Arts & Humanities
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http://migso.net/downloads/migso_mp3.htm
Miguel Soares, recording as 'migso', offers free MP3 downloads from his self-produced audio CDs, including two full albums spanning dozens of original tracks composed between 2001 and 2004. The site serves as a direct download hub for his electronic instrumental music, with tracks available at 192kbps alongside an unreleased mp3 of the month.
https://cranburydigitalcameraclub.org/
The Cranbury Digital Camera Club is a New Jersey-based photography club that hosts regular meetings, member competitions, and educational talks covering topics like color, contrast, lighting, and composition. Members can access a gallery, competition uploads, and club calendar through this members-only portal, with meetings now held via Zoom.
https://annemarieshaakblog.blogspot.com/
Annemarie's Haakblog is a Dutch-language crochet blog by Annemarie, featuring original patterns, tutorials, and project posts covering everything from amigurumi animals to seasonal decorations. The site includes a published book called 'Crochet in the City' and offers both free and paid patterns, making it a rich resource for crochet enthusiasts.
https://sunnystinks.neocities.org/
Sunnystinks is a Neocities personal site with a playful, expressive aesthetic that greets visitors with bright gifs and a charming mascot-style welcome page. The creator warns of potentially mature language and flashing visuals, setting the tone for a quirky, handcrafted web presence built for self-expression.
https://journal.miso.town/atom?url=https%3A%2F%2Ffemishonuga.com%2Flog.html
Femishonuga's personal log is a poetic, stream-of-consciousness journal blending vivid nature imagery, sound philosophy, and surreal personal vignettes. Entries range from lyrical meditations on acoustics and forest landscapes to brief hallucinatory sketches, making it an evocative and unusual creative writing space.
http://whataboutcroxhapox.blogspot.com/
A blog documenting the 'What About Croxhapox?' mail art call organized by Frips and Marc Coene in collaboration with the Croxhapox art center in Ghent, Belgium. It showcases contributed mail art pieces from international artists, with posts featuring individual submissions and updates about the accompanying gallery exhibition.
https://babelmatrix.org/
Babelmatrix is a multilingual web anthology presenting European literature in parallel original and translated versions across more than a dozen languages. The site features authors, works, biographies, and Nobel laureates, offering a unique side-by-side reading experience that celebrates multilingualism and cross-cultural literary discovery.
http://rusf.ru/english
A comprehensive English-language portal dedicated to contemporary Russian science fiction and fantasy, featuring dedicated sections for prominent authors like the Strugatsky Brothers, Sergey Lukyanenko, and Nick Perumov. Edited by Dmitriy Vatolin and active since 1996, the site offers bibliographies, interviews, reviews, and SF award information, making it a rare gateway for English-speaking readers into the world of Russian speculative fiction.
https://wilde-at-heart.garden/
Jay L. Colbert's digital garden is a Logseq-powered collection of interconnected notes and essays exploring literature, personal knowledge management, and the philosophy of information. Posts range from deep dives into David Foster Wallace and Infinite Jest to reflections on Zettelkasten workflows, scrapbooking, and how humans relate to knowledge.
http://themaninblue.com/articles/handwritten_typographers
A fascinating editorial piece exploring the handwriting of renowned typographers, including Erik Spiekermann, Kris Sowersby, and others, asking whether the people who design our typefaces have distinctive penmanship of their own. The article pairs samples of each typographer's famous fonts alongside photographs of their actual handwriting, making for a uniquely personal and visually rich read.