Good stuff on the internet
An occasionally updated list


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ProPublica: "Investigative journalism with moral force"

John Moore: Photographer, witness to history, mensch

Brooklyn Fishing Club: Uniting urban anglers everywhere

Judy Holliday on "What's My Line?": So funny, so sweet

Daryl Davis: A black musician who "converts" racists

Viking kittens

Natalie Angier: Science writer

The great dance scene from Spike Lee's "BlacKKKlansman"

Theodore Roethke: American poet

Joe Donnelly: LA-based writer, editor, starter, finisher

Voyager's Golden Record: A time capsule "intended to communicate a story of our world to extraterrestrials"

JaneGoodall.org

The charming weirdness of twisted bi-layer graphene: An excellent article on a "magic" material

"Death of a Pig": A 1948 essay by E.B. White that somehow gets better with age

Bill Ray: Late, great LIFE magazine photographer and storyteller

Esquire Classic: From a vast archive, Alex Belth's selection of stories "that reflect what's going on now"

Bonus Belth! Bronx Banter: Alex's excellent, long-lived blog

Paul Goldberger: Pulitzer-winning architecture critic

Seamus Heaney recites his poem, "Whatever You Say, Say Nothing"

Creamsicle Blue: An unsentimental, impressionistic gem from Mike DeCapite

The Nature Conservancy: Fighting the good fight

Carl Zimmer's thoughtful advice for beginning writers

"Starry Night": A Jean-François Millet painting that might have inspired Van Gogh's swirly masterpiece

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