Mars (6/12)

125). Hvað er drottinn að drolla? eftir Auði Haraldsdóttur.[1]

124). The Great Hunt by Elaine Cunningham. Illustrated by Stephen Schwartz.

123). Utopia by Sir Thomas More. Translated by Gilbert Burnet.[1]

122). The Moon Hoax by Richard Adams Locke.[1]

121). Kalevala edited by Elias Lönnrot. Translated by John Martin Crawford.[1]

120). Honest and True by Troy Denning. Illustrated by Matt Wilson.

119). Silicon Valley Bank Isn't Lehman by Paul Krugman.

118). Dream Pictures by Kenzaburo Oe. Translated by John Nathan.

117). Attila: The Barbarian King Who Challenged Rome by John Man.[1]

116). Rotni samfélagssáttmálinn eftir Hrafn Jónsson.

115). Það er verið að tala við ykkur eftir Þórð Snæ Júlíusson.

114). I once admired Russell Brand. But his grim trajectory shows us where politics is heading by George Monbiot.

113). Static by Ken Grimwood.

112). Feedback by Ken Grimwood.

111). The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences by Eugene Wigner.[1]

110). Soulkeeper by Michaelene Pendleton. Illustrated by Karl Waller.

109). Bjarmalönd: Rússland, Úkraína og nágrenni í nútíð, fortíð og framtíð eftir Val Gunnarsson.[1]

108). The Case for Shunning by A. R. Moxon.

Febrúar (10/45)

107). A Ballet of Lepers: A Novel and Stories by Leonard Cohen. Afterword by Alexandra Pleshoyano.[1]

106). Trade by Leonard Cohen.

105). Strange Boy with a Hammer by Leonard Cohen.

104). ive had lots of pets by Leonard Cohen.

103). David Who? by Leonard Cohen.

102). The Jukebox Heart: Excerpt from a Journal by Leonard Cohen.

101). A Week Is a Very Long Time by Leonard Cohen.

100). Lullaby by Leonard Cohen.

99). The Shaving Ritual by Leonard Cohen.

98). Mister Euemer Episodes by Leonard Cohen.

97). Ceremonies by Leonard Cohen.

96). A Hundred Suits from Russia by Leonard Cohen.

95). Polly by Leonard Cohen.

94). Signals by Leonard Cohen.

93). O.K. Herb, O.K. Flo by Leonard Cohen.

92). Saint Jig by Leonard Cohen.

91). Nastya by Vladimir Sorokin. Translated by Max Lawton.

90). Day of the Oprichnik by Vladimir Sorokin. Translated by Jamey Gambrell.[1]

89). Honor and Guile by Margaret Weis. Illustrated by Dan Frazier.

88). All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque. Translated by A. W. Wheen.[1]

87). The Enduring Impact of All Quiet on the Western Front by G. J. Meyer.

86). We must confront Russian propaganda - even when it comes from those we respect by George Monbiot.

85). Spook Country by William Gibson.[1]

84). Upside Dawn by Jason.[1]

83). Etc. by Jason.

82). From Outer Space by Jason.

81). ...EC Go by Jason.

80). EC Come... by Jason.

79). One Million and One B.C. by Jason.

78). Who Will Kill the Spider? by Jason.

77). The City of Light, Forever by Jason.

76). What Rhymes with Giallo? by Jason.

75). Ionesco by Jason.

74). Ulysses by Jason.

73). Crime and Punishment by Jason.

72). The Prisoner in the Castle by Jason.

71). Seal VII by Jason.

70). Vampyros Dyslexicos by Jason.

69). I Remember by Jason.

68). Perec, PI by Jason.

67). Man, Woman, Bird by Jason.

66). Getnaður: Sögur af samböndum sem sjást ekki á samfélagsmiðlum eftir Heiðu Vigdísi Sigfúsdóttur.[1]

65). Freedom Hospital: A Syrian Story by Hamid Sulaiman. Translated by Francesca Barrie.[1]

64). Suburban Glamour by Jamie McKelvie.[1]

63). Svefngríman eftir Örvar Smárason.[1]

62). Nætursveifin eftir Örvar Smárason.

61). Blekhafið eftir Örvar Smárason.

60). Óráð eftir Örvar Smárason.

59). Raddbönd eftir Örvar Smárason.

58). Holur eftir Örvar Smárason.

57). Gæsir himins eftir Örvar Smárason.

56). Sprettur eftir Örvar Smárason.

55). Svefngríman eftir Örvar Smárason.

54). Dracula by Bram Stoker.[1]

53). A Ballet of Lepers by Leonard Cohen.

Janúar (9/43)

52). In the Bleak Deepwinter by Lynn Abbey. Illustrated by Susan Van Camp.

51). Divine Comedy [...] by Dante Alighieri. Translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.[1]

50). Paradise by Dante Alighieri. Translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.[1]

49). Purgatory by Dante Alighieri. Translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.[1]

48). Innkeeper's Solution by Steven Piziks. Illustrated by Chrz'stina Wald.

47). Inferno by Dante Alighieri. Translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.[1]

46). Storm Scale: Throne of Eldraine Through Strixhaven, Part 1 by Mark Rosewater.

45). Storm Scale: Throne of Eldraine Through Strixhaven, Part 2 by Mark Rosewater.

44). The Tyranny of Merit: What's Become of the Common Good? by Michael J. Sandel.[1]

43). Strámannabrennan eftir Hrafn Jónsson.

42). True Power by Ron Collins. Illustrated by Michael Sutfin.

41). Parabólusetning eftir Eirík Örn Norðdahl.

40). Of Course the QAnon Guy Blamed QAnon on George Soros by David Gilbert.

39). Mér skjátlaðist varðandi skaupið eftir Eirík Ragnarsson.

38). Calling Bullshit: The Art of Scepticism in a Data-Driven World by Carl T. Bergstrom and Jevin D. West.[1]

37). The Giver by Lois Lowry. Foreword by Margaret Mahy.[1] [Newbery Medal winner]

36). The Citadel of Forgotten Myths by Michael Moorcock.[1]

35). Rusty Brown by F. Chris Ware.[1]

34). Breytt Ástand eftir Berglindi Ósk.[1]

33). Handan við leirbrúnu fjöllin eftir Berglindi Ósk.

32). Kaffiþjónusta eftir Berglindi Ósk.

31). Deitkvöld eftir Berglindi Ósk.

30). Barnvænn garður eftir Berglindi Ósk.

29). Breytt ástand eftir Berglindi Ósk.

28). Svefnórar eftir Berglindi Ósk.

27). Stál eftir Berglindi Ósk.

26). Frá Tinder til Tene eftir Berglindi Ósk.

25). Valentínusardagur eftir Berglindi Ósk.

24). Fölbláar tjarnir eftir Berglindi Ósk.

23). Það sem fer upp kemur aftur niður eftir Berglindi Ósk.

22). Augnablikið eftir Berglindi Ósk.

21). Lögmál frumskógarins eftir Berglindi Ósk.

20). Ormurinn eftir Berglindi Ósk.

19). Rætur og dætur eftir Berglindi Ósk.

18). Skýjahula eftir Berglindi Ósk.

17). Löng leið eftir Berglindi Ósk.

16). Black Petals by Michael Moorcock.[1]

15). And a Ship to Sail by Chris Pierson. Illustrated by Rebecca Guay.

14). Red Pearls: An Elric Story by Michael Moorcock.[1]

13). Nothing but Trouble by Ed Greenwood. Illustrated by Terry Dykstra.

12). Kyrrstaða eftir Berglindi Ósk.

11). Gamlárskvöld eftir Berglindi Ósk.

10). The Sailor from Gibraltar by Marguerite Duras. Translated by Barbara Bray.[1]

9). Soonest Mended by John Ashbery.

8). Ur-Fascism by Umberto Eco.

7). The Strenuous Life by Theodore Roosevelt.[1]

6). Citizenship in a Republic by Theodore Roosevelt.[1]

5). If— by Rudyard Kipling.[1]

4). Division by Zero by Ted Chiang.[1]

3). Legendary Heroes by Ben Bova. Illustrated by R. K. Post.

2). The King of Elfland's Daughter by Lord Dunsany.[1]

1). Why do so many western Muslim men love Andrew Tate? by Zainab Iqbal.

Desember (11/203)

1606). Tales of the Fifth Age: Relics by Jeff Grubb. Illustrated by Terry Dykstra.

1605). Tales of the Fifth Age: Firstborn by Dave Gross. Illustrated by Terry Dykstra.

1604). How Not to Be Wrong: The Power of Mathematical Thinking by Jordan Ellenberg.[1]

1603). Ég bara hangi í hárinu á þér eftir Jón Kalman Stefánsson.

1602). La Vita Nuova by Dante Alighieri. Preface by W. M. Rossetti. Translated by Dante Gabriel Rossetti.[1]

1601). Tales of the Fifth Age: Thunder and Ice by Douglas Niles. Illustrated by Terry Dykstra.

1600). Tales of the Fifth Age: The Gift of Fire by Sue Weinlein Cook and William W. Connors. Illustrated by Terry Dykstra.

1599). Tales of the Fifth Age: Measure of the Home Guard by J. Robert King. Illustrated by Terry Dykstra.

1598). The Nostalgia Differential: A Jerry Cornelius Adventure by Michael Moorcock.[1]

1597). Tales of the Fifth Age: Mirta's God by Mark Anthony. Illustrated by Terry Dykstra.

1596). What Mary Didn't Know by Frank Jackson.

1595). Tales of the Fifth Age: The Taking of Mount Nevermind by David Wise. Illustrated by Terry Dykstra.

1594). Kleptopia: How Dirty Money Is Conquering the World by Tom Burgis.[1]

1593). Tales of the Fifth Age: Mission from Kendermore [...] by Harold J. Johnson.

1592). Tales of the Fifth Age: Kindling by Jean Rabe. Illustrated by Terry Dykstra.

1591). The Best of Michael Moorcock by Michael Moorcock. Edited by John Davey. Afterword by Ann VanderMeer and Jeff VanderMeer.[1]

1590). The Birds of the Moon by Michael Moorcock.

1589). Crossing into Cambodia by Michael Moorcock.

1588). Leaving Pasadena by Michael Moorcock.

1587). Going to Canada by Michael Moorcock.

1586). Colour by Michael Moorcock.

1585). Daði og Ragnheiður eftir Guðmund Kamban. Formáli eftir Kjartan Sveinsson.

1584). Behold the Man by Michael Moorcock.[1] [Nebula Award winner]

1583). The Opium General by Michael Moorcock.

1582). Mythos: The Greek Myths Reimagined by Stephen Fry.[1]

1581). A Dead Singer by Michael Moorcock.

1580). The Visible Men or, Down the Multiversal Rabbit Hole by Michael Moorcock.

