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The Lanterne Rouge

Vollering Dominates in the Heat | Volta Ciclista a Catalunya Femenina 2025 Stage 2 - It was the queen stage of the Volta Ciclista a Catalunya Femenina, featuring a monster finish up Coll… The post Vollering Dominates in the Heat | Volta C...
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Mitchelton SCOTT

Brutal racing conditions at the Tour of Britain Women 2025 -
9 hours ago
Literary Hub

Lit Hub Weekly: June 2 – 6, 2025 - Evelyn McDonnell on the ethics of Notes to John, commercial exploitation, and the selling of Joan Didion’s privacy. | Lit Hub Criticism “Ants deserve more ...
16 hours ago
Mutually Said: Poets Vegan Anarchist Pacifist

The Insistence of Protest is What We Have to Hand in the Hope of Bringing Immediate Change - for Gaza - *Ariadne* So brief a mention in the accounts of transition, your crown the party god’s to hurl into heaven, a shining example of whim and compassio...
23 hours ago
Consequence of Sound

Song of the Week: Sabrina Carpenter Skewers a Helpless Himbo on “Manchild” - New songs by Wunderhorse, Eleni Drake, Dora Jar, and many more have also gone live this week. Song of the Week: Sabrina Carpenter Skewers a Helpless Himb...
1 day ago
Asymptote Blog

Weekly Dispatches From the Frontlines of World Literature - In this week’s round-up, our editors discuss the continual relevance and essentiality of literary criticism, new projects to promote literature in translat...
1 day ago
Strange Horizons

Peri Peri Paprika by Leanne Su - Peri Peri Paprika takes a story that outwardly seems absurd and finds the courage to seek within that narrative things that are very much worth caring about.
1 day ago
Anthropocene

Scientists challenge the idea that we should leave forests untouched to maximize climate benefits - Humans living in and around forests have been supporting forest health for 1000s of years, they say—and we should protect those practices.
1 day ago
Berlin Art Link

‘Dissident Paths’ Explores Walking Together As Political and Artistic Method - June 6, 2025 ‘Dissident Paths’—a year-long project unfolding across Berlin’s public spaces—began in April 2025 and runs through February 2026 …[read on]
1 day ago
Escape Pod

Escape Pod 996: Sanctuary, Part 1 of 2 - Author : Alexis Ames Narrator : Eric Valdes Host : Valerie Valdes Audio Producer : Summer Brooks “Sanctuary” first appeared in Kyanite Press, Winter 2020 S...
2 days ago
The Quietus | All Articles

Sónar Cuts Sponsorship Ties with McDonald’s and Coca-Cola Following Pressure from BDS Campaign - A number of artists have already cancelled their appearances at the Barcelona event over its ownership's ties to companies operating in occupied Palesti...
2 days ago
Rouleur - Rouleur: Inside the peloton

From ski star to GC hope: Florian Lipowitz's convoluted journey to becoming Germany's biggest cycling talent - *Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe's young German didn't start out cycling, but he showed promise from the moment he first started taking the sport seriously. Now ...
2 days ago
SAND

History as Felt on the Body: an Interview with Sarah Bernstein - Sarah Bernstein was born in Montreal, Canada, and now lives in the Scottish Highlands. Since publishing a collection of prose poems, Now Comes the Lightn...
5 days ago
Arena

Cold War to Hot Planet - Cold War to Hot Planet is a book which, as its subtitle suggests, celebrates Fifty Years of Arena. Published by in 2016, it spun out of a symposium celebra...
1 week ago
Modern Drunkard Magazine

May 30: National Mint Julep Day - It's Memorial Day. Raise a drink to your fallen comrades. Raise a drink to your friends and family who served and paid the ultimate price. That top-tier dr...
1 week ago
The Worst of Perth

Review: “The Montegiallo School of Swearing” by Andrew HC McDonald. - Starting over again tastes like lemons. Review: “The Montegiallo School of Swearing” by Andrew HC McDonald.
1 week ago
London Review of Books

Daniel Trilling: Is this fascism? - As the historian Ian Kershaw says, trying to define fascism is ‘like trying to nail jelly to a wall’, yet for all its slipperiness, ‘fascism’ describes a u...
2 weeks ago
The Official Big Lez Show Wiki - Recent changes [en]

