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the html review is an annual journal of literature made to exist on the web
Haven’t gotten to it yet myself, but The HTML Review is always wonderful and always a huge inspiration for how we can do publishing different on this thing we call the interwebs.
Anouk Ricard's celebrated graphic novel, Animan, is a clever sort of anti-superhero parody that is always working toward the next joke.
It's honestly been awhile since I've read some comics given I'm behind in basically ever aspect of my life, but this is going to the top of the to-buy list for me.
Coel seems an odd fit to reboot “Bloodsport,” which tells me this must be a total reimagining of the original. Maybe there will be a female lead.
Apologies for blowing up feeds with test posts, but I think I’m finally done now.
This already did the rounds, but it was fun to give it a go myself. I got a 0.0040 on it.
Despite that, Mezzell paints the shutdown as temporary, saying, “We’re not giving up. Digg isn’t going away,” with “A small but determined team is stepping up to rebuild with a completely reimagined angle of attack.”
I think sites like this should have a modest paywall. $10 a year or something like that with free access for students and other ways to reach out for access for people who can’t afford it. Would keep the bots out and probably just make it a better environment.
This is the news I’ve been waiting for! June 26th!
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A newsletter about the history behind today’s politics. Click to read Letters from an American, by Heather Cox Richardson, a Substack publication with millions of subscribers.
Jason Kottke’s daily links and commentary on art, science, technology, design, film, and culture since 1998.