1579). Nokkur almenn orð um kulnun sólar eftir Gyrði Elíasson.[1]

1578). Á göngu í desembermánuði langt utan við Hálsaskóg eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1577). Fagnaðarefni fyrir ritstjóra orðabóka eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1576). Næturmynd eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1575). Lengsta heimildarmyndin eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1574). Lifandi steinar Fyrir Aðalstein Kristmundsson eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1573). Svalandi stund eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1572). Kvöldblíða eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1571). Hugleiðsla eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1570). Tímaflakk eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1569). Í slóð H.G. Wells eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1568). Dreymt að veturnóttum eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1567). Í Litla-skógi eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1566). Framvindan mikla eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1565). Í grafreitnum eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1564). Stjörnufræði fyrir byrjendur eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1563). Endurhæfing eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1562). Duft og aska eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1561). Að hausti eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1560). Októbervísa eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1559). Nútímamaðurinn Handa Yang Wan-Li eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1558). Aðgangur eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1557). Síðasta lag fyrir myrkur II eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1556). Síðasta lag fyrir myrkur eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1555). Hugleiðing II eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1554). Samfélagslegt ljóð Fyrir Dag Sigurðarson eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1553). Kvöldganga í C-moll eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1552). Elegía eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1551). Hugleiðing eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1550). Í fiðrildaskólanum eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1549). Næturakstur eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1548). Dreymt eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1547). Í skóginum eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1546). Engin leið til baka eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1545). Blaupunkt 1967 In memoriam eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1544). Aftur til framtíðar eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1543). Tínslufólk eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1542). Að moldu eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1541). Horfinn heimur eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1540). Enn um hlýnun Jarðar eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1539). Að baki Dyrfjöllum eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1538). Árstíð í einskonar víti eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1537). Langferð eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1536). Lífið er spennistöð eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1535). Í landi norna eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1534). Haustljóð eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1533). Gotneskt ljóð eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1532). Spenntur hugur eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1531). Rifið af almanaki eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1530). Sýn að hausti II eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1529). Tilfærsla eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1528). Skarð í sjálfinu eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1527). Sýn að hausti eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1526). Undur í Þistilfirði eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1525). Undir morgun eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1524). Þýðing eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1523). Að drekkja hvolpum Frá liðnum tíma eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1522). Septembersýning úti á landi eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1521). Júníhret eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1520). Skilaboð til næsta manns eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1519). Hálfkveðið eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1518). Nokkrar misjafnar almennar hugmyndir um dauðann eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1517). Óvissa hins einmana eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1516). Hækkað sjávarmál Tileinkað James Hanley eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1515). Að losna úr búri hversdagsins eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1514). Kvöld á eynni Burra Hjaltland eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1513). Rúmsjór eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1512). Í djúpinu eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1511). Handan við allt eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1510). Þorpið Hamnavoe á Hjaltlandi eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1509). Hylurinn Fyrir Izaak Walton eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1508). Framtíðarsýn eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1507). Sólhvörf eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1506). Svartnætti í Langadal eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1505). Fossvogskirkjugarður á björtum sumardegi eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1504). Andvaraleysi eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1503). Dýpsta lægðin eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1502). Á uppleið eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1501). Hugarorka eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1500). Arnarstapi eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1499). Mýrdalssandur eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1498). Walden í nóvember 2005 eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1497). Við Öskjuvatn í september 2005 eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1496). Fyrir norðan 1999 Tileinkað Þ.f.H. eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1495). Meðalfellsvatn eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1494). Skilgreining bréfritarans eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1493). Melankólía eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1492). Skuggi Jónsmessurunnans Fyrir lyfjafræðinga eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1491). Talað við babúsku eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1490). Samhliða eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1489). Innland eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1488). Mynd úr ferðalagi Smáskilaboð til Kristjáns Fjallaskálds eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1487). Vetraráform um sumarferðalag eftir Gyrði Elíasson.[1]

1486). Ljóð fyrir harmóniku á Sólbakka eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1485). Tvílýsi í sumarlok eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1484). Ágústgaldur eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1483). Hugleiðing í júlí eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1482). Í kjölfarið eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1481). Barnagæla eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1480). Farið til tegrasa eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1479). Um rykdeyfða hringingu að utan fyrir svefn eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1478). Ljóð fyrir kvöldsvæf börn eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1477). Haustdagur á Sauðárkróki eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1476). Næturferð eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1475). Svefn eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1474). Hugskeyti úr ferðalagi eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1473). Sumardagur á Núpsstað eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1472). Í Mýrdal eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1471). Boðskort frá eilífðarlandinu eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1470). Við svaladyr eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1469). Lauslega munað úr veiðiferð eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1468). Marsnóttin eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1467). Umbreyting eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1466). Vetraráform um sumarferðalag eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1465). Í sveitinni eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1464). Miðsumar fyrir kínverskt flugnaskáld eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1463). Rölt í góðviðri eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1462). Sumarþyngsli eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1461). Breyttir tímar til Óskars Árna eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1460). Brot úr kvöldþulu eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1459). Fornleifafundur eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1458). Aðsókn eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1457). Á Reykjaströnd eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1456). Sumar eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1455). Draumför eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1454). Um gamlan hund eystra eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1453). Kvöld nærri útvarpstæki eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1452). Sólmyrkvi á hátíðisdegi eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1451). Samvitund tréskurður eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1450). Hugsað norður eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1449). Fyrir utan glugga eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1448). Kvöldþankar úr austurvegi eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1447). Skömmu fyrir Jónsmessu til Einars Braga eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1446). Við landsenda eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1445). Týnt búmerang eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1444). Úr öllum áttum eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1443). William Heinesen 1900-1991 eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1442). Í Möðrudal á Fjöllum eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1441). Júníljóð til bróður eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1440). Vornótt eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1439). Margt í mörgu eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1438). Í þokunni eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1437). Ljóðsaga til Kristínar Steinsdóttur eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1436). Skilaboð eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1435). Að Dyrafjallabaki í Njarðvík eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1434). Langt í burtu eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1433). Steinhús í Wales tileinkað John Cowper Powys eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1432). Úr lífríki fjörunnar eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1431). Á Rauðgranaslóðum í Skagafirði eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1430). Maímorgunljóð eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1429). Eftir hádegi fyrir Norðfirðing eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1428). Vorljóð til Elísu eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1427). Flutningur eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1426). Gegnum aldir eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1425). Gler og steinar eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1424). Desemberbréf til De La Mare eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1423). Skammdegisblámi eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1422). Ljóshúsið eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1421). Hyborian Genesis: Notes on the Creation of the Conan Stories by Patrice Louinet.

1420). Smartís eftir Gerði Kristnýju.[1]

1419). Líkþvottakonan eftir Sara Omar. Þýtt af Katrínu Fjeldsted.[1]

1418). No More Nice Girls: Countercultural Essays by Ellen Willis.[1]

1417). Epilogue: The Neo-Guilt Trip by Ellen Willis.

1416). Coming Down Again by Ellen Willis.

1415). The Drug War: Hell No, I Won't Go by Ellen Willis.

1414). The Drug War: From Vision to Vice by Ellen Willis.

1413). Now, Voyager by Ellen Willis.

1412). Beyond Pluralism by Ellen Willis.

1411). In Defense of Offense: Salman Rushdie's Religious Problem by Ellen Willis.

1410). Andy Warhol, ?-1987 by Ellen Willis.

1409). The End of Fatherhood: Family Plots by Ellen Willis.

1408). Exile on Main Street: What the Pollard Case Means to Jews by Ellen Willis.

1407). Ministries of Fear by Ellen Willis.

1406). Sins of Confession by Ellen Willis.

1405). The People's Picasso by Ellen Willis.

1404). Escape from New York by Ellen Willis.

1403). Rebel Girl: What de Beauvoir Left Us by Ellen Willis.

1402). Feminism Without Freedom by Ellen Willis.

1401). Radical Feminism and Feminist Radicalism by Ellen Willis.

1400). Sisters Under the Skin? Confronting Race and Sex by Ellen Willis.

1399). From Forced Pregnancy to Forced Surgery by Ellen Willis.

1398). Looking for Mr. Good Dad by Ellen Willis.

1397). Putting Women Back in the Abortion Debate by Ellen Willis.

1396). Marriage on the Rocks by Ellen Willis.

1395). Peace in Our Time? The Greening of Betty Friedan by Ellen Willis.

1394). The Last Unmarried Person in America by Ellen Willis.

1393). Toward a Feminist Sexual Revolution by Ellen Willis.

Nóvember (8/74)

1392). Human Nature and Moral Education in Mencius, Xunzi, Hobbes, and Rousseau by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1391). Do We Think in Inner Speech? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1390). Nature's Revenge by Ellen Willis.

1389). Lust Horizons: Is the Women's Movement Pro-Sex? by Ellen Willis.

1388). Novelist as a Vocation by Haruki Murakami. Translated by Philip Gabriel and Ted Goossen.[1][2]

1387). Pop Sonnet CIII (Kermit the Frog, "The Rainbow Connection") by Erik Didriksen.

1386). Pop Sonnet CII (The Beatles, "In My Life") by Erik Didriksen.

1385). Pop Sonnet CI (The Rembrandts, "I'll Be There for You") by Erik Didriksen.

1384). Pop Sonnet C (LMFAO, "Sexy and I Know It") by Erik Didriksen.

1383). Pop Sonnet XCIX (Ed Sheeran, "Thinking Out Loud") by Erik Didriksen.

1382). Pop Sonnet XCVIII (Lou Bega, "Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit of...)") by Erik Didriksen.

1381). Pop Sonnet XCVII (Coldplay, "Viva la Vida") by Erik Didriksen.

1380). Pop Sonnet XCVI (The Who, "Pinball Wizard") by Erik Didriksen.

1379). Pop Sonnet XCV (The Eagles, "Already Gone") by Erik Didriksen.

1378). Pop Sonnet XCIV (David Bowie, "Heroes") by Erik Didriksen.

1377). Pop Sonnet XCIII (Justin Bieber, "What Do You Mean") by Erik Didriksen.

1376). Pop Sonnet XCII (Queen, "We Are the Champions") by Erik Didriksen.

1375). Pop Sonnet XCI (Elmo & Patsy, "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer") by Erik Didriksen.

1374). Pop Sonnet XC ("Weird Al" Yankovic, "The Saga Begins") by Erik Didriksen.

1373). Pop Sonnet LXXXIX (Adele, "Hello") by Erik Didriksen.

1372). Pop Sonnet LXXXVIII (The Wellingtons, "The Ballad of Gilligan's Isle") by Erik Didriksen.

1371). Pop Sonnet LXXXVII (Rupert Holmes, "The Piña Colada Song") by Erik Didriksen.

1370). Pop Sonnet LXXXVI (John Lennon, "Imagine") by Erik Didriksen.

1369). Pop Sonnet LXXXIV (Drake, "Hotline Bling") by Erik Didriksen.

1368). Pop Sonnet LXXXIII (Bobby Pickett, "Monster Mash") by Erik Didriksen.

1367). Pop Sonnet LXXXII (Chuck Berry, "Johnny B. Goode") by Erik Didriksen.

1366). Somnium by Johannes Kepler. Translated by Reverend Normand Raymond Falardeau, S.S.S..[1]

1365). Pop Sonnet LXXXI (The Black Eyed Peas, "My Humps") by Erik Didriksen.

1364). Pop Sonnet LXXX (The Beatles, "Paperback Writer") by Erik Didriksen.

1363). Pop Sonnet LXXIX (Michael Jackson, "Billie Jean") by Erik Didriksen.

1362). Pop Sonnet LXXVIII (Smash Mouth, "All-Star") by Erik Didriksen.

1361). Interventions 2020 by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.[1]

1360). The Vincent Lambert Affair Should Not Have Taken Place by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1359). A Bit Worse. A Response to a Few Friends by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1358). Conversation with Geoffroy Lejeune by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1357). Donald Trump Is a Good President by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1356). Emmanuel Carrère and the Problem of Goodness by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1355). Interview with Agathe Novak-Lechevalier by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1354). Interview with Marin de Viry and Valérie Toranian by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1353). A Remedy for the Exhaustion of Being by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1352). Interview with Frédéric Beigbeder by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1351). The Lost Text by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1350). Soil Cutting by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1349). I Have Read My Whole Life Long by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1348). I'm Normal. A Normal Writer by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1347). Prolegomena to Positivism by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1346). Conservatism, a Source of Progress by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1345). Towards a Semi-Rehabilitation of the Hick by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1344). Philippe Muray in 2002 by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1343). Leaving the Twentieth Century by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1342). Sky, Earth, Sun by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1341). Technical Consolation by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1340). Interview with Christian Authier by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1339). Neil Young by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1338). I Have a Dream by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1337). Empty Heavens by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1336). Humanity, the Second Stage by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1335). The Question of Paedophilia by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1334). Letter to Lakis Proguidis by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1333). Opera Bianca by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1332). Time Out by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1331). The Party by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1330). Creative Absurdity by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1329). Art as Peeling by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1328). Interview with Jean-Yves Jouannais and Christophe Duchâtelet by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1327). Staring into the Distance: In Praise of Silent Cinema by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1326). Approaches to Distress by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1325). The Mirage by Jean-Claude Guiguet by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1324). Jacques Prévert Is a Jerk by Michel Houellebecq. Translated by Andrew Brown.

