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Science & Food
A diverse team of science students and scholars at UCLA writes on the intersection of biology, chemistry, and engineering with the food we eat.
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MOMUS: A Return to Art Criticism
MOMUS is an online art publication where you’ll find serious and engaging writing on the international art scene, from reviews to longform essays.
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Writer Resolutions For The New Year (And How You Can Achieve Them)
K.M. Allan offers other aspiring authors tips for sustainable writing resolutions to keep in 2018 and beyond, from celebrating success to building healthy habits.
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Cuisine Helvetica
Heddi, an American blogger living in Switzerland, takes us beyond cheese and chocolate to discover the rich culture and traditions of Swiss food.
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Small House Bliss
Frank and Mili’s Small House Bliss showcases the benefits and beauty of smaller, well-designed homes around the world.
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Afrobella
Created by Patrice Grell Yursik, Afrobella is an award-winning natural hair, skincare, beauty, and lifestyle blog “celebrating women all shades of beautiful.”
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The 99 Best Things that Happened in 2017
Many might want to forget 2017 ever happened; at Quartz, Angus Harvey compiled a list of 99 things that might help salvage the image of the year that just ended.
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Should You Write Every Day? A Close Look at the Oldest Piece of Writing Advice
Nathaniel Tower is a writer with a family and a full-time job — and his position on whether or not a daily writing habit is crucial has become more nuanced over time.
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It Gets Better
Visit the revamped website of the It Gets Better Project to browse an archive with thousands of video stories, and to learn about their mission to empower LGBTQ youth around the world.
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Going Underground to Explore London’s Secret Tunnels
Guy Shrubsole digs up land-registry data to discover a secret network of Cold War-era tunnels just beneath central London — maps included.
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The 20 Best Albums of 2017 According to Bandcamp Daily
Discover some of the most exciting, under-the-radar music of the past year, lovingly curated by the Bandcamp Daily team.
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“But there’s also the passive sexism — the status quo — that people have trouble seeing or don’t think they engage in until they catch themselves doing it because it’s so ingrained, that we also desperately need to fix.”
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Anthropocene Magazine
Anthropocene focuses on human innovation in a challenging, rapidly changing world, sharing stories on sustainability, biodiversity, preservation, and more.
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365 Days of Inspiration: Our Readers’ Favorite Stories on Writing and Building Community
From writing advice to hands-on blogging tips, these are 2017’s community favorites.
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Pix to Words
Patrick Jennings, an avid landscape photographer based in Vancouver, Canada, brings together images and poetry on his photoblog, Pix to Words.
Ben Huberman
Ben leads the Editorial team at WordPress.com / Automattic, and contributes to Longreads, Discover, and The Daily Post.
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