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The Death Generator is a project created by Alice Averlong, with its source code publicly available on GitHub. It offers a gallery of generators, accepts financial support via Ko-fi or Patreon, and includes features such as no canvas dependency, automatic wordwrapping, and transparent background support for generated images.
The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows is a project by John Koenig that creates invented words for unspoken complex human emotions. It began as a 2009 blog, expanded into a video series, and released a 2021 New York Times bestselling book. An independent associated website allows users to submit their own original invented emotion words, with user submissions released under a CC Zero license.
The Editing Room is a website that has operated since 1998 and hosts over 1,000 abridged scripts for films and television series. Abridged scripts are short screenplays that cover the lowlights of their source media. The site maintains a mailing list for updates, accepts user-submitted abridged scripts, and offers Patreon supporters perks including ad-free browsing, early content access, and exclusive abridged scripts.
The Eldritch Dark is a site for scholars and fans of Clark Ashton Smith (1893-1961), a writer of fantasy, horror and science-fiction. It presents his short stories, art, poetry, prose poetry and plays, along with essays on his life and fiction, and hosts a discussion forum.
The European Library is an Internet service providing access to the resources of 48 European national libraries and research libraries. Its portal allows users to cross-search and reuse digital items and bibliographic records from institutions in Council of Europe member countries. Objects range from catalogue records to full-text books, magazines, journals and audio recordings, with thirty-five languages represented among searchable objects.
The Eyeopener is Toronto Metropolitan University's independent student newspaper, publishing since 1967. Its website carries campus news, sports recaps, arts and culture pieces, features, business and technology reporting, and satire. Coverage includes student government, provincial issues such as bike lanes and AI surveillance cameras, and campus life. It also offers a digital edition of its latest issue.
The Fitness Wiki is the official wiki of the r/Fitness and r/weightroom communities on Reddit. It organizes information and advice from community threads into pages on getting started with fitness, weight loss, muscle building, diet, recommended workout routines, a glossary and learning the primary barbell lifts.
The Food Historian is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
The Forest is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
The Free Book Library helps search books, ebooks, papers, library records, or reading archives.
The Gallery of Babel is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
The Gentleman Stationer is a stationery-focused site whose resources page collects guides and roundups, including pens, fountain pen basics, custom and specialty nibs, notebook systems, inks, pencils, paper and stationery stores, along with a gift guide and a blog post archive.
The GIF Pronunciation Page is a website that addresses the longstanding public debate over the correct pronunciation of the GIF graphics file format. It cites original CompuServe documentation and statements from the format's inventor Steve Wilhite to argue that the intended pronunciation is 'jif'.
The Great MicroSD Card Survey is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
The Greatest Books helps search books, ebooks, papers, library records, or reading archives.
The H.P. Lovecraft Archive is a website dedicated to Howard Phillips Lovecraft, the weird fiction writer who died in 1937. It covers his life, writings, fictional creations, study and popular culture, and includes many electronic texts of his works. The site also provides information on biographies, criticism, bibliographies, periodicals and online articles and forums.
The History of Maritime Piracy helps search books, ebooks, papers, library records, or reading archives.
The HTML Review is an annual web-based literature journal. Its public archive lists five published issues spanning from spring 2022 to spring 2026, each containing a curated collection of literary works.
The Index helps find, read, or organize manga, comics, webtoons, and visual stories.
The Index helps find, read, track, or manage fiction, fanfiction, web novels, and stories.
Search an online collection of books, documents, media and archival records.
Website devoted to public domain Latin texts.
The Law Society Gazette is a publication of record to solicitors in England and Wales since 1903. It offers national and international news, opinion, features, in-depth articles, a jobs and appointments section, and a digital edition of the magazine.
The Library is an online collection of editions of Neo-Latin and related texts, including works by George Buchanan, William Alabaster and Joseph Addison. It provides an analytic table of contents and notes that editions are by D. F. S. unless otherwise noted.