1323). On the Epidemiology of Sexual Norms by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1322). At the Earth's Core by Edgar Rice Burroughs.[1]

1321). The Morality of Ethics Professors: Survey by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1320). Everyone Knows Your Mother Is a Witch by Rivka Galchen.[1]

1319). The Flight of Colors by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1318). Act of War, Part 2 by Mark Rosewater.

1317). Reporting What We Think, Want, and Fear by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1316). The Warlord of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs.[1]

1315). Turning Back Your Eyes by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1314). The Halloween Tree by Ray Bradbury.[1]

1313). Epic of Gilgamesh translated by William Muss-Arnolt.[1]

1312). Act of War, Part 1 by Mark Rosewater.

1311). Why Does "Believe" Have No Present Progressive? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

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1310). The Gods of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs.[1]

1309). #YesAllWomen Changes the Story by Rebecca Solnit.[1]

1308). Cassandra Among the Creeps by Rebecca Solnit.[1]

1307). Berlin by Jason Lutes.[1]

1306). Berlin Book Three: City of Light by Jason Lutes.[1]

1305). Berlin Book Two: City of Smoke: A Work of Fiction by Jason Lutes.[1]

1304). The Devil's Thoughts by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.[1]

1303). Frost at Midnight by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.[1]

1302). The Eolian Harp by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.[1]

1301). The Destruction of the Bastille by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.[1]

1300). Songs of the Pixies by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.[1]

1299). Inexhaustibility of the Subject of Christmas by Leigh Hunt.

1298). To Kosciusko by John Keats.[1]

1297). To Kosciusko by Leigh Hunt.[1]

1296). Happy Lynchers by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1295). Images as "Pictures" by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1294). Against longtermism by Émile P. Torres.

1293). Berlin Book One: City of Stones: A Work of Fiction by Jason Lutes.[1]

1292). What a relief! Sunak the Sensible is here and the chaos has all magically gone away by Marina Hyde.

1291). Do Things Look Flat? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1290). Do Tilted Coins Look Elliptical? (Part Two) by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1289). Do Tilted Coins Look Elliptical? (Part One) by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1288). Odds & Ends: Unfinity by Mark Rosewater.

1287). Fight Club 2: The Tranquility Gambit by Chuck Palahniuk. Introduction by Gerald Howard. Illustrated by Cameron Stewart.[1]

1286). Killing and Dying: Six Stories by Adrian Tomine.[1]

1285). Intruders for Yoshihiro Tatsumi by Adrian Tomine.

1284). Killing and Dying by Adrian Tomine.

1283). Translated, from the Japanese, by Adrian Tomine.

1282). Go Owls by Adrian Tomine.

1281). Amber Sweet by Adrian Tomine.

1280). A Brief History of the Art Form Known as "Hortisculpture" by Adrian Tomine.

1279). Patience by Daniel Clowes.[1]

1278). Lost at Sea by Bryan Lee O'Malley.[1]

1277). Neonomicon by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1276). Neonomicon 4: The Lurker Within by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1275). Neonomicon 3: The Language at the Threshold by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1274). Neonomicon 2: The Shadow Out of America by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1273). Neonomicon 1: At the Mansions of Madness by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1272). The Courtyard 2 by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1271). The Courtyard 1 by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1270). American Virgin 4: Around the World by Steven T. Seagle. Illustrated by Becky Cloonan and Ryan Kelly.[1]

1269). Goðheimar 12: Gegnum eld og vatn eftir Peter Madsen. Þýtt af Bjarna Frímanni Karlssyni.[1][2]

1268). Elskhuginn eftir Marguerite Duras. Þýtt af Hallfríði Jakobsdóttur.[1] [Prix Goncourt]

1267). The Bridegrooms by Daria Serenko. Translated by Eugene Ostashevsky.

1266). Providence Compendium by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1265). Providence XII: The Book by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1264). Providence XI: The Unnameable by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1263). Providence X: The Haunted Place by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1262). Providence IX: Outsiders by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1261). Providence VIII: The Key by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1260). Men Explain Things to Me and Other Essays by Rebecca Solnit.[1]

1259). Pandora's Box and the Volunteer Police Force by Rebecca Solnit.[1]

1258). Woolf's Darkness: Embracing the Inexplicable by Rebecca Solnit.[1]

1257). To Kosciusko by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.[1]

1256). Grandmother Spider by Rebecca Solnit.[1]

1255). In Praise of the Threat: What Marriage Equality Really Means by Rebecca Solnit.[1]

1254). Worlds Collide in a Luxury Suite: Some Thoughts on the IMF, Global Injustice, and a Stranger on a Train by Rebecca Solnit.[1]

1253). The Longest War by Rebecca Solnit.[1]

1252). Men Explain Things to Me by Rebecca Solnit.[1]

1251). A Mathematical Problem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

1250). A Lover's Complaint to his Mistress, who deserted him in quest of a more wealthy husband in the East Indies by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

1249). Can a State Be "Half-Conscious"? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1248). The Unfinity Gauntlet, Part 3 by Mark Rosewater.

1247). How Many People *Really* Believe in God and Heaven? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1246). Providence VII: The Picture by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1245). Providence VI: Out of Time by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1244). Providence V: In the Walls by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1243). Providence IV: White Apes by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1242). Providence III: A Lurking Fear by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1241). Providence II: The Hook by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1240). Providence I: The Yellow Sign by Alan Moore. Illustrated by Jacen Burrows.[1]

1239). To Autumn by John Keats.[1]

1238). Lamia by John Keats.[1]

1237). Ode on Melancholy by John Keats.[1]

1236). Ode on Indolence by John Keats.[1]

1235). Ode on a Grecian Urn by John Keats.[1]

1234). Ode to Psyche by John Keats.[1]

1233). Ode to a Nightingale by John Keats.[1]

1232). Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley.[1]

1231). What Does It Mean to Say "Human Nature Is Good"? by Neil Krolicki.

1230). Moral Disorder by Margaret Atwood.[1]

1229). The Boys at the Lab by Margaret Atwood.[1]

1228). The Labrador Fiasco by Margaret Atwood.[1]

1227). The Entities by Margaret Atwood.[1]

1226). White Horse by Margaret Atwood.[1]

1225). Moral Disorder by Margaret Atwood.[1]

1224). Hugdregill eftir Kristján Jóhann Jónsson.

1223). Konan, draumurinn og dátinn eftir Kristin Kristjánsson.

1222). Vorljóð eftir Einar Ólafsson.

1221). Hundsbit eftir Pétur Hraunfjörð.

1220). Iljalaus ár eftir Sigfús Bjartmarsson.

1219). Margt líkist því að drepast eftir Sigfús Bjartmarsson.

1218). Þegar Aleixandre fékk Nóbelsverðlaunin eftir Thor Vilhjálmsson.

1217). Til Boga og allar nýføðingar í verðini efter Jóanes Nielsen.

1216). Fjøllini efter Guðrið Helmsdal Nielsen.

1215). Morgun í mars efter Guðrið Helmsdal Nielsen.

1214). Bíðar tú efter Rói Patursson.

1213). Órói eftir Kristján Árnason.

1212). Í Ális eftir Kristján Árnason.

1211). Gamlar nýstefnur og fleira gott eftir Einar Kárason.

1210). Skapadægur eftir Sigurð A. Magnússon.

1209). Ef skáldsagan leggur upp laupana eftir Milan Kundera. Þýtt af Pétri Gunnarssyni.

1208). Um þrálátan dauða félaga Leníns eða Ó hverfult er vort byltingarlán eftir Hauk Hallsson.

1207). Morgunninn eftir Magnús Jóhannsson frá Hafnarnesi.

1206). Haust eftir Magnús Jóhannsson frá Hafnarnesi.

1205). Frá henni eftir Þuríði Guðmundsdóttur.

1204). Steinn eftir Þuríði Guðmundsdóttur.

1203). Dögun eftir Þuríði Guðmundsdóttur.

1202). Óskíýranlegt eftir Sigurlaug Elíasson.

1201). A-V eftir Sigurlaug Elíasson.

1200). Nútítt eftir Sigurlaug Elíasson.

1199). Þankar sunnudaginn 23. maí 1982 eftir Benedikt Sigurðarson.

1198). Maðurinn sem vildi gera allt fyrir alþýðuna eftir Guðberg Bergsson.

1197). Karlarnir og greiðan eftir Guðberg Bergsson.

1196). Leit að lífsskilningi: Um Hel eftir Sigurð Norðdal eftir Pál Valsson.

1195). Kertalog: Til Leifs eftir Kristján Kristjánsson.

1194). Bíóljóð eftir Kristján Kristjánsson.

1193). Saga í þágu samtíðar eða Síðbúin ritdómur um Íslenska menningu Sigurðar Norðdal eftir Gunnar Karlsson.

1192). Heimspekin og Sigurður Norðdal eftir Pál Skúlason.

1191). Drápa eftir Gerði Kristnýju.[1]

1190). Strandir eftir Gerði Kristnýju.[1]

1189). Skautaferð eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1188). Veisla eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1187). Níð eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1186). Kleinur eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1185). Litla-Fjarðarhorn eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1184). Safamýri eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1183). Aðflug eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1182). Japanskt ævintýr eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1181). Í uppsveitum Úganda eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1180). Silki eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1179). Skarphéðinn í Kolkata eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1178). Indland eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1177). Doktor Mengele drukknar undan ströndum São Paulo eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1176). Skór Marie-Antoinette eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1175). Sumarkvöld á Gotlandi eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1174). Værð eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1173). Ljóð um börn eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1172). Kjötkrókur kemst í feitt eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1171). Jólaljóð eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1170). Stjarna fæðist á Vestdalseyri eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1169). Hofsós eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1168). Bill Holm deyr eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1167). Í minningu skáldbróður eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1166). Pourquoi-pas eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1165). Ávarp fjallkonu eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1164). Hólavallagarður eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1163). Vor í Skerjafirði eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1162). Snæfellsnes eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1161). Haganesvík eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1160). Maðurinn með ljáinn eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1159). Öxnadalur eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1158). Strandir eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1157). Höggstaður eftir Gerði Kristnýju.[1]

1156). Annar í jólum eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1155). Kirkjufell eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1154). Erfðaskrá eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1153). Við vatnið eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1152). Logn eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1151). Vinur minn eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1150). Vesturbær eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1149). Nýársmorgunn eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1148). Anna eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1147). Sigurgleði eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1146). Skagafjörður eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1145). Afplánun eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1144). Hamingjan eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1143). Brúðkaup eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1142). Dánartilkynning trúlausa mannsins eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1141). Trója eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1140). Rúst eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1139). Dauðastríð Egils eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1138). Jónas eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1137). Laufskálarétt eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1136). Brottför eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1135). Höggstaður eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1134). Hallgerður í Laugarnesi eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1133). Rask eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1132). Ævintýri á fjöllum eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1131). Gamla hverfið í Nice eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1130). Ægisíða eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1129). Nótt eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1128). Langanes eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1127). Heimsókn eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1126). Helgi tattú eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1125). María eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1124). Norður eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1123). Aðför eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1122). Ættjarðarljóð eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1121). Perlumóðir eftir Sólveigu Eir Stewart.

1120). Monopoly by Margaret Atwood.[1]

1119). The Other Place by Margaret Atwood.[1]

1118). My Last Duchess by Margaret Atwood.[1]

1117). The Headless Horseman by Margaret Atwood.[1]

1116). The Art of Cooking and Serving by Margaret Atwood.[1]

1115). The Bad News by Margaret Atwood.[1]

1114). The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.[1]

1113). Why Do the Good Guys Always Win in Morality Tales? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1112). The Invisible Man by Lucy Sante.

1111). Can There Be Non-Obvious Illusions? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1110). My Last Duchess by Robert Browning.[1]

1109). The Return of Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs.[1]

1108). Delusional broadcast disorder has claimed its latest victim: John Cleese by Marina Hyde.

1107). Development of the Moon Illusion? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

1106). The Unfinity Gauntlet, Part 2 by Mark Rosewater.

1105). Wockyjabber by Hilbert Schenck, Jr..

1104). Plain Geometry by Emma Rounds.

