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Star Trek: DS9 Episodes Worth Watching
A curated guide to the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episodes worth watching, a shortcut for newcomers who want the best of…
Star Wars: Episodes I, II, III and THX 1138
A philosopher's long, erudite defense of the Star Wars prequels against their critics, digging into politics, myth and t…
Stellar Geography in the Babylon 5 Galaxy
A fan analysis of the astronomy in Babylon 5, tracing stars, planets and alien homeworlds across episodes and illustrati…
Stop Calling Shuggie Bain Bleak
An essay in Litro Magazine arguing that Douglas Stuart's Booker Prize-winning debut novel Shuggie Bain should not be dis…
Strange Horizons
A long-running speculative fiction magazine publishing free short stories, poetry, and criticism from a global roster of…
Ted Chiang: The Secret Third Thing
A long appreciation of Ted Chiang's short stories, arguing he may be the best short story writer alive and unpacking the…
Terraform
A speculative fiction outlet publishing short, sharp near-future stories that read like dispatches from tomorrow, often…
terribleminds
Novelist Chuck Wendig's long-running blog of blunt, funny, and genuinely useful advice about the craft and business of c…
The Aperiodical
A group blog for recreational mathematics news, puzzle roundups, and the annual Big Internet Math-Off tournament pitting…
The Believer
A magazine of long-form essays, interviews, and criticism on books, art, and culture, known for its curious and unhurrie…
The Betty Boop Snow White: Destruction of Innocence
An essay on the Fleischer brothers' 1933 Betty Boop Snow White, a surreal pre-Code cartoon with Cab Calloway as a singin…
The Biology of B-Movie Monsters
A biologist explains, with clear examples, why giant ants, fifty-foot women and other B-movie monsters could never exist…
The Blazing World by Margaret Cavendish
Book blogger Eric Karl Anderson reviews The Blazing World, Margaret Cavendish's 1666 utopian fantasy of a parallel world…
The Booker in the 1970s: 10 Novels Worth Rediscovering
A guided tour of ten Booker-shortlisted novels from the 1970s that have slipped out of fashion, with notes on why each o…
The Bray Animation Project
A history of Paul Terry's Farmer Al Falfa cartoons of 1916, part of a project documenting the films and artists of Bray…
The Brooklyn Rail
A nonprofit magazine of art, culture, and politics publishing essays, criticism, and interviews from New York's arts com…
The Brothers Brick
A long-running LEGO fan blog showcasing standout custom creations from builders worldwide, with interviews and building…
The Buffy Guide to the Internet
A screenshot tour of a 1997 Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode about a demon loose online, cataloguing its wonderfully dat…
The Bulgarian Laws of Robotics
An essay on how Bulgarian science fiction writers extended Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics with a fourth and fifth law,…
The Chatelaine of Vergi
Read the medieval French romance The Chatelaine of Vergi in Eugene Mason's translation, a tragic tale of secret love and…
The Common
A literary magazine centered on the idea of place, publishing fiction, poetry, essays, and international dispatches that…
The Complete Lost Works of Samuel Beckett
A comic parody presenting the supposedly lost Beckett plays found half burned in a Paris dustbin: absurdly short scripts…
The Creative Independent
A resource of interviews and essays with working artists and writers about creative practice, offering candid advice on…
The Creative Penn
Author Joanna Penn's long-running blog and podcast on fiction writing craft and the realities of self-publishing and the…
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