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The Audacity is a newsletter from Roxane Gay, debuting on January 11, 2021.
Newsletters are over.
I’ve been thinking about blogs lately because I miss them. I am very attached to things that fade into obsolescence. For years, I wrote an obscure
A regular series on how the things we build - products, systems, organisations, even societies- impact the world... and vice versa.
LEARN UI DESIGN IN 15 MINUTES A WEEK
Each week, we analyze the top UI patterns and the latest design trends from the hottest mobile and web apps, and we turn them into actionable, UI Recipes for designing specific user tasks.
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in TV/Movies, Independent
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If you enjoy badass bikers with hearts of gold, strong family ties, and real-life, complex and relatable issues, the Whiskeys are for you! Loaded with heat, humor, and heart, these sexy stories will draw you in and keep you riveted until th…
Lux Alptraum is a writer whose smart commentary on sex, feminism, and pop culture has been featured in outlets including The New York Times, Cosmopolitan, Hustler, and her weekly newsletter, The Lux Letter. Her debut book, Faking It: The Li…
We only present the title, cover image, and slug your article. This means that you are getting a backlink for free to the full article on your own website. We showcase the top five stories the day in our daily newsletter and on Twitte…
Block Mesa is a digital weekly crypto news and is the ideal way to get your fill Bitcoin movements, the Top 10 coins, 7- Gainers & Losers and recent news articles.
Protocol Weekly is a newsletter to exclusively showcase the progress of Ethereum layer-2 protocols.
The term woolgathering once referred to the act of roaming fields on a pasture to gather loose pieces of wool that had gotten caught in fences, bushes, or the like. At some point, it became a way to refer to the reveries of a wandering mind–the...