Welcome to the Neglected Books page, edited and mostly written by Brad Bigelow. Here you’ll find articles and lists with thousands of books that have been neglected, overlooked, forgotten, or stranded by changing tides in critical or popular taste.

Grimmory is a self-hosted library management system for ebooks, comics, and audiobooks. Your books and data stay on your server, with no subscription fees or cloud dependency.

My name is Daniel Connell. I prototype and develop basic technologies which anyone can make using recycled materials and simple tools.

The aim is for everyone everywhere to be able to build and maintain their own infrastructure; producing their own energy, food, clean water, communications, and anything else they need.

All designs are open source and license free for any purpose, and full construction tutorials and how-tos are available here.

The Numismatic Bibliomania Society (NBS) is an educational association founded in 1979 to support and promote the use and collecting of numismatic literature. Numismatic literature includes books, periodicals, catalogs and other written or printed material relating to coins, medals, tokens, or paper money, ancient or modern, U.S. or worldwide.

People around the world recorded the sounds of their forests, so you can escape into nature, and unwind wherever you are. Take a breath and soak in the forest sounds as they breathe with life and beauty!

From community centers, support groups, and feminist bookstores to drag bars, gay discos, and one of the last lesbian bars in the country, Nashville has a diverse LGBTQ history—reaching all the way back to the Civil War! Today we’ll explore all of these things, and meet some of the trailblazers who opened Nashville’s first gay bars, organized the first Pride gatherings, and even affected national policy. Welcome to the Nashville Sites LGBTQ History Tour!

At a time when scientific data on rising sea levels, melting ice, and ocean acidification are widely known, my role is not to repeat these figures, but to embody them, to bring them to life, to make them heard. Because understanding is no longer enough — one must feel in order to act.

This piece is an invitation to listen to a world in change. An active, committed listening that may, I hope, open the way to other narratives, to other possibilities.

The directive creates several concrete obligations. Manufacturers of covered products, including mobile phones, tablets, washing machines, refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, electronic displays, and servers, must offer repair services at reasonable prices and within a reasonable timeframe, even after the original warranty period expires. They must supply spare parts and repair tools to independent repair shops and consumers at non-deterrent prices. They must publish indicative repair costs on publicly accessible websites. And when a consumer chooses repair over replacement within the warranty period, the legal guarantee is extended by 12 months from the date the repair is completed.