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decomP magazinE
A long-running online literary magazine publishing free flash fiction, poetry, and visual poetry, with an archive stretc…
Deep Blue Sea VFX Oral History
An oral history of how the visual effects team pulled off Samuel L. Jackson's shock shark death in Deep Blue Sea, told b…
Designing Sound
A long-running community resource collecting tutorials, interviews, and articles about sound design for film, games, and…
Diabolical Plots
A speculative fiction magazine and blog publishing free short stories alongside quirky lists and essays for writers abou…
Dickie Goodman: We've Spotted the Shark Again
A detailed history of Dickie Goodman, the novelty artist whose 'break-in' records spliced pop song snippets into fake ne…
Dinosaurs Brought to Life: Winsor McCay & Walt Disney
A Walt Disney Family Museum essay on how Winsor McCay's 1914 cartoon Gertie the Dinosaur inspired Walt Disney, and how D…
Direction Nowhere
A long-form essay by jazz critic Nate Chinen in At Length, a literary journal devoted to writing that takes its time, mi…
Discworld Rules
An essay arguing that Terry Pratchett's Discworld is a healthier fantasy diet for technologists than Tolkien, and what e…
comicvsaudience.blogspot.com
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DO IT ROCKAPELLA! The Epic Tale of Carmen Sandiego
Comedian Gregg Gethard tells the long, painfully funny true story of his teenage appearance on the game show Where in th…
onehundredpages.wordpress.com
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Don't Make Fun of Renowned Author Dan Brown
A short comic parody in the style of Dan Brown's prose, piling on absurd descriptions and breathless cliffhangers for an…
Douglas Adams on the English-American Divide Over Heroes
A short post unpacking Douglas Adams' 2000 Slashdot answer on why English and American cultures disagree about heroes, w…
Dracula Daily
A project that emails or posts Dracula's diary entries on the actual calendar dates they occur in the novel, letting rea…
Dull Men's Club
The whimsical online home of a real-life society devoted to celebrating the extraordinary joy of thoroughly ordinary, un…
Dune as Plato's Republic Reimagined
A reader's essay on the last Dune novels, Heretics and Chapterhouse, arguing that they reimagine Plato's Republic and it…
effectscorner.blogspot.com
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Effects Corner: Cloud Tank Effect
A visual effects veteran explains the cloud tank technique, injecting paint into layered salt and fresh water to film ch…
Elonka Dunin's List of Unsolved Codes
A meticulously maintained list of the world's most famous unsolved ciphers and codes, from the Voynich Manuscript to the…
Emacs Appearances in Pop Culture
A fun tour of the places the Emacs editor turns up in movies, TV shows and games, with screenshots and notes on how it e…
Emotion Eric
An affectionate interview catching up with Emotion Eric, the kid whose website of exaggerated facial expressions became…
Epicurious - Recipes, Menu Ideas, Videos & Cooking Tips
A recipe and food site featuring vetted recipes, menu ideas, and cooking tips drawn from leading culinary publications.
monkeysforhelping.blogspot.com
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Erik Blevins' Kick-Ass Movie Pitches
A collection of the gloriously unhinged movie pitches a Staples employee mailed to Patton Oswalt for years, convinced th…
Even More Very Good Music Facts
Another long list of bite-size, surprising and very good music facts about bands and songs from indie, punk and pop hist…
Every Cartoon Pitch and Writer's Bible on Archive.org
A link list gathering animated-series pitch documents and writers' bibles on the Internet Archive, a treasure trove for…
Evil Mickey Attacks Japan (1934)
A look at a 1934 Japanese propaganda cartoon in which an evil Mickey Mouse leads an invasion of Japan and is fought off…
steve-yegge.blogspot.co.uk
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Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns
Steve Yegge's famous satirical essay that retells software design as a fairy tale where verbs are second-class citizens…
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