Websites, domains, hosts that links to theparisreview.org

thoughts on literature: what, how, why

Minneapolis, Minnesota arts center dedicated to the contemporary visual, performing, and moving image arts.

Fiction, non-fiction, the dogs, sport, Stoke City, art, and some cookery

Sidebrow | Sidebrow is a literary press dedicated to collaborative experiments in publishing. Founded online in 2005, Sidebrow provides a forum for exploring the collective and the singular in the literary arts. Expanding on the traditional publishing model, Sidebrow uses the Internet as a tool for presenting projects as they evolve, encouraging contributions from established and emerging writers, poets, and artists that explore established themes and respond creatively to components already included on the Sidebrow Web site.

Literature. Poetry. Dog Turds.

English-American in Seattle. Novelist.

The musings of an expat Irishman living at the bottom of the Alps.

Emily Witt is a writer in New York City.

He drank from a different fountain

The Ultimate Portal for Fishing People

A collective of creatives bound by a single motto: There's nothing in the rulebook that says a giraffe can't play football!

A poem each day, plus literary and historical notes from this day in history

Blog de carte cu recenzii de carti si articole pe teme literare si artistice

What's so funny about peace, love, and activism?

The official website of Lila Azam Zanganeh, author of The Enchanter; now available in 12 countries.

Distinctly British quilts, cushions & more for your home.

Midtown Detroit Indie Bookstore

Revista de Cultura. Un espacio para el encuentro, la creación artística y el pensamiento crítico.

بوطیقا - جلسات داستان نویسی

Philosophy, literature, ideas, criticism, history, art, music from The Chronicle of Higher Education.

Alex Harris is a photographer from Durham, NC and the founder of Duke University's Center for Documentary Studies. His most recent book, Why We Are Here, is a collaboration with E.O.Wilson.

Life is Life

Psicología, economía, opinión, sociedad, política y algo de filosofía.

Giddup-a! Geddondown-a!

Adventures with great novels around the world

Edited by Matthew Asprey Gear

Finding good homes for good books since 2011 . . . The Lit Pub is an independent publishing company that serves our ever-growing community of book lovers, authors, and publishers by recommending several books a week on our blog.

Openbaar notitieboekje over schrijven, creativiteit, bloggen en communicatie

ATLAS er et journalistisk samtidsmagasin, der udkommer løbende på nettet og af og til på print.

How Information Technology is Changing Humanity Bit by Bit

Your daily dose of poetry

A celebration of linguistic creativity

Paper and Salt attempts to recreate and reinterpret dishes that iconic authors discuss in their letters, diaries and fiction. Part food and recipe blog, part historical discussion, part literary fangirl-ing.

conversations on social and political theory

Avant-Guardian Musings is a curated space of ideas and information, resources, reviews and readings for undergraduate and graduate students studying modern and contemporary art history and visual art theory, film and photography studies, and the expanding field of visual culture.

An online tech DIY (Nigerian Based) magazine for all youths and adults with Rich Contents to serve their everyday needs. SEO&Blogging included

A profoundly moving, exquisitely observed memoir by a young neurosurgeon faced with a terminal cancer diagnosis who attempts to answer the question What makes a life worth living?

Reviews of whatever I'm reading.

Do You Want to Lead the Most Excellent Human Life?

(Image: Marcel Proust's room, Musée Carnavalet) I'll be teaching my three-session Getting Started course for Catapult in March. A great year at Lapham's Quarterly: they published "How Deep Is Your Love?" in the Fall 2017 Music Issue. "History in Wax" was selected as a Notable for The Best American Essays 2017. Stay tuned for two new essays on love, loss,…

One word at a time

Tom Nissley writes mostly about books and posts a Fortnightly Firmament less often than once a fortnight.

Starting point for the web pages of R-Laurraine Tutihasi and Mike Weasner.

Creative Nonfiction Collective Society

Flannery O'Connor criticism, biography, discussion of stories such as A Good Man is Hard to Find, and much more