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Anthony CarbajalAnthony Carbajal is a photographer living with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
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Sheikh of the Skies
What do you do when pigeons are plaguing the guests at a luxury hotel in Dubai? You send in the falcons and the falconer to chase them away.
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Revisiting Discarded Post-it Poetry: An Idea That Sticks
Melissa Kandel interviews sob, a poet who writes poems on crumpled post-it notes and leaves them in public spaces in Los Angeles, California.
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One More Christmas
Blogger Ann is especially grateful to have one more Christmas with her beloved dog, Lucy. “And the fact that Lucy will get at least one more chance to find the special present that Santa Dog left under the tree will just make this Christmas that much sweeter.”
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We Got Lucky: My Life with Tom Petty
Silas House remembers Tom Petty: “We embraced strangers and threw our heads back and sang. This was a kind of church, too, I thought. A room full of love in a way I’d never experienced before.”
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eat with enzo
At eat with enzo, you’ll come for the great food photography and stay for the recipes.
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Just Another Photo BlogJust Another Photo Blog is the highly ironic site title of New York-based photographer Andrew Boyle, shooter of festivals, protests, concerts, portraits, and everything in between.
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Ellie on the ATBaby Ellie is the youngest person to thru-hike all 2,190 miles of the Appalachian Trail! She made the trip with her mom Bekah and her dad Derrick. Read all about their amazing adventure!
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Longreads Best of 2017: All of Our No. 1 Story Picks
Looking for some good reading during the holiday season? Here’s every story that was chosen as number one in Longreads’ Weekly Top 5 email.
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Banango StreetBanango Street is a thrice-yearly literary journal that publishes poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction.
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Mosul EyeFor the past three years, scholar and historian Omar Mohammed has documented life in Mosul, Iraq under the brutal, extremist Islamic State.
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The people we met on the wayAt The people we met on the way, writer Toby Skinner profiles the fascinating, colorful characters that don’t make it in to the travel pieces he writes for a living.