1103). Launkofi eftir Gerði Kristnýju.[1]

1102). Tröllagjöf eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1101). Guð eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1100). Kveðja frá Ararat eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1099). Vænghaf eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1098). Skotbolti eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1097). Ferð eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1096). Veðurfrétt eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1095). Franklín (1938-1998) eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1094). Desember eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1093). Samviskubit eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1092). Hugskot eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1091). Hljóðskraf eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1090). Ljóð um hamingjuna eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1089). Sylvia Plath eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1088). Launkofi eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1087). Bæn eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1086). Verksummerki eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1085). Sumarljóð eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1084). Þakkir eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1083). Hnetusúkkulaði eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1082). Arfur eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1081). Ísland eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1080). Bergþóra eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1079). Harðfiskur eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1078). Ljóð um kött eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1077). Systkini mín eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1076). Svefnherbergi eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1075). Ástarljóð eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1074). Vök eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1073). Skál eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1072). Ísfrétt eftir Gerði Kristnýju.[1]

1071). Þú eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1070). Vetrarljóð eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1069). Ljóð um bækur eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1068). Fjarlægð eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1067). Björg eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1066). Þessi ást, þessi ást eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1065). Ísfrétt eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1064). Medúsa eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1063). Síðasti vetrardagur eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1062). Einn af þessum morgnum eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1061). Svalbarðseyri eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1060). Vísur Hallgerðar eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1059). Við Flóann eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1058). Með eld eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1057). Næturljóð eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1056). Ástarkveðja eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1055). Til Skírnis eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1054). Hvalfang eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1053). Hefnd eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1052). Fok eftir Gerði Kristnýju.

1051). Pop Sonnet LXXVII (Katy Perry, "Teenage Dream") by Erik Didriksen.

1050). Tvíbreitt (svig)rúm eða póesíbók númer eitt komma tvö eftir Gyrði Elíasson.[1]

1049). another poem for allen ginsberg and einar már eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1048). eða hvað eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1047). háspenna eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1046). sól án blóma eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1045). sjálfsrýni eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1044). hugleiðing II eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1043). hugleiðing I eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1042). impressjón eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1041). sjónar horn eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1040). upp/upp eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1039). f eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1038). dagar koma &svoframnesvegis eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1037). sápugrænn himinn eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1036). eindagar eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1035). án titils eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1034). einskonar elegía eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1033). tímans dust eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1032). leit eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1031). dagur ei meir eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1030). á tali eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1029). + - eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1028). tvö eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1027). (þaðvarfyrirátjánárum) eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1026). SCHREIB MASCHINEN PAPIER 50 blatt eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1025). hreinsivökvi eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1024). ávaxtamarkaður í tókýó/draumsendur japanpappír tileinkað brautigan eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1023). post (war) poetry eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1022). horft eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1021). ø eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1020). liszt eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1019). júlíkvöld eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1018). blóm (& kransar afþakkaðir) eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1017). 0-0 eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1016). 5 km/klst eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1015). tilverur eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1014). melankólía í c-moll eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1013). 2½% eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1012). c eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1011). e eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1010). k eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1009). n eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1008). a eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1007). þú eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1006). ég eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1005). kirkjublús eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1004). konsert eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1003). hundertwasser eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1002). kastalavist A eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1001). 451 eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

1000). þýngsli IV eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

999). þýngsli III eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

998). þýngsli II eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

997). þýngsli I eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

996). svefn eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

995). insomnia IV eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

994). insomnia III eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

993). insomnia II (tilbrigði við japanskt ljóð) eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

992). insomnia I eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

991). Söngur steinasafnarans eftir Sjón.[1]

990). tilraun til endurlífgunar dúu khalil aswad eftir Sjón.

989). náttúruljóð (vi) eftir Sjón.

988). náttúruljóð (v) eftir Sjón.

987). dægurlag eftir Sjón.

986). söngur steinasafnarans eftir Sjón.

985). heimilislíf eftir Sjón.

984). steinþrykk eftir Sjón.

983). sólhvörf eftir Sjón.

982). næturþankar eftir Sjón.

981). fórnargjafir handa 22 reginöflum eftir Sjón.

980). steinar eftir Sjón.

979). strengleikur eftir Sjón.

978). náttúruljóð (iv) eftir Sjón.

977). náttúruljóð (iii) eftir Sjón.

976). allt sem við lærum í sextíuogáttaára bekk eftir Sjón.

975). 23. apríl 2006 eftir Sjón.

974). það sem stúlkurnar geyma eftir Sjón.

973). náttúruljóð (ii) eftir Sjón.

972). náttúruljóð (i) eftir Sjón.

971). tímamót eftir Sjón.

970). borgarlíf eftir Sjón.

969). á ferð með vísum manni eftir Sjón.

968). Rauðir hestar eftir Elísabetu Jökulsdóttur.

967). Scusa da Kalina Muhova.[1]

966). The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi. Translated by Carol Della Chiesa.[1]

965). Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne. Translated by Louis Mercier.[1]

964). Can Freethinkers Be Conservative? by S. T. Joshi.

963). Is There an Experience of Thinking? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

962). The Unreliability of Naive Introspection by Eric Schwitzgebel.

961). Is Conscious Experience Rich or Thin? And How Does One Find Out? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

960). The Unfinity Gauntlet, Part 1 by Mark Rosewater.

959). The Stories of Ray Bradbury by Ray Bradbury.[1]

958). Gotcha! by Ray Bradbury.

957). The Aqueduct by Ray Bradbury.[1]

956). McGillahee's Brat by Ray Bradbury.

955). Farewell Summer by Ray Bradbury.

954). The Black Ferris by Ray Bradbury.

953). Long After Midnight by Ray Bradbury.[1]

952). Have I Got a Chocolate Bar for You! by Ray Bradbury.

951). The Pumpernickel by Ray Bradbury.

950). The October Game by Ray Bradbury.

949). The Miracles of Jamie by Ray Bradbury.

948). Darling Adolf by Ray Bradbury.

947). The Better Part of Wisdom by Ray Bradbury.

946). Forever and the Earth by Ray Bradbury.

945). The Wish by Ray Bradbury.

944). A Story of Love by Ray Bradbury.

September (15/172)

943). Interval in Sunlight by Ray Bradbury.

942). Liz did it, Charles did it, lots of celebs have done it: Why don't we care about the awfulness of adultery any more? by Oliver Keens.

941). I Sing the Body Electric! and Other Stories by Ray Bradbury.[1]

940). Drink Entire: Against the Madness of Crowds by Ray Bradbury.

939). Getting Through Sunday Somehow by Ray Bradbury.

938). Punishment Without Crime by Ray Bradbury.

937). G.B.S.-Mark V by Ray Bradbury.

936). The Messiah by Ray Bradbury.

935). A Piece of Wood by Ray Bradbury.

934). The Burning Man by Ray Bradbury.

933). The Parrot Who Met Papa by Ray Bradbury.

932). One Timeless Spring by Ray Bradbury.

931). The Blue Bottle by Ray Bradbury.

930). I Sing the Body Electric! by Ray Bradbury.[1]

929). Christus Apollo by Ray Bradbury.

928). The Lost City of Mars by Ray Bradbury.

927). Henry the Ninth by Ray Bradbury.

926). The Man in the Rorschach Shirt by Ray Bradbury.

925). Heavy-Set by Ray Bradbury.

924). The Problem of the Ethics Professors by Eric Schwitzgebel.

923). Making Space, Part 2 by Mark Rosewater.

922). Any Friend of Nicholas Nickleby's Is a Friend of Mine by Ray Bradbury.

921). The Tombling Day by Ray Bradbury.

920). I Sing the Body Electric! by Ray Bradbury.

919). Í haustsólinni eftir Guðberg Bergsson.

918). a rhetoric poem in semi-icelandic dedicated to einar már and allen ginsberg eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

917). Málarinn eftir Magnús Skúlason.

916). Við höfnina eftir Guðna Má Henningsson.

915). Góðir lesendur og góðir höfundar eftir Vladimir Nabokov. Þýtt af Sverri Hólmarsyni.

914). Haustlauf eftir Ingibjörgu Haraldsdóttur.

913). Hið hvekkta tré eftir Guðberg Bergsson.

912). Lýrísk fuglafræði eftir Þórarinn Eldjárn.

911). Álftanes eftir Þórarinn Eldjárn.

910). Raun vísinda eftir Dag Sigurðarson.

909). Ljóðabréf eftir Dag Sigurðarson.

908). Gljátíð eftir Dag Sigurðarson.

907). Vetur í Reykjavík eftir Eyvind Eiríksson.

906). Gesturinn eftir Jón frá Pálmholti.

905). Upphafning eftir Thor Vilhjálmsson.

904). Stúfur, Súpermann og Afiguð á himnum eftir Einar Ólafsson.

903). Dans stöðumælana á regnvotu strætinu eftir Einar Ólafsson.

902). Hvaðan eftir Njörð P. Njarðvík.

901). Dans eftir Atla Ingólfsson.

900). Svefnrof eftir Atla Ingólfsson.

899). á erfiðum tímum í evrópu eftir Anton Helga Jónsson.

898). Lítið ljóð um heimspeki eftir Dag Sigurðarson.

897). Rannsóknir í háskóla eftir Pál Skúlason.

896). Morgunn eftir Þorstein frá Hamri.

895). Faðir vor eftir José Leandro Urbina. Þýtt af Vésteini Lúðvíkssyni.

894). Söngur um sjálfan mig (Brot) eftir Walt Whitman. Þýtt af Sigurði A. Magnússyni.[1]

893). Þurfa ljóð annað nafn en svona? eftir Ísak Harðarson.

892). Lóusöngur eftir Vilborgu Dagbjartsdóttur.

891). Óskar Halldórsson: Kveðja eftir Véstein Ólason.

890). Stjórnarskrá eftir Geirlaug Magnússon.

889). Samruni garðanna eftir Julio Cortázar. Þýtt af Ingibjörgu Haraldsdóttur.[1]

888). Úr kvöldbók einstæðings eftir Gyrði Elíasson.

887). Í hafsauga eftir Þorstein frá Hamri.

886). Inga Ló eftir Edgar Allan Poe. Þýtt af Þorsteini frá Hamri.

885). Vatnið eftir Edgar Allan Poe. Þýtt af Þorsteini frá Hamri.

884). Vísa eftir Olgu Guðrúnu Árnadóttur.

883). Ljóðið eftir Olgu Guðrúnu Árnadóttur.

882). Stúlka á engi eftir Olgu Guðrúnu Árnadóttur.

881). Konúngsleyfi eftir Dag Sigurðarson.

880). Getið sólskinsfífl eftir Dag Sigurðarson.

879). Hvað úngur nemur: Pöddugoggsljóð eftir Dag Sigurðarson.

878). Jólasaga um íslendinga, eskimóa og dani eftir Guðberg Bergsson.

877). Vald eftir Árna Ibsen.

876). Fornar slóðir eftir Þórberg Þórðarson.

875). Atvik eftir Árna Ibsen.

874). Bréf til Gabriel Turville-Petre eftir Þórberg Þórðarson.

873). Að liðnum vetri eftir Ólaf Jóhann Sigurðsson.

872). Vísa um reyni - tileinkað Þ.Ö.S. eftir Ólaf Jóhann Sigurðsson.

871). The Battle for Paradise: Puerto Rico Takes on the Disaster Capitalists by Naomi Klein.[1]

870). Einskonar höfuð lausn eftir Gyrði Elíasson.[1]

869). Myrkar fígúrur eftir Sjón.[1]

868). Uppstigning á fjöllum eftir Sjón.

867). Svik eftir Sjón.

866). Höfuðlausn eftir Sjón.

865). Þversummur eftir Sjón.

864). Harlekin eftir Sjón.

863). Sigurvegarinn eftir Sjón.

862). Fez Instamatic eftir Sjón.

861). París (1895/1985) eftir Sjón.

860). Tvísaga eftir Sjón.

859). Ferðalangur eftir Sjón.

858). Brosmildi eftir Sjón.

857). Þrettándaganga eftir Sjón.

856). Augað eftir Sjón.

855). Finnagaldur eftir Sjón.

854). Við gröf ósýnilega mannsins eftir Sjón.