I'M ON A SKITS MISSION - ← Older revision Revision as of 13:44, 13 May 2025 (One intermediate revision by the same user not shown) Line 14: Line 14: }} }} '''I'M ON A SK...
3 weeks ago
beachgrit.com on reddit.com

Santa Cruz surfer stabbed with ninja weapon after "surf etiquette dispute" - [image: Santa Cruz surfer stabbed with ninja weapon after "surf etiquette dispute"] submitted by /u/scsquare to r/santacruz [link] [comments]
4 weeks ago
Cordite Poetry Review

DIVINE INTERVENTIONS - During breeding season, Melbourne is home to up to 10,000 seraphim, the highest form of angel. However, these sacred creatures can be a hazard to aircraft....
4 weeks ago
Indie Republik

The Return of the indieBerlin Awards - Where we celebrate all that makes Berlin truly indie In a city whose heart beats with creative independence, cultural innovation and its very own Berliner-...
6 months ago
Curb YourTube

Curb Your Enthusiasm: The End -
1 year ago
WIRED UK

The Murky Campaign to Discredit Lab-Grown Meat - A new ad campaign is targeting the cultivated meat industry on TV and online. Industry supporters criticize it as unscientific.
1 year ago
Bikes – 8bar Bikes

SHOWBIKE: 8bar MITTE STEEL v3 – Gravel – Spanish Fly – Medium -
1 year ago
Allan Boyd

The Perils of Spam – Interview with Dr Kayleen Manwaring - Allan Boyd · INTERVIEW PERILS OF SPAM – DR KAYLEEN MANWARING Spam. Spam. Spam. Every time I open my gmail there it is. Another one… Delete. Another one. De...
1 year ago
Stardust Komms

‘Act now!’: Food firms massively unprepared as US water risks reach boiling point - Immediate collective action among food companies, municipal actors and NGOs is needed to avert a water crisis that poses real short-term threats to the f...
2 years ago
Fiction Kitchen Berlin

Great Aunt Mavis and the Trees - Mavis arrives after a decade’s absence, wild grey hair and weathered skin, rust-speckled motorbike burping blue smoke. She hugs us, then lifts her hands ...
2 years ago
EXBERLINER: Berlin in English since 2002

A bridge too far: Die Brücke and colonialism - A new exhibition explores the modernist art movement's problematic relationship to Germany’s colonial past.
3 years ago
Encyclopedia of Surfing

BRAD BARRETT PRESENTS THE 1969 MALIBU AAAA - At the end of 1967, the United States Surfing Association split into four separate entities, one for the West Coast (Western Surfing Association, or WSA), ...
4 years ago
Scape

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6 years ago
The Drift

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Ajax Penumbra: 1969

Ajax Penumbra: 1969

by Robin Sloan

Charming lil ditty.

Boyhood Island

by Karl Ove Knausgård

So, volume 3 of Karl's struggle. Liked this one less than the first two. Perhaps it was something to do with becoming familiar with Karl's style, and the fact this one focused mostly on the experiences of a young kid, well him as a young...

really liked it

Exhalation

by Ted Chiang

Let's just put it this way: I don't think Ted Chiang is a very good writer. There's a kind of university essay style about his prose; something a little bit cold, distant, like the way your mind's eye might describe a neutron star, or th...

really liked it

The Martian

by Andy Weir

Ripped through this like a, er, home-made bomb in an airlock. Like The Expanse series, like Neal Stephenson's Seveneves, Weir does a great job of relaying nerdy space science, while keeping the story rolling along and it helps that his m...

really liked it

Falling Man

by Don DeLillo

It's that way into reality DeLillo has. That once o twice or thrice remove. That appreciation of reality as negotiation, an endless series of negotiations, a space in which transcendence is always possible if not always achieved, even wh...

The Nickel Boys

The Nickel Boys

by Colson Whitehead

Whitehead peels back the horror of systematic racism on a vulnerable population within a vulnerable population - black youth in 20th century America. If empathy can vaccinate against oppression, then everyone should read this really ver...

Oh What A Paradise It Seems

Oh What A Paradise It Seems

by John Cheever

I always wanted to read Cheever. But this, I don't know, it just seemed an ill-formed mess. The character's actions weren't believable, the plot jumbled but not with much juice. Good on him for having a crack at enviro-fiction in 1980 bu...

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