Hoard of Hyperlinks!

Resources/Tools

• The Internet Archive, one of my most-frequented websites.
• Also hosted by archive.org, GifCities
• The Melonland Wiki, with lots of guides and help for webcrafting.
• Marginalia, an independently developed small-web search engine.
• i.webthings, a human-curated web directory.
• Dither Me This, an online dithering site that I use frequently!
• JPEG Artifact Generator

Art and Inspiration

• The Insidious Bogleech, a site personally really important and influential to me, and one of the first sites I ever found online! Also, overlaps some with the right column with articles on entomology, marine biology, etc.!
• MONSTER BRAINS

History, Philosophy, and Science

• Sci-Hub, free access to (most) academic articles!
• The Marxists Internet Archive, providing free online access to works by hundreds of Marxist thinkers, leaders, and revolutionaries.
• Cosmonaut Magazine, one of my favorite online publications.
• Monthly Review, an independent socialist magazine since 1949.
• Decolonize Palestine, providing links and resources on Palestinian history and liberation.
• Perseus Digital Library, online library of (predominantly) classical Greek and Roman texts in original language and translation.
• Working Classicists
• Persian Literature in Translation, the largest collection of English translations of Persian literature I've ever found online, hosted by the Packard Humanities Institute.
• A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry
• Genizah Fragments, a blog all about the Cairo Genizah, a collection of 400,000+ documents produced (primarily) by Cairo's Jewish community from the 500s to the 1800s.
• Thicket & Thorp, the blog of Islamic/Ottoman historian Dr. Jonathan Parkes Allen. He also writes poetry!
• Revolution's Newsstand, reproducing articles, pamphlets, and more from the history of the early American Left.
• African History Extra
• For by art is created that great LEVIATHAN, writings on history, politics, and modern jihad movements from Rob Ashlar
• Chuang, a journal and blog on modern China.
• Lateral Thinking Technology, political essays and alternate history short stories.
• Social Democracy: An Alternate History, a browser-based text-based political simulator where YOU lead the Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands!
• The Hajj Trail, a browser-based game simulating going on hajj in the early modern Ottoman Empire!
• Tetrapod Zoology, one of my all-time favorite blogs, run by paleontologist and cryptozoology enthusiast Darren Naish
• Possibly more (as I remember or discover them), but maybe I should break up the list some if I keep adding to it!