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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 Blonde at the Film
A classic Hollywood historian's essays offering a fresh look at old films, with writing on movies she finds interesting,…
The Blue Lighthouse
A short kinetic visual novel about stopping at a lighthouse during a road trip and meeting the keeper, taking 10 to 15 m…
The Boat
An interactive graphic novel by Matt Huynh, adapted from Nam Le's story, following a family's escape by sea after the Vi…
The Bob & Ray Overstocked Surplus Warehouse
A personal grab bag of fan pages on Tom Lehrer, Dark Shadows, Get Smart, Star Trek, Infocom games, Jack Benny radio of t…
The Bonewitch
A horror fantasy interactive fiction inspired by the German Baroque, where something inside you has changed and you choo…
The Book Cover Review
Short reviews of beloved book covers, new and old, written by designers, writers and readers from around the world, cele…
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 Boot
A country music site with news, artist exclusives, and daily features celebrating the genre's biggest stars of yesterday…
The Booth
Joseph O. Holmes photographs the hidden projection booths of New York City movie theaters, cramped rooms of film reels,…
The Bored Button
One red button that sends you to a random interactive page out of hundreds of toys, games and oddities for when you have…
The Bowie Bible
An exhaustive fan guide to David Bowie with day-by-day history, in-depth entries on every album and song, videos, a gall…
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 Brendan Leonard (dot) Show
A fan-run archive of a 40-episode web series from summer 2003, where you can watch every episode and discover the Band o…
The Brick Fan
A LEGO fan site with news, in-depth set reviews and community discussions for builders and collectors who follow every n…
The British TV Place
A blog for fans of international television, covering crime dramas, suspense thrillers, comedies, true-crime documentari…
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 Brown Bookshelf
An online resource spotlighting African American authors and illustrators of children's books, with interviews and profi…
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…
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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 Bureau of Communication
A collection of fill-in-the-blank forms for everyday correspondence, letting you compose apologies and other formal noti…
The California Raisins
A fansite dedicated to The California Raisins, the fictional claymation band that sang in 1980s commercials and went on…
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