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Aeon is a magazine of ideas and culture, launched in 2012. It publishes in-depth essays by thinkers on philosophy, science, psychology, society and culture, alongside original and curated videos. Its content is free, and it is published by Aeon Media Group Ltd, a not-for-profit registered charity.
GradGPT provides tools for grading college essays, profile evaluation, college matching and counseling, built by former admission officers. It scores essays and gives line-by-line feedback without writing the essay for the student. It also offers application guides, college search, a letter of recommendation builder and admit profiles.
International magazine publishing long-form reporting, essays and photography from writers around the world.
Fashion History Timeline is a fashion research hub. It hosts hundreds of essays covering specific artworks, garments and films, and provides students and researchers with essential fashion facts, specialized vocabulary, analysis models, and links to digitized primary and secondary sources.
The Aesthetic Realism Online Library is the definitive source of published works about Aesthetic Realism, the philosophy founded by poet, critic and educator Eli Siegel. It contains content spanning from the 1930s to the present, including the monthly international periodical The Rightness of Aesthetic Realism, essays, poetry, definitions, lectures, class listings, books, reviews, and a news archive.
ART-Dok is an open-access publication platform for art history and visual studies operated by Heidelberg University Library as part of arthistoricum.net. It hosts academic works including monographs, essays, lectures and theses, offering free diamond and green open access publishing. All publications are permanently archived, assigned persistent identifiers (URN, DOI), and made discoverable via library catalogues and full-text search.
Colah's Blog hosts essays and notes on neural networks and interpretability, including sections on Transformer Circuits, Multimodal Neurons, and general neural network topics such as manifolds, topology, and representations. It also includes rough notes and personal writing.
Cosmos generates 30-second video essays from a typed idea, with sourced facts, archive pictures, a voiceover and original music. Films can be made free up to three a day, with a watermark, and a clean 1080p MP4 can be bought for $9. No credit card is required to start and there is no subscription.
Deník N is an independent Czech daily newspaper founded in October 2018 by a group of Czech investors and the Slovak daily Denník N. It publishes investigations, analyses, interviews, reports, reviews and essays, and offers a website, mobile apps, a print edition with a weekend supplement, podcasts and a book edition.
hohPublica is the University of Hohenheim's publication platform, replacing the earlier OPUS server. It lets university members publish electronic documents such as dissertations, master's theses, essays and discussion papers on the internet free of charge. The service covers catalog and database referencing, long-term archiving, and help pages on the publication process and copyright.
Magazine publishing analysis and essays on international relations, diplomacy, security and global policy.
Gwern.net is the personal website of Gwern Branwen, a writer, self-experimenter and programmer. It is a categorized index of essays covering topics such as psychology, statistics, technology, deep learning and anime. The site is built as a static website compiled via Hakyll from Pandoc Markdown and hosted on a dedicated server, with features aimed at typography, speed and hypertext browsing.
Harper’s Magazine is a general-interest monthly published in the United States, described as the oldest general-interest monthly in America. It covers issues driving national conversation through long-form narrative journalism and essays, and includes the Harper’s Index feature. It debuted in June 1850, and subscribers receive print, digital access and a 175-year archive.
The Interactive Fiction Archive is a project preserving the history of interactive fiction and making it freely available to the public. Since 1992 it has collected text adventures, development tools, articles, essays, hint files, walkthroughs and other materials, and it also preserves the history of IF institutions such as the IF Competition and IFDB. It is managed by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation and founded by Volker Blasius.
Jenni is an AI research and academic writing assistant for students, researchers, and academics, used to create essays, papers, and citations. It is described as an AI workspace where researchers read, write, and cite, with every claim traceable to the source. Paid plans include Plus at $12 per month and Pro at $29 per month.
Keenious is an AI-assisted tool for exploring published academic research. It searches about 177M publications, groups results into research areas on a map, and explains unfamiliar terms, methods, and statistics beside the paper. It also translates studies published in other languages. The source states it does not write essays, paragraphs, or assignment outlines.
Lord Byron and his Times is a growing digital archive of books, pamphlets and periodical essays illustrating the causes and controversies surrounding Byron and his contemporaries. It uses notes, commentary and links to show relationships among readers and writers, and database technology to track personages across documents. Documents are made available under a Creative Commons license for free circulation and reuse with acknowledgement of the source.
Literary and current-affairs magazine covering Southeast Asia through essays, criticism and regional reporting.
MLU-Explain is an education initiative from Amazon that teaches machine learning concepts through visual essays. It publishes interactive articles on topics such as neural networks, logistic regression, reinforcement learning, ROC and AUC, cross-validation, random forests, and decision trees.
Moonbeam is an AI writing assistant aimed at long-form content such as essays, stories, articles and blogs. It offers a wizard for turning notes into outlines and paragraphs, a prompt-driven assistant named Luna, Smart Chat for editing with real-time feedback, and content cluster generation. A team plan adds collaboration and multiple users.
Novi Plamen is a film photography site with photo essays and camera and lens reviews. It publishes sample-image posts pairing camera, location, film and lens, and guides such as affordable alternatives to point-and-shoot film cameras.
The People’s Graphic Design Archive is a crowd-sourced virtual archive of inclusive graphic design history. It holds finished projects, process material, photos, correspondence, oral histories, articles and essays, plus links to other archives. Submissions must have been produced at least 10 years ago.
The Phrontistery is a language resource website that has operated since 1996, offering an online dictionary of obscure English words, topical word lists, etymology materials, technical vocabulary aids, lipogram resources, and essays on language and linguistics.