8 Recommended Websites to Enrich Your Knowledge
Sep 23, 2016 • RJ Firmeza
4. The Paris Review
The Paris Review has long been a haven for literary discussions. They’re most notable for their interviews of almost all the literary giants.
In the Art of Fiction No. 182, Haruki Murakami explains his craft and its intricacies.
3. The Atlantic
A site rich in cultural, political, and literary commentary, The Atlantic maintains a well-tempered stance on topics, which are always insightful and informative.
Here’s a helpful topic to check out ‘The Happiest Words in the English Language.’
2. Arts & Letters Daily
From art history to aesthetics to linguistics, and to music, Arts & Letters Daily is perhaps the ultimate curator of everything notable on the planet.
Check out their curation here.
1. 1843
From the same people that gave us The Economist, the 1843 is a magazine that tackles and curates culture, lifestyle and ideas.
Read about South Koreans’ affinity for emojis as a language unto itself in ‘The Curious Adventures of Con and Frodo.’
What other insightful websites do you read? Suggest it below!
