Blogroll

Ezra Palmer's guide to the short stories of Anton Chekhov, with essays on the stories, a bottom-to-top ranking of them, and "Thirteen ways of looking at Anton Chekhov."

A landscape, cities, and product photography portfolio by Johannes Wienke, a software engineer who pursues photography as a hobby. The site also includes a blog and images from a robotics research project.

The Jolly Teapot is a blog of links and notes by Nicolas Magand, based in Strasbourg, France, including monthly roundups of links he's found.

A capstone project from UCLA's Design Media Arts program exploring the idea that certain websites feel like a room, offering a sense of shelter or rest. The site invites visitors to submit and browse other websites that evoke this feeling.

Shellsharks is a personal blog and IndieWeb site covering infosec, technology, and general life topics, including a weekly newsletter and link roundup.

The personal site of Patrick Kollitsch (David's Neighbour), who publishes a large collection of open-source Hugo modules and writes about Hugo development.

The link graveyard is my page for remembering where I found stuff – whether it’s something I learned, something cool I stumbled upon, or maybe just a friend’s site.