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“What If People Could Tell Their Own Stories?”
“Stories,” writes Lisa Katayama, “help us make sense of our world.”
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100 Days of Watercolor: Artist Soo Nathan Aims to Conquer a New Medium
Follow the 100-day watercolor project of India-based artist Soo Nathan.
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Site in the Spotlight: What’s New at Film School Rejects
Neil Miller, the publisher of Film School Rejects, talks about the website’s return to WordPress.
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Write Through It: The A to Z Challenge by Susanna Sturgis
Professional editor Susanna Sturgis takes on the A to Z Challenge.
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Motherhood and Waiting: An Essay Series at Motherwell
Dive into “Motherhood and Waiting,” a series of essays from Motherwell.
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Revisiting the Shadow Syllabus: An Education Must-Read by Sonya Huber
Read Sonya Huber’s “Shadow Syllabus,” a standout post on education from 2014.
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Well, Hello There: Set a Welcome Message on Your Site
Introduce yourself — or your business — with a welcome message on your front page.
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“Brave and Reckless” Advice: Five Tips for New Bloggers from Christine Ray
Practical advice from new blogger Christine Ray on growing your site and audience.
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Star Wars, Illustrated: The Fantastic Art of Jenny Dolfen
Fan artist Jenny Dolfen illustrates the new generation of Star Wars characters.
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“The Backfire Effect” Is the Cognitive Concept of the Moment
Listen to the podcast that inspired a popular comic about changing one’s beliefs.
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A Work of Art: The Sweet Site of Van Goh Cakes
A look at the sweet site of Van Goh Cakes, a cake business in Melbourne, Australia.
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Falling Half in Love with Strangers: What’s the Word for That?
Blogger Quinn reflects on a past encounter with a stranger in Vienna, Austria.
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The Art of Featured Images: Visualizing the Flash Fiction at Just Punch the Clock
Explore the flash fiction and stylized featured images at Just Punch the Clock.
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“Names Have Power”: Five Essays on Names and Identity
Five essays on names and identity.
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Recipes, Reviews, and Edible Photography: Eater’s Manifesto
Eater’s Manifesto is a feast for the eyes and the soul.
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Lit in Neon, Cut into Stone: A Typographic Tour of Berlin
Discover Berlin on a visual, typographic tour.
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10,000 Kilometers: Quintin Lake on Walking and Photographing Britain’s Coastline
Photographer Quintin Lake is walking and blogging his way around the coast of Britain.
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“To Plant Words, Not Seeds”: Four Poems for National/Global Poetry Month
A selection of recent favorites from Discover’s poetry archives (and beyond).
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Documenting a City, One Photo at a Time: Winnipeg Love Hate
Photographer Bryan Scott documents both urban renewal and decline at Winnipeg Love Hate.
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“We Are Protectors”: Writers, Artists, and Photographers on Water
A selection of images and words in celebration of World Water Day.
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Barb Knowles: 31 Years Sober and Counting
Barb Knowles marked 31 years of sobriety on October 5, 2016. Learn about her story — how she got sober and has stayed sober.
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As Far as the Eye Can See: Four Bloggers, Four Landscapes
Landscape photographers are an active group within the broader photoblogging community. Here’s work from four sites we invite you to explore.
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Fashionable and Confident Over 40: When the Girls Rule
Julia Millies took on “her look” just like any design project. Now she shares the fabulous results at When the Girls Rule.
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Five on Film: The Role of Cinema in 2017
Five lovers of film share their insights on the role of cinema.
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Is One Really the Loneliest Number? Five Bloggers on the Virtues of Solitude
Five bloggers on the virtues of alone time, with photos from our recent “Solitude” challenge.
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