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The Perry Bible Fellowship
Nicholas Gurewitch's beloved webcomic of short, gorgeously drawn strips that swerve from sweet to dark and absurd in the…
The Pictures Are Much Much Better on Television
A deep dive into the surprisingly tricky question of when Alan Partridge first appeared on television, a charming bit of…
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The Pigeon Movie Database
A blog cataloguing every pigeon that appears in films and series, analysing why each scene uses them and campaigning for…
The Pixar Theory
Jon Negroni's sprawling theory arguing that every Pixar movie, from Toy Story onward, happens in one shared universe, wi…
The Players' Tribune
First-person stories written by professional athletes themselves, offering unfiltered accounts of careers, struggles, an…
The Play's the Thing UK
A British theatre and performance criticism site with reviews and commentary on stage productions, written for readers w…
The Poetry Archive
A vast audio library of poets reading their own poems aloud, from historic recordings to contemporary voices, curated fo…
The Point
A magazine of philosophical and cultural essays asking what living an examined life means today, mixing criticism, memoi…
The Point of Whales
A short story by Richard Smyth, first published in The London Magazine, free to read in full on his site, about whales,…
The Poop List
A long-running comedy list naming every type of poop imaginable, from the Perfect Dump onward, with a funny description…
The Program
A fictional podcast inspired by real Hacker News stories, turning the drama, hype and absurdity of the tech world into s…
The Psychedelic '60s
A University of Virginia library online exhibit on the literature of the psychedelic 1960s, with pages on Ken Kesey, the…
The Pulp Super-Fan
A blog of commentary from a devoted pulp fan, covering classic pulp magazines, heroes and fiction with enthusiasm and de…
The Puppeteers' Cooperative
How to make giant puppets, pageants and parades, from a long-running puppeteers' cooperative with show write-ups, a libr…
The Queen's Footsteps
A text adventure set in steampunk Italy in 1904. It is August 27th and you navigate a mystery by typing and choosing you…
The Quietus
An independent British publication covering music and pop culture from the margins, championing experimental artists mai…
The Raccoon Who Lost Their Shape
The story of a raccoon whose job is to summon the ghosts of dead shape people: you talk with them through a short, quirk…
The Radical Theology of Mr. Rogers
Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg looks at the ideas behind Mister Rogers Neighborhood and argues that his gentle lessons on feelin…
The Rambling Brick
An Australian adult LEGO fan's blog of rambling set reviews, opinions, nostalgia and building techniques, written for pe…
The Real Lolita
Sarah Weinman's longread on the 1948 abduction of 11-year-old Sally Horner and how her story found its way into Nabokov'…
The Remote Lounge NYC
A look back at a retro-futuristic New York bar where patrons sat before screens and remote-controlled cameras to watch e…
The Retro Adventurers
A podcast exploring classic text adventure games from Infocom, Level 9, Magnetic Scrolls, Scott Adams and Interplay, for…
The Retro Hour
A weekly podcast since 2016 featuring retro gaming news and long interviews with the industry veterans who built the cla…
The Ringer
A pop culture and sports site founded by Bill Simmons, publishing features, rankings, and podcasts about movies, TV, and…
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