853). Íslenskur hagfræðingur í Sóhó eftir Sjón.

852). Fez Instamatic eftir Sjón.

851). Frétt frá undralandi eftir Sjón.

850). Félagsfræðineminn eftir Sjón.

849). Stjörnufræði hins svanga eftir Sjón.

848). Upphefð eftir Sjón.

847). Reykvíkingur hugsar á göngu eftir Sjón.

846). Birting eftir Sjón.

845). Eilífar speglanir: Vísindalegar athuganir eftir Kristínu Ómarsdóttur.[1]

844). Bárðar saga Snæfellsáss ritstýrt af Bjarka Bjarnasyni.[1]

843). Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne. Translated by G. M. Towle.[1]

842). Víðtækar afleiðingar ósigra Rússlands eftir Jón Orm Halldórsson.

841). John Coltrane: All That Jazz by Martin Smith.

840). Pop Sonnet LXXVI (Metallica, "Enter Sandman") by Erik Didriksen.

839). The Haunting of the New by Ray Bradbury.

838). Pop Sonnet LXXV (Bruno Mars, "Grenade") by Erik Didriksen.

837). The Cold Wind and the Warm by Ray Bradbury.

836). Three Kopecks by Mikhail Bulgakov. Translated by Eric Konkol.

835). Remembering Gudok by Mikhail Bulgakov. Translated by Margaret Wettlin.

834). Designing the Warhammer 40,000 Commander Decks by Ethan Fleischer.

833). Making Space, Part 1 by Mark Rosewater.

832). Sheryl Sandberg and the Crackling Hellfire of Corporate America by Caitlin Flanagan.

831). Yes, We'll Gather at the River by Ray Bradbury.

830). Downwind From Gettysburg by Ray Bradbury.

829). The Curse of Capistrano by Johnston McCulley.[1]

828). The Inspired Chicken Motel by Ray Bradbury.

827). The Women by Ray Bradbury.

826). Tomorrow's Child by Ray Bradbury.

825). The Terrible Conflagration Up at the Place by Ray Bradbury.

824). The Kilimanjaro Device by Ray Bradbury.

823). To Unfinity and Beyond by Mark Rosewater.

822). Designing for Universes Beyond by Mark Rosewater.

821). Dominaria United States of Design, Part 3 by Mark Rosewater.

820). A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs.[1]

819). Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs.[1]

818). A Theory of Jerks and Other Philosophical Misadventures by Eric Schwitzgebel.[1]

817). Will Future Generations Find Us Morally Loathsome? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

816). Blogging and Philosophical Cognition by Eric Schwitzgebel.

815). On Being Good at Seeming Smart by Eric Schwitzgebel.

814). Invisible Revisions by Eric Schwitzgebel.

813). Against Charity in the History of Philosophy by Eric Schwitzgebel.

812). Nazi Philosophers, World War I, and the Grand Wisdom Hypothesis by Eric Schwitzgebel.

811). Kant on Killing Bastards, Masturbation, Organ Donation, Homosexuality, Tyrants, Wives, and Servants by Eric Schwitzgebel.

810). Obfuscatory Philosophy as Intellectual Authoritarianism and Cowardice by Eric Schwitzgebel.

809). The Philosopher of Hair by Eric Schwitzgebel.

808). Why Metaphysics Is Always Bizarre by Eric Schwitzgebel.

807). What's in People's Stream of Experience During Philosophy Talks? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

806). Trusting Your Sense of Fun by Eric Schwitzgebel.

805). Truth, Dare, and Wonder by Eric Schwitzgebel.

804). Are Garden Snails Conscious? Yes, No, or *Gong* by Eric Schwitzgebel.

803). Goldfish-Pool Immortality by Eric Schwitzgebel.

802). Penelope's Guide to Defeating Time, Space, and Causation by Eric Schwitzgebel.

801). How Everything You Do Might Have Huge Cosmic Significance by Eric Schwitzgebel.

800). Choosing to Be That Fellow Back Then: Voluntarism about Personal Identity by Eric Schwitzgebel.

799). Might You Be a Cosmic Freak? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

798). Is the United States Literally Conscious? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

797). A Two-Seater Homunculus by Eric Schwitzgebel.

796). Possible Psychology of a Matrioshka Brain by Eric Schwitzgebel.

795). Birthday Cake and a Chapel by Eric Schwitzgebel.

794). On the Morality of Hypotenuse Walking by Eric Schwitzgebel.

793). What Happens to Democracy When the Experts Can't Be Both Factual and Balanced? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

792). The Legend of the Leaning Behaviorist by Eric Schwitzgebel.

791). Profanity Inflation, Profanity Migration, and the Paradox of Prohibition (or I Love You, "Fuck") by Eric Schwitzgebel.

790). Competing Perspectives on One's Final, Dying Thought by Eric Schwitzgebel.

789). The Epistemic Status of Deathbed Regrets by Eric Schwitzgebel.

788). Knowing What You Love by Eric Schwitzgebel.

787). Thoughts on Conjugal Love by Eric Schwitzgebel.

786). Flying Free of the Deathbed, with Technological Help by Eric Schwitzgebel.

785). Memories of My Father by Eric Schwitzgebel.

784). Does It Matter If the Passover Story Is Literally True? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

783). Dreidel: A Seemingly Foolish Game That Contains the Moral World in Miniature by Eric Schwitzgebel.

782). How to Accidentally Become a Zombie Robot by Eric Schwitzgebel.

781). Skepticism, Godzilla, and the Artificial Computerized Many-Branching You by Eric Schwitzgebel.

780). Our Possible Imminent Divinity by Eric Schwitzgebel.

779). How Robots and Monsters Might Destroy Human Moral Systems by Eric Schwitzgebel.

778). We Would Have Greater Moral Obligations to Conscious Robots than to Otherwise Similar Humans by Eric Schwitzgebel.

777). Cheerfully Suicidal AI Slaves by Eric Schwitzgebel.

776). Someday, Your Employer Will Technologically Control Your Moods by Eric Schwitzgebel.

775). My Daughter's Rented Eyes by Eric Schwitzgebel.

774). Cute AI and the ASIMO Problem by Eric Schwitzgebel.

773). Should Your Driverless Car Kill You So Others May Live? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

772). The Moral Compass and the Liberal Ideal in Moral Education by Eric Schwitzgebel.

771). A Moral Dunning-Kruger Effect? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

770). The Mush of Normativity by Eric Schwitzgebel.

769). On Not Distinguishing Too Finely among Your Motivations by Eric Schwitzgebel.

768). A Theory of Hypocrisy by Eric Schwitzgebel.

767). Kindred by Octavia E. Butler.[1]

766). Kindred Reader's Guide: Critical Essay by Robert Crossley.

765). Erewhon, or Over the Range by Samuel Butler.[1]

764). The Utterly Perfect Murder by Ray Bradbury.

763). MTV Video Music Awards (Kanye West, 2015 Video Vanguard Acceptance Speech) by Erik Didriksen.

762). Darwin Among the Machines by Samuel Butler.[1]

761). Dominaria United States of Design, Part 2 by Mark Rosewater.

760). How will history recall the reign of Bad King Boris? by Stewart Lee.

759). Pop Sonnet LXXIV (The Charlie Daniels Band, "The Devil Went Down to Georgia") by Erik Didriksen.

758). Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood.[1]

757). Pop Sonnet LXXIII (Tina Fabrique, "Reading Rainbows") by Erik Didriksen.

Ágúst (16/65)

756). Dominaria United States of Design, Part 1 by Mark Rosewater.

755). Is It Perfectly Fine to Aim for Moral Mediocrity? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

754). Imagining Yourself in Another's Shoes versus Extending Your Love by Eric Schwitzgebel.

753). How Much Should You Care about How You Feel in Your Dreams? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

752). On Not Seeking Pleasure Much by Eric Schwitzgebel.

751). Cheeseburger Ethics ( or How Often Do Ethicists Call Their Mothers?) by Eric Schwitzgebel.

750). The Happy Coincidence Defense and The-Most-You-Can-Do Sweet Spot by Eric Schwitzgebel.

749). Forgetting as an Unwitting Confession of Your Values by Eric Schwitzgebel.

748). A Theory of Jerks by Eric Schwitzgebel.

747). Do Some People Literally See Red When They're Angry? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

746). In-Between Believing by Eric Schwitzgebel.

745). Do You Know If You're a Racist? by Eric Schwitzgebel.

744). This Is Not a Story by Denis Diderot. Translated by Peter Phalen.[1]

743). Pop Sonnet LXXII (Snoop Doggy Dogg, "Gin and Juice") by Erik Didriksen.

742). The Turn of the Screw by Henry James.[1]

741). Shamela by Henry Fielding.[1]

740). Dominaria United We Stand, Part 2 by Mark Rosewater.

739). Symposium by Plato. Translated by Benjamin Jowett.[1]

738). Dominaria United We Stand, Part 1 by Mark Rosewater.

737). Red Clocks by Leni Zumas.[1]

736). The Habsburgs: The Rise and Fall of a World Power by Martyn Rady.[1]

735). Pop Sonnet LXXI (The Jackson 5, "ABC") by Erik Didriksen.

734). Thieves of State: Why Corruption Threatens Global Security by Sarah Chayes.[1]

733). Pop Sonnet LXX (The Ramones, "I Wanna Be Sedated") by Erik Didriksen.

732). Three Weeks by Elinor Glyn.[1]

731). White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide by Carol Anderson.[1]

730). Ravnica Design Handoff Document by Mark Rosewater.

729). Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata. Translated by Ginny Tapley Takemori.[1]

728). De rerum natura by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.[1]

727). Great Meteorological Phenomena, Etc. by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

726). Can Civilization Survive Capitalism? by Noam Chomsky.

725). Origins and Savage Period of Mankind by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

724). Origins of Vegetable and Animal Life by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

723). The World Is Not Eternal by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

722). The Passion of Love by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

721). Some Vital Functions by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

720). The Senses and Mental Pictures by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

719). Existence and Character of the Images by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

718). Folly of the Fear of Death by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

717). The Soul Is Mortal by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

716). Nature and Composition of the Mind by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

715). Pop Sonnet LXIX (5 Seconds of Summer, "Amnesia") by Erik Didriksen.

714). Witches, Sluts, Feminists: Conjuring the Sex Positive by Kristen J. Sollée.[1]

713). Pop Sonnet LXVIII (Bryan Adams, "Summer of '69") by Erik Didriksen.

712). Treasure Island!!! by Sara Levine.[1]

711). Kláði eftir Fríðu Ísberg.[1]

710). Undanhlaup eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

709). Bláir dagar eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

708). Sjö eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

707). 1. apríl 2006 eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

706). Grenitré eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

705). Fingur eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

704). Prófíll eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

703). Einmitt eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

702). Dúkka eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

701). Viðtalið eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

700). Infinite Worlds by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

699). Atomic Forms and Their Combinations by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

698). Atomic Motions by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

697). State of Design 2022 by Mark Rosewater.

696). Magic Design from A to Z, Part 3 by Mark Rosewater.

695). Magic Design from A to Z, Part 2 by Mark Rosewater.

694). Magic Design from A to Z, Part 1 by Mark Rosewater.

693). More Life Lessons by Mark Rosewater.

692). A Double Take, Part 2 by Mark Rosewater.

691). A Double Take, Part 1 by Mark Rosewater.

690). Seeing Double Masters 2022 by Mark Rosewater.

689). Quirk Summer Jams (Jimmy Buffet, "Margaritaville") by Erik Didriksen.

688). The Infinity of the Universe by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

687). Confutation of Other Philosophers by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

686). Character of the Atoms by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

685). Nothing Exists per se Except Atoms and the Void by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

684). The Void by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

683). Substance Is Eternal by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

682). Sumar konur eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

681). The Moon Maid Complete and Restored by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Preface by Gary H. Dunham. Introduction by Terry Bisson. Afterword by Richard J. Golsan.[1]

680). Red Blood vs. the Red Flag by Phillip R. Burger.

679). The Red Hawk by Edgar Rice Burroughs.[1]

678). Pop Sonnet LXVII (Panic! at the Disco, "I Write Sins Not Tragedies") by Erik Didriksen.

677). The Moon Men by Edgar Rice Burroughs.[1]

676). Að horfast í augu við viðurstyggðina by Illugi Jökulson.

Júlí (10/51)

675). Heim eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

674). Að kúga eða kúgast eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

673). Ljósakrónan eftir Fríðu Ísberg.

672). Næturverk eftir Sjón.[1]

671). Söngur breytinganna eftir Sjón.

670). Mæling skuggans eftir Sjón.

669). Framfarir eftir Sjón.

668). Fimm þýðingar úr bókmenntum trjáa eftir Sjón.

667). Úr leiðslusafninu eftir Sjón.

666). Tölfræði skáldskapar eftir Sjón.

665). Blóm sem má endurtaka eftir Sjón.

664). Sigurður Pálsson eftir Sjón.

663). Og mannasiðir eftir Sjón.

662). Tunglspeki eftir Sjón.

661). Dagur tuttugu og sjö eftir Sjón.

660). Mannfræði eftir Sjón.

659). Næturverk eftir Sjón.

658). Kvenhöfuð eftir Sjón.

657). Árstíðarflökt eftir Sjón.

656). Jóhann Hjálmarsson til skuggans eftir Sjón.

655). Birting eftir Sjón.

654). The Moon Maid by Edgar Rice Burroughs.[1]

653). Trigger Warning eftir Elísabetu Jökulsdóttur.

652). Buffalo Gals and Other Animal Presences by Ursula K. Le Guin.[1]

651). She Unnames Them by Ursula K. Le Guin.

650). The Eighth Elegy by Rainer Maria Rilke. Translated by Ursula K. Le Guin.[1]

649). May's Lion by Ursula K. Le Guin.

648). For Leonard, Darko, and Burton Watson by Ursula K. Le Guin.

647). A Conversation with a Silence by Ursula K. Le Guin.

646). Black Leonard in Negative Space by Ursula K. Le Guin.

645). Tabby Lorenzo by Ursula K. Le Guin.

644). Horse Camp by Ursula K. Le Guin.

643). Sleeping Out by Ursula K. Le Guin.

642). The Man Eater by Ursula K. Le Guin.

641). Winter Downs (For Barbara) by Ursula K. Le Guin.

640). Totem by Ursula K. Le Guin.

639). Found Poem by Ursula K. Le Guin.

638). For Ted by Ursula K. Le Guin.

637). What Is Going on in the Oaks Around the Barn by Ursula K. Le Guin.

636). The Crown of Laurel by Ursula K. Le Guin.

635). Xmas Over by Ursula K. Le Guin.

634). West Texas by Ursula K. Le Guin.

633). Lewis and Clark and After by Ursula K. Le Guin.

632). Torrey Pines Reserve (For Bob and Mary Elliott) by Ursula K. Le Guin.

631). Vegfarandinn eftir Davið Stefánsson.

630). Mount St Helens/Omphalos by Ursula K. Le Guin.

629). Flints by Ursula K. Le Guin.

628). The Basalt by Ursula K. Le Guin.

627). Buffalo Gals, Won't You Come Out Tonight by Ursula K. Le Guin.[1] [Hugo Award winner, Nebula Award nominee]

626). Come into Animal Presence by Denise Levertov.

625). Always Coming Home by Ursula K. Le Guin.[1]

624). I'd Rather Die than Delete Truthful Tweet for Cancel Creeps by Jordan Peterson.

623). Hamingja eftir Diddu.[1]

622). The Consolidator; or, Memoirs of Sundry Transactions from the World in the Moon by Daniel Defoe.[1]

621). Venjulegar konur: Vændi á Íslandi eftir Brynhildi Björnsdóttur.[1]

620). The Power of Geography: Ten Maps that Reveal the Future of Our World by Tim Marshall.[1]

619). The Husband Stitch by Carmen Maria Machado.

618). The Other World: Comical History of the States and Empires of the Moon by Cyrano de Bergerac. Translated by Archibald Lovell.[1]

617). Quirk Summer Jams (DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince, "Summertime") by Erik Didriksen.

616). The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress by Robert A. Heinlein.[1] [Hugo Award Winner; Nebula Award nominee]

615). Glasto Reminded Me How I Hate People, but Not as Much as I Hate Myself by Marc Burrows.

Júní (9/14)

614). Crimea: The Last Crusade by Orlando Figes.[1]

613). The Grug Brained Developer: A layman's guide to thinking like the self-aware smol brained

612). Journey to the Center of the Earth by Jules Verne. Translated by Frederick Amadeus Malleson.[1]

611). The 1885 Reviews of Mark Twain's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

610). A True Story by Lucian. Introduction by Charles Whibley. Illustrated by Aubrey Beardsley, J. B. Clark, and William Strang. Translated by Francis Hicks.[1]

609). The Discovery of a World in the Moone by John Wilkins.[1]

608). Self-described "Christian fascist" movement is trying to sabotage LGBTQ Pride Month by Ben Lorber and Kathryn Joyce.

607). The Man in the Moone by Francis Godwin.[1]

606). Around the Moon by Jules Verne. Translated by Eleanor Elizabeth King and Louis Mercier.[1]

605). The bleak spectacle of the Amber Heard-Johnny Depp trial by Michael Hobbes.

604). Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate Vision Design Handoff by Mark Rosewater.

603). From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne. Translated by Eleanor Elizabeth King and Louis Mercier.[1]

602). Vinsæl afþreying að úthúða konum fyrir allra augaum eftir Melkorku Gunborg Briansdóttur.

601). Pop Sonnet LXVI (Kesha, "Tik Tok") by Erik Didriksen.

600). The First Men in the Moon by H. G. Wells.[1]

599). Þegar ráðherra VG þarf stuðning, hvað gerist þá? eftir Illuga Jökulson.

598). 'Stranger Things' Fell for My Favorite Sexist Dead Girl Trope by Emily Leibert.

597). Quirk Summer Jams (Martha & the Vandellas, "Dancing in the Street") by Erik Didriksen.

596). Pop Sonnet LXV (The Temptations, "My Girl") by Erik Didriksen.

595). Quirk Summer Jams (LFO, "Summer Girls") by Erik Didriksen.

594). Going Baldur's Gate, Part 2 by Mark Rosewater.

593). Pop Sonnet LXIV (Jimmy Eat World, "The Middle") by Erik Didriksen.

592). Little Women by Louisa May Alcott.[1]

Maí (12/122)

591). The Third Law of Power by Richard Parks. Illustrated by Deran Wright.

590). Winter's Knight by Mark Anthony. Illustrated by Terry Dykstra.

589). Pop Sonnet LXIII (Don McLean, "American Pie") by Erik Didriksen.

588). On the Scent at Slab's by John Gregory Betancourt. Illustrated by Terry Dykstra.

587). Pop Sonnet LXII (Justin Bieber, "Baby") by Erik Didriksen.

586). Why Atheism Is Morally Bankrupt by Ben Shapiro.

585). Going Baldur's Gate, Part 1 by Mark Rosewater.

584). Hunt's End by Rudy Thauberger. Illustrated by Stephen Daniele.

583). The Compass Rose by Ursula K. Le Guin.[1]

582). Sur by Ursula K. Le Guin.[1]

581). Some Approaches to the Problem of the Shortage of Time (Where Does the Time Go?) by Ursula K. Le Guin.

580). The Wife's Story by Ursula K. Le Guin.[1]

579). The Water Is Wide by Ursula K. Le Guin.

578). Malheur County by Ursula K. Le Guin.

577). Gwilan's Harp by Ursula K. Le Guin.

576). The Pathways of Desire by Ursula K. Le Guin.

575). Mazes by Ursula K. Le Guin.

574). The Eye Altering by Ursula K. Le Guin.

573). Intracom by Ursula K. Le Guin.

572). The Phoenix by Ursula K. Le Guin.

571). The White Donkey by Ursula K. Le Guin.

570). The Diary of the Rose by Ursula K. Le Guin.[1]

569). The First Report of the Shipwrecked Foreigner to the Kadanh of Derb by Ursula K. Le Guin.

568). Small Change by Ursula K. Le Guin.

567). SQ by Ursula K. Le Guin.

566). Two Delays on the Northern Line by Ursula K. Le Guin.

565). How Pingwill Was Routed by H. G. Wells.

564). How Gabriel Became Thompson by H. G. Wells.

563). The New Faust: A Film Story by H. G. Wells.

562). First Out of Baldur's Gate by Mark Rosewater.

561). To Her Husband for Beating Her by Gwerful Mechain. Translated by A. M. Juster.

560). The Female Genitals by Gwerful Mechain. Translated by Dafydd Johnston.

559). On the Gleefully Indecent Poems of a Medieval Welsh Feminist Poet by Lauren Cocking.

558). Schrödinger's Cat by Ursula K. Le Guin.

557). Answer to Prayer by H. G. Wells.

556). The Loyalty of Esau Common: A Fragment by H. G. Wells.

555). Pop Sonnet LXI (Taylor Swift, "Shake It Off") by Erik Didriksen.

554). Pop Sonnet LX (Ace of Base, "The Sign") by Erik Didriksen.

553). Pop Sonnet LIX (Sam Smith, "Stay with Me") by Erik Didriksen.

552). The New Atlantis by Ursula K. Le Guin.

551). Our Little Neighbour by H. G. Wells.

550). The Thumbmark by H. G. Wells.

549). The Thing in No. 7 by H. G. Wells.

548). Mr Marshall's Doppelganger by H. G. Wells.

547). The Presence by the Fire by H. G. Wells.

546). The Devotee of Art by H. G. Wells.

545). Walcote by H. G. Wells.

544). Wayde's Essence by H. G. Wells.

543). A Perfect Gentleman on Wheels by H. G. Wells.

542). A Family Elopement by H. G. Wells.

541). The Short Stories of H. G. Wells by H. G. Wells.[1]

540). The Story of the Last Trump by H. G. Wells.

539). The Grisly Folk by H. G. Wells.

538). Little Mother Up the Mörderberg by H. G. Wells.

537). My First Aeroplane — "Alauda Magna" by H. G. Wells.

536). The Wild Asses of the Devil by H. G. Wells. Preface by Jon Richfield.

535). 'The Author of the Acacia Seeds' and Other Extracts from the Journal of the Association of Therolinguistics by Ursula K. Le Guin.

534). The Land Ironclads by H. G. Wells.[1]

533). A Tale of the Twentieth Century: For Advanced Thinkers by H. G. Wells.

532). A Talk with Gryllotalpa by H. G. Wells.

531). Pop Sonnet LVIII (Miley Cyrus, "Wrecking Ball") by Erik Didriksen.

530). Short Fiction by H. G. Wells.

529). The Pearl of Love [...] by H. G. Wells.[1]

528). I Invented Gilead. The Supreme Court Is Making It Real. by Margaret Atwood.

527). The Country of the Blind and Other Stories by H. G. Wells.[1]

526). The Beautiful Suit by H. G. Wells.[1]

525). The Country of the Blind by H. G. Wells.[1]

524). University Assessment Committee Erotica by Juliana Gray.

523). Reviewing Course Evaluations: The Drinking Game by Steph Jeffries.

522). Heartburn by Nora Ephron.[1]

521). The Door in the Wall by H. G. Wells.

520). The Empire of the Ants by H. G. Wells.[1]

519). A Vision of Judgment by H. G. Wells.[1]

518). Tales of Space and Time by H. G. Wells.[1]

517). The Man Who Could Work Miracles: A Pantoum in Prose by H. G. Wells.[1]

516). A Story of the Days to Come by H. G. Wells.[1]

515). Odds & Ends: Streets of New Capenna by Mark Rosewater.

514). Breaking the Wall by Lois Tilton. Illustrated by Larry Smith.

513). "Hann getur ekki farið fram úr rúminu án þess að selja ættmennum eignir okkar á útsöluprís" eftir Braga Pál Sigurðsson.

512). Pop Sonnet LVII (Black Sabbath, "Iron Man") by Erik Didriksen.

511). A Story of the Stone Age by H. G. Wells.[1]

510). Pop Sonnet LVI (The Spice Girls, "Wannabe") by Erik Didriksen.

509). If Black English Isn't a Language, Then Tell Me, What Is? by James Baldwin.

508). Mother's Day is gaslighting by Alison Stine.

507). What I Don't Tell My Students About "The Husband Stitch" by Jane Dykema.

506). The Beginning Place by Ursula K. Le Guin.[1]

505). Goðheimar 10: Ráðgátan um skáldamjöðinn eftir Peter Madsen ásamt Henning Kure og Per Vadmand. Þýtt af Bjarna Frímanni Karlssyni.[1][2]

504). The Star by H. G. Wells.[1]

503). The Crystal Egg by H. G. Wells.[1]

502). Pop Sonnet LV (Jason Derulo, "Talk Dirty") by Erik Didriksen.

501). Announcement by Erik Didriksen.

500). Pop Sonnet LIV (Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars, "Uptown Funk") by Erik Didriksen.

499). Gluggi - Draumskrá eftir Ástu Fanneyju Sigurðardóttur.

498). Certain Personal Matters: A Collection of Material, Mainly Autobiographical by H. G. Wells.[1]

497). How I Died by H. G. Wells.

496). The Mode in Monuments: Stray Thoughts in Highgate Cemetery by H. G. Wells.

495). From an Observatory by H. G. Wells.

494). The Amateur Nature Lover by H. G. Wells.

493). The Pleasure of Quarreling by H. G. Wells.

492). Through a Microscope: Some Moral Reflections by H. G. Wells.

491). The Book of Essays Dedicatory by H. G. Wells.

490). Bagarrow by H. G. Wells.

489). The Coal-Scuttle: A Study in Domestic Æsthetics by H. G. Wells.

488). Concerning Chess by H. G. Wells.

487). On the Art of Staying at the Seaside: A Meditation at Eastbourne by H. G. Wells.

486). The Theory of Quotation by H. G. Wells.

485). Bleak March in Epping Forest by H. G. Wells.

484). The Parkes Museum: The Place to Spend a Happy Day by H. G. Wells.

483). The Writing of Essays by H. G. Wells.

482). The Extinction of Man by H. G. Wells.

481). Of a Book Unwritten by H. G. Wells.

480). Pop Sonnet LIII (Eminem, "Lose Yourself") by Erik Didriksen.

479). Working in a New Zealand brothel was anything but 'a job like any other' by Rae Story.

478). Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents by Isabel Wilkerson.[1]

477). Incidental Thoughts on a Bald Head by H. G. Wells.

476). For Freedom of Spelling: The Discovery of an Art by H. G. Wells.

475). Euphemia's New Entertainment by H. G. Wells.

474). Dunstone's Dear Lady by H. G. Wells.

473). The Book of Curses by H. G. Wells.

472). The Shopman by H. G. Wells.

471). Word on the Streets of New Capenna, Part 3 by Mark Rosewater.

470). Concerning a Certain Lady by H. G. Wells.

469). The Veteran Cricketer by H. G. Wells.

468). Gloves Off: Roound VII by Chuck Palahniuk.

467). Don't Tell Your Mom OR The Legend of Josie Brambrook by Maegan Heil.

466). The Pose Novel by H. G. Wells.

465). Marxism vs. Liberalism: An Interview by H. G. Wells.[1]

464). Of Cleverness: Àpropos of One Crichton by H. G. Wells.

463). Of Blades and Bladery by H. G. Wells.

462). House-Hunting as an Outdoor Amusement by H. G. Wells.

461). The Literary Regimen by H. G. Wells.

460). Pop Sonnet LII (NSYNC, "Bye Bye Bye") by Erik Didriksen.

459). Pop Sonnet LI (Shaggy, "It Wasn't Me") by Erik Didriksen.

458). Pop Sonnet L (The Killers, "Mr. Brightside") by Erik Didriksen.

Apríl (15/157)

457). The Diary of a Settler of Catan by Jeremiah Budin.

456). The Language of Flowers by H. G. Wells.

455). The Poet and the Emporium by H. G. Wells.

454). The Plague by Christina Rossetti.

453). The Plague Athens by Lucretius. Translated by William Ellery Leonard.

452). A Litany in the Time of the Plague by Thomas Nashe.

451). My Death by Dan Frrazier.[1]

450). On Schooling and the Phases of Mr. Sandsome by H. G. Wells.

449). In a Literary Household by H. G. Wells.

448). Of Conversation: An Apology by H. G. Wells.

447). What If? A Writing Prompt by Chuck Palahniuk.

446). Round VI: Gloves Off by Chuck Palahniuk.

445). Natural Selection by Dan Frrazier.

444). Odds & Ends: Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty by Mark Rosewater.

443). Gloves Off: Round V by Chuck Palahniuk.

442). Tumble salts by Kerri Rickard.

441). Gloves Off: Round IV by Chuck Palahniuk.

440). Chronicles of a BarFly by Erik Knudtson.

439). Af vanhæfi eftir Hrafn Jónsson.

438). The Prison Guard Gives Her Elegy by Allison Darcy.

437). Now Accepting Remorse by Neil Krolicki.

436). Hills Like White Elephants by Ernest Hemingway.[1]

435). ORGASM by Benjamin Davis.

434). A Writing Prompt #6 by Chuck Palahniuk.

433). Ephemera: The '90s by Chuck Palahniuk.

432). Gloves Off: Round III by Chuck Palahniuk.

431). Inside the Last Cinnamon Raisin Bagel by Benjamin Davis.

430). The House of Di Sorno: A Manuscript Found in a Box by H. G. Wells.

429). The Time of Leaving by Ron Collins. Illustrated by Dave Kooharian.

428). On the Choice of a Wife by H. G. Wells.

427). The Trouble of Life by H. G. Wells.

426). The Easter Quiz Winners! by Chuck Palahniuk.

425). A Writing Prompt #5 by Chuck Palahniuk.

424). A Postcard from Tour: Los Angeles by Chuck Palahniuk.

423). Try This: Make the Incredible Mundane by Chuck Palahniuk.

422). Thanks 4 the Thanks by Chuck Palahniuk.

421). Gloves Off: Round II by Chuck Palahniuk.

420). Destined by Greg Eidson.

419). The Stuffed Crust Conquistador by Matt Perky.

418). Please, Touch the Art by Remy Lazarus.

417). Word on the Streets of New Capenna, Part 2 by Mark Rosewater.

416). Have You Read: Thurnley Abbey by Chuck Palahniuk.

415). Thurnley Abbey by Perceval Landon.[1]

414). A Call for Stories by Chuck Palahniuk.

413). A Writing Prompt #4 by Chuck Palahniuk.

412). Gloves Off: The Mercurian by Chuck Palahniuk.

411). The Mercurian by Lyra Ohare.

410). Be Aware of: The Woo-Woo by Chuck Palahniuk.

409). Under the Influence of: Reporting by Chuck Palahniuk.

408). A Writing Prompt #2 by Chuck Palahniuk.

407). A Writing Prompt by Chuck Palahniuk.

406). Thoughts on Cheapness and My Aunt Charlotte by H. G. Wells.

405). Atheism is not as rare or as rational as you think by Will Gervais.

404). Address of the International Working Men's Association to Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States of America by Karl Marx.

403). Dead Man's Curse by Roy V. Young. Illustrated by Dave Kooharian.

402). Pop Sonnet XLIX (Cyndi Lauper, "Girls Just Want to Have Fun") by Erik Didriksen.

401). The Memory Police by Yoko Ogawa. Translated by Stephen Snyder.[1]

400). Select Conversations with an Uncle (Now Extinct) and Two Other Reminiscences by H. G. Wells.[1]

399). The Man with a Nose by H. G. Wells.

398). A Misunderstood Artist by H. G. Wells.

397). The Pains of Marriage by H. G. Wells.

396). The Great Change by H. G. Wells.

395). An Unsuspected Masterpiece (Authoress Unknown) by H. G. Wells.

394). On a Tricycle by H. G. Wells.

393). La Belle Dame Sans Merci: A Rhapsody by H. G. Wells.

392). The Joys of Being Engaged by H. G. Wells.

391). On Social Music by H. G. Wells.

390). Bagshot's Mural Decorations by H. G. Wells.

389). Let the Old Dead Make Room for the Young Dead by Milan Kundera.[1]

388). The Art of Being Photographed by H. G. Wells.

387). The Use of Ideals by H. G. Wells.

386). The Theory of the Perpetual Discomfort of Humanity by H. G. Wells.

385). Of Conversation and the Anatomy of Fashion by H. G. Wells.

384). The Adventures of Tommy by H. G. Wells.

383). The Queer Story of Brownlow's Newspaper by H. G. Wells.[1]

382). Pop Sonnet XLVIII (Katy Perry, "I Kissed a Girl") by Erik Didriksen.

381). Why Is This Classic Rock, and Where Did I Put My Glasses? by Jeremy Hooper.

380). Fjármálaráðherra, flækjufótur, föðurlandssvikari eftir Braga Pál Sigurðsson.

379). Merking eftir Fríðu Ísberg.[1]

378). Pop Sonnet XLVII (Beastie Boys, "(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (to Party!)") by Erik Didriksen.

377). Thirty Strange Stories by H. G. Wells.[1]

376). Le Mari Terrible by H. G. Wells.

375). The Rajah's Treasure by H. G. Wells.

374). The Reconciliation by H. G. Wells.

373). Word on the Streets of New Capenna, Part 1 by Mark Rosewater.

372). Wallflower at the Orgy by Nora Ephron.[1]

371). On Location with Catch-22 by Nora Ephron.

370). An Interview with Mike Nichols by Nora Ephron.

369). The Diary of a Beach Wife by Nora Ephron.

368). Publishing Prophets for Profit by Nora Ephron.

367). Eating and Sleeping with Arthur Frommer by Nora Ephron.

366). A Rhinestone in a Trash Can and The Love Machine Phenomenon of J. Susann by Nora Ephron.

365). The Man in the Bill Blass Suit by Nora Ephron.

364). Tímaþjófar eftir Auði Jónsdóttur.

363). The Plattner Story and Others by H. G. Wells.[1]

362). A Slip Under the Microscope by H. G. Wells.

361). The Sad Story of a Dramatic Critic by H. G. Wells.

360). The Lost Inheritance by H. G. Wells.

359). A Catastrophe by H. G. Wells.

358). In the Modern Vein: An Unsympathetic Love Story by H. G. Wells.

357). Mush by Nora Ephron.

356). Women's Wear Daily Unclothed by Nora Ephron.

355). Hin ósnertanlegu eftir Eyju Margréti Brynjarsdóttur.

354). Makeover: The Short, Unglamorous Saga of a New, Glamorous Me by Nora Ephron.

353). The Fountainhead Revisited by Nora Ephron.

352). The Jilting of Jane by H. G. Wells.

351). The Purple Pileus by H. G. Wells.

350). The Cone by H. G. Wells.[1]

349). "If You're a Little Mouseburger, Come with Me. I Was a Mouseburger and I Will Help You." by Nora Ephron.

348). The Food Establishment: Life in the Land of the Rising Soufflé (Or Is It the Rising Meringue?) by Nora Ephron.

347). The Red Room by H. G. Wells.[1]

346). Pop Sonnet XLVI (John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John, "You're the One That I Want") by Erik Didriksen.

345). Pollock and the Porroh Man by H. G. Wells.

344). The Sea Raiders by H. G. Wells.[1]

343). Under the Knife by H. G. Wells.

342). Hitting the Streets of New Capenna, Part 2 by Mark Rosewater.

341). The Apple by H. G. Wells.

340). Ljósagangur: Vísindaskáldsaga eftir Dag Hjartarson.

339). In the Abyss [...] by H. G. Wells.[1]

338). The Story of the Late Mr. Elvesham by H. G. Wells.

337). The Argonauts of the Air by H. G. Wells.[1]

336). The Plattner Story by H. G. Wells.[1]

335). A Sandwich by Nora Ephron.

334). Sugar Babies by Nora Ephron.

333). About (Almost Surely) New York, or Something by Nora Ephron.

332). Nora Ephron's Aha! Moment by Nora Ephron.

331). I Feel Bad About My Neck: And Other Thoughts on Being a Woman by Nora Ephron.[1]

330). Considering the Alternative by Nora Ephron.

329). What I Wish I'd Known by Nora Ephron.

328). On Rapture by Nora Ephron.

327). The Lost Strudel or Le Strudel Perdu by Nora Ephron.

326). The Story of My Life in 3,500 Words or Less by Nora Ephron.

325). Where I Live by Nora Ephron.

324). Me and Bill: The End of Love by Nora Ephron.

323). Me and JFK: Now It Can Be Told by Nora Ephron.

322). Moving On by Nora Ephron.

321). Parenting in Three Stages by Nora Ephron.

320). Blind as a Bat by Nora Ephron.

319). "Old Town the Road" by Lil Nas X, featuring Cormac McCarthy by Ada Wofford.

318). On Maintenance by Nora Ephron.

317). Serial Monogamy: A Memoir by Nora Ephron.

316). I Hate My Purse by Nora Ephron.

315). I Feel Bad About My Neck by Nora Ephron.

314). Ain't I a Woman? by Sojourner Truth.[1]

313). Malafrena by Ursula K. Le Guin.[1]

312). The Young Man and the Tax Return by Carlos Greaves.

311). Þetta er bara fóturinn, Svenni eftir Sif Sigmarsdóttur.

310). Seldi sínum bankann okkar eftir Hallgrím Helgason.

309). Seams by Olga Tokarczuk. Translated by Jennifer Croft.

308). Pop Sonnet XLV (Rebecca Black, "Friday") by H. G. Wells.

307). Hitting the Streets of New Capenna, Part 1 by Mark Rosewater.

306). The Mysterious Fall of the Nacirema by Neil B. Thompson.[1]

305). Body Ritual Among the Nacirema by Horace Miner.[1]

304). Pop Sonnet XLIV (Vanilla Ice, "Ice Ice Baby") by Erik Didriksen.

303). The Sleeper Awakes by H. G. Wells.[1]

302). Pop Sonnet XLIII (Alanis Morissette, "Ironic") by Erik Didriksen.

301). Fulli frændinn eftir Hrafn Jónsson.

300). Pop Sonnet XLII (Sir Mix-a-Lot, "Baby Got Back") by Erik Didriksen.

299). The War of the Worlds by H. G. Wells.[1]

298). Pop Sonnet XLI (Bruno Mars, "Just the Way You Are") by Erik Didriksen.

297). The Invisible Man: A Grotesque Romance by H. G. Wells.[1]

296). The Island of Doctor Moreau by H. G. Wells.[1]

295). Short Fiction by Robert E. Howard.

294). Weekly Short Story by Robert E. Howard.

293). Sleeping Beauty by Robert E. Howard.

292). After the Game by Robert E. Howard.

291). Pop Sonnet XL (Nicki Minaj, "Super Bass") by Erik Didriksen.

290). Pop Sonnet XXXIX (Mariah Carey, "All I Want for Christmas Is You") by Erik Didriksen.

289). Pop Sonnet XXXVIII (Destiny's Child, "Say My Name") by Erik Didriksen.

288). Pop Sonnet XXXVII (Green Day, "Basket Case") by Erik Didriksen.

287). Pop Sonnet XXXVI (Celine Dion, "My Heart Will Go On") by Erik Didriksen.

286). Pop Sonnet XXXV (Arlo Guthrie, "Alice's Restaurant") by Erik Didriksen.

Mars (10/94)

285). The Stolen Bacillus and Other Incidents by H. G. Wells.[1]

284). The Treasure in the Forest by H. G. Wells.

283). The Moth—Genus Novo by H. G. Wells.

282). The Hammerpond Park Burglary by H. G. Wells.

281). The Lord of the Dynamos by H. G. Wells.[1]

280). The Remarkable Case of Davidson's Eyes by H. G. Wells.

279). Æpyornis Island by H. G. Wells.[1]

278). The Diamond Maker by H. G. Wells.[1]

277). The Flying Man by H. G. Wells.

276). The Temptation of Harringay by H. G. Wells.

275). Through a Window by H. G. Wells.

274). A Deal in Ostriches by H. G. Wells.[1]

273). The Triumphs of a Taxidermist by H. G. Wells.[1]

272). In the Avu Observatory by H. G. Wells.

271). The Flowering of the Strange Orchid by H. G. Wells.

270). The Stolen Bacillus by H. G. Wells.

269). Pop Sonnet XXXIV (One Direction, "What Makes You Beautiful") by Erik Didriksen.

268). The Wonderful Visit by H. G. Wells.[1]

267). Pop Sonnet XXXIII (Elton John, "Rocket Man") by Erik Didriksen.

266). Pop Sonnet XXXII (Rihanna feat. Jay-Z, "Umbrella") by Erik Didriksen.

265). Pop Sonnet XXXI (Michael Jackson, "Thriller") by Erik Didriksen.

264). Deciduous by Mark Rosewater.

263). Pop Sonnet XXX (The Monkees, "I'm a Believer") by Erik Didriksen.

262). In Praise of Folly by Desiderius Erasmus. Illustrated by Hans Holbein.[1]

261). Pop Sonnet XXIX (Britney Spears, "Oops! I Did It Again") by Erik Didriksen.

260). The Narrative Structure in Ian Fleming by Umberto Eco.

259). Pop Sonnet XXVIII (The Beatles, "All You Need Is Love") by Erik Didriksen.

258). The Power by Naomi Alderman.[1]

257). Pop Sonnet XXVII (Eiffel 65, "Blue (Da Ba Dee)") by Erik Didriksen.

256). SCUM Manifesto by Valerie Solanas.[1]

255). Pop Sonnet XXVI (ABBA, "Dancing Queen") by Erik Didriksen.

254). Where Thingies Rush In by J. Robert King. Illustrated by Scott Rosema.

253). Pop Sonnet XXV (Journey, "Don't Stop Believin'") by Erik Didriksen.

252). Get It? Unstable Edition by Mark Rosewater.

251). Pop Sonnet XXIV (Queen, "Bohemian Rhapsody") by Erik Didriksen.

250). Pop Sonnet XXIII (Blink-182, "What's My Age Again?") by Erik Didriksen.

249). Pop Sonnet XXII (Avril Lavigne, "Complicated") by Erik Didriksen.

248). Úkraínska þjóðin er að breyta Evrópu eftir Jón Orm Halldórsson.

247). Pop Sonnet XXI (Backstreet Boys, "I Want It That Way") by Erik Didriksen.

246). Pop Sonnet XX (Bon Jovi, "Livin' on a Prayer") by Erik Didriksen.

245). Pop Sonnet XIX (Spin Doctors, "Two Princes") by Erik Didriksen.

244). Pop Sonnet XVIII (Will Smith, "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air") by Erik Didriksen.

243). Pop Sonnet XVII (Magic!, "Rude") by Erik Didriksen.

242). Pop Sonnet XVI (Village People, "YMCA") by Erik Didriksen.

241). Caged Bird by Maya Angelou.

240). Sympathy by Paul Laurence Dunbar.[1]

239). The Machineries of Joy by Ray Bradbury.[1]

238). To the Chicago Abyss by Ray Bradbury.[1]

237). The Lifework of Juan Díaz by Ray Bradbury.[1]

236). The Best of All Possible Worlds by Ray Bradbury.[1]

235). A Flight of Ravens by Ray Bradbury.[1]

234). Death and the Maiden by Ray Bradbury.[1]

233). The Beggar on Dublin Bridge by Ray Bradbury.[1]

232). And So Died Riabouchinska by Ray Bradbury.[1]

231). A Miracle of Rare Device by Ray Bradbury.[1]

230). Some Live Like Lazarus by Ray Bradbury.[1]

229). The Illustrated Woman by Ray Bradbury.[1]

228). El Día de Muerte by Ray Bradbury.[1]

227). Forever Voyage by Ray Bradbury.[1]

226). Perhaps We Are Going Away by Ray Bradbury.[1]

225). The Drummer Boy of Shiloh by Ray Bradbury.[1]

224). The Vacation by Ray Bradbury.[1]

223). Pop Sonnet XV (Fountains of Wayne, "Stacy's Mom") by Erik Didriksen.

222). Which Came First? by Mark Rosewater.

221). The Prehistoric Producer by Ray Bradbury.[1]

220). The Machineries of Joy by Ray Bradbury.[1]

219). Pop Sonnet XIV (Ariana Grande feat. Iggy Azalea, "Problem") by Erik Didriksen.

218). The Eye of the Heron by Ursula K. Le Guin.[1]

217). Voices from Chernobyl: The Oral History of a Nuclear Disaster by Svetlana Alexievich. Translated by Keith Gessen.[1]

216). Selected Negative Teaching Evaluations of Jesus Christ by Amanda Lehr.

215). Pop Sonnet XIII (Idina Menzel, "Let It Go") by Erik Didriksen.

214). Empire of Pain: The Secret History of the Sackler Dynasty by Patrick Radden Keefe.[1]

213). Pop Sonnet XII (Avicii, "Wake Me Up") by Erik Didriksen.

212). Pop Sonnet XI (Daft Punk feat. Pharrell Williams, "Get Lucky") by Erik Didriksen.

211). Pop Sonnet X (The Chainsmokers, "#SELFIE") by Erik Didriksen.

210). Captain Ahab, Woman by Leslie Ylinen.

209). Pop Sonnet IX (Lorde, "Royals") by Erik Didriksen.

208). Nuts & Bolts #14: Initial Ideation by Mark Rosewater.

207). Pop Sonnet VIII (Taylor Swift, "We Are Never Getting Back Together") by Erik Didriksen.

206). Pop Sonnet VII (The Bee Gees, "Staying Alive") by Erik Didriksen.

205). The Vintage Bradbury by Ray Bradbury.[1]

204). The Anthem Sprinters by Ray Bradbury.[1]

203). Pop Sonnet VI (Icona Pop feat. Charli XCX, "I Love It") by Erik Didriksen.

202). Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury.[1]

201). The Tarot Witch by Ray Bradbury.

200). Pop Sonnet V (Gloria Gaynor, "I Will Surviver") by Erik Didriksen.

199). Pop Sonnet IV (Rick Astley, "Never Gonna Give You Up") by Erik Didriksen.

198). Pop Sonnet III (Beyoncé Knowles, "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)") by Erik Didriksen.

197). Pop Sonnet II (Miley Cyrus, "Party in the USA") by Erik Didriksen.

196). Pop Sonnet I (Carly Rae Jepsen, "Call Me Maybe") by Erik Didriksen.

195). Pop Sonnet LXXXV (50 Cent, "In Da Club") by Erik Didriksen.

194). Statues by Ray Bradbury.[1]

193). The Green Machine by Ray Bradbury.[1]

192). It's time to confront the Trump-Putin network by Rebecca Solnit.

191). Contemporary Orthodox Fiction by Katherine Kelaidis.

190). We must confront Russian propaganda – even when it comes from those we respect by George Monbiot.

189). Make No Mistake, If There's a War Between Russia and Ukraine, It Will Be a Religious War by Katherine Kelaidis.

188). Why Vladimir Putin has already lost this war by Yuval Noah Harari.

187). Illumination by Ray Bradbury.[1]

186). Green Wine for Dreaming by Ray Bradbury.[1]

185). Unpacking 'Heartburn' by Chuck Palahniuk.

184). Odds and Ends: Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty by Mark Rosewater.

183). The Window by Ray Bradbury.[1]

182). The Happiness Machine by Ray Bradbury.[1]

Febrúar (12/65)

181). Exorcism by Ray Bradbury.[1]

180). Good-by, Grandma by Ray Bradbury.[1]

179). Classic Stories 2: From A Medicine for Melancholy and S Is for Space by Ray Bradbury.[1]

178). S Is for Space by Ray Bradbury.[1]

177). The Trolley by Ray Bradbury.[1]

176). The Screaming Woman by Ray Bradbury.[1]

175). Time in Thy Flight by Ray Bradbury.[1]

174). Chrysalis by Ray Bradbury.[1]

173). Short Story on Greek Island by Leonard Cohen.

172). Surprise! by Chuck Palahniuk.

171). A Postcard from Tour: