. Levine and Bradley Denton, offering direct purchasing of signed hardcovers and limited-edition titles alongside submission guidelines for writers.
https://nomadwarmachine.co.uk/
NomadWarMachine is the blog of a Scottish academic and creative who documents daily art challenges, photography, poetry, and philosophical musings under the banner of 'rhizomatic bricolage.' Regular participation in DS106 daily creates, flickr photo sharing, and explorations of rhizomatic learning theory make this a rich crossroads of digital art and open education culture.
https://nukocities.neocities.org/
Nukocities is a decorative graphics resource site offering a collection of web deco elements including reaction images, action graphics, unique sets, coats, and miscellaneous pixel art assets. Image-heavy and built for the Neocities community, it provides embeddable GIF-style decorations for personalizing old-web style pages.
https://homcomic.com/index.html
Homunculus is a webcomic archive created by S.A. Lieske, preserving the pages of what appears to be an original illustrated comic series. The site serves as a dedicated archive for readers to browse through the comic's run, with an About section offering context on the work.
http://pudenda.net/books.html
A personal science fiction and fantasy reading list tracking titles by authors like Iain M. Banks, Roger Zelazny, Gene Wolfe, and Greg Bear, with status notes ranging from 'completed' to 'gave up.' The page also aggregates links to major SF award nominees including Hugo, Nebula, Locus, and Arthur C. Clarke awards, making it a handy reference for genre readers.