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If you unscrew your belly button, your bottom will fall off
A warm and funny tribute from a son to his late father, listing the life lessons he taught, from belly-button warnings t…
Inkitt
A platform where writers post free serialized novels and readers vote on favorites, occasionally leading to traditional…
Internet Meme Database | Know Your Meme
A community-driven encyclopedia documenting the origins and spread of internet memes, viral content, and online phenomen…
Introducing BrainTripping
A write-up introducing BrainTripping, Matt Huebert's language model comedy project, where an AI is pushed to produce str…
Is Your Son a Computer Hacker?
The infamous 2001 Adequacy.org satire that warns parents their son may be a hacker if he uses Linux, owns a modem or kno…
Jeff VanderMeer: Southern Reach and the New Weird
An interview with author Jeff VanderMeer about his creative process, the Southern Reach trilogy and the uncanny, touchin…
Jesse Thorn: Make Your Thing
Radio host Jesse Thorn lays out his tongue-in-cheek 12-point program for success in independent media - a funny, practic…
Jurassic Park Dinosaurs Illustrated With Modern Science
A paleo-illustrator walks through every dinosaur from the Jurassic Park films and redraws each one as modern science say…
khōréō
A magazine of speculative fiction and poetry by immigrant and diaspora authors, publishing short stories that explore mi…
Kilnettle Shrine Talking Tape Dispenser
A maker builds a talking tape dispenser inspired by Father Ted that tells you how much sticky tape you've used, god bles…
Kirkus Reviews
A long-established book review outlet publishing candid, often blunt critical assessments of new fiction, nonfiction, an…
Lapham's Quarterly
A magazine that reprints historical writing on a single theme each issue, weaving voices from across centuries into a co…
Lemming Suicide Myth
An Alaska Department of Fish and Game article debunking the myth that lemmings leap off cliffs, tracing it back to the s…
Lewis and Clark marked their trail with laxatives
A quirky Oregon history story about how the Lewis and Clark expedition's strongest medicine left a lasting, very literal…
Lies I've Told My 3 Year Old Recently
A father's deadpan list of the absurd things he has told his toddler, from trees that talk at night to every fish being…
Life Lessons from Getting Fired from Burger King
A funny, tender personal essay about being fired from Burger King, wandering through desire, pudding, having it your way…
Lightspeed Magazine
A monthly online magazine publishing free science fiction and fantasy short stories alongside author interviews and nonf…
Lilly Yokoi - Circopedia
Circopedia's entry on Lilly Yokoi, the Japanese ballerina on a golden bicycle whose dazzling trick-cycling act stunned a…
Liz Phair, Steve Albini & Me
Bill Wyman's longform memoir of 1993 in Chicago rock, the year of Liz Phair, Steve Albini and Urge Overkill, and the mus…
Locus
The trade magazine of the science fiction and fantasy field, tracking awards, new releases, and news for readers deeply…
Martin Amis and the Changing of the Guard
A literary essay in Salmagundi revisiting Martin Amis from his 1983 debut in Granta's Best of Young British Novelists is…
Mary Shelley, Horror's Greatest Mother
An essay marking 200 years since the birth of Frankenstein, tracing how Mary Shelley's novel shaped Gothic fiction and m…
Mathematics in the Library of Babel
An essay by mathematician Daniel Litt that uses Borges's Library of Babel to reflect on mathematics, what could be found…
McSweeney's Internet Tendency
Literary humor site publishing satirical lists, columns, and short comedic pieces, alongside McSweeney's book publishing…
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