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How do you know if the person you were when you were young was the person you were meant to be? (Sea Drift, fictional beach town on the New Jersey Shore, contemporary): Universally relatable, Angela Brown’s new novel will bring you to tears. At what point, depends on you. About-to-turn thirty-eight, Grace...
It was less than two weeks ago that we got the thirty-third entry confirmed for this year’s Indianapolis 500. For the past few years, we generally have either the required thirty-three or an extra car to mandate bumping for one car. While it’s much more dramatic and entertaining than qualifying thirty-three cars, it...
The old cars I found parked in April, 2026.
People are listing their top ten science fiction films to "celebrate" Star Wars Day. I "celebrated" Star Wars Day in my own way yesterday, but here's my list anyway. I'm discounting superhero films in general, although some of them certainly count as science fiction; I was very close to just sticking Guardians of...
There are a lot of folks out there tell you that what matters now is 'taste'. Some loosely defined term that boils down to "know if the output is slop or not slop". While it is probably a useful skill, I'd argue the thing
To mark the publication of Issue 29, we bring you an extract from John Wetherell's piece about finding affinity with animals through the prism of homelessness, accompanied by Maeve Fellerhoff's image 'Gloves'. The post Boundary? What Boundary? appeared first on Dark Mountain.
A short glance at the few steps I’ve taken to optimize images on this website, without compromising on build time.
Ever since Cameron Beccario’s Earth.nullschool.net animated wind map was first released back in 2014 the 'particle flow map' aesthetic has become the gold standard for meteorological visualization. There is something inherently captivating about watching thousands of flowing particles trace the invisible currents of...

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