This is just a collection of links to various destinations that I have found interesting. Not a linklog, nor is it a blogroll (remember?), but just waypoints for myself. And you, if you are bored on a rainy day, stuck in Peoria.
Enormous amount of photos of buildings and such from around Denmark and some also of work by Danish architects abroad.
The most marvellous collection.
Danish Society for Marxist Studies
Furthering the intersection of Marxism and critical scholarship in Denmark
A lot of very thoughtful and well-written essays on, eh, history and philosophy from an erudite and decidedly European standpoint.
Audio samples of 1500+ musical genres.
“We’re revealing designers’ decisions for all to see; peeking under the hood of beautiful websites to find out what fonts they’re using and how they’re using them.”
I think I followed Kip Manley’s blog decades ago — and it is still a monumental sprawl of erudite text and some fiction and a wonderful design.
“A collection of 1598 blogs about every topic”.
“Over 5.4 million+ high quality stock images, videos and music shared by our talented community.”
In-depth articles about many, many things by Venkatesh Rao et alt. Most are delightfully ‘difficult’ and dense.
“A site about the political ephemerality of the socio-urban world”
A lot of interesting stuff, not least How to… Great Essays about Essential Life Skills.
The Magazine Rack is a collection of digitized magazines and monthly publications.
Trap Danmarks 6. udgave er et omfattende univers af levende fortællinger, tværfaglige beskrivelser og leksikale informationer om Danmark. Her finder du den væsentligste viden om dansk geologi, geografi, biologi, arkæologi, historie, kultur, kunst, arkitektur samt samfunds- og erhvervsliv.
Early cylinder recordings digitized and made available.
Peter Lehrmann collected Danish youth magazines and has digitized loads of them.
Free Images & Pictures
Eh: origins of words. It’s great fun for the linguistically inclined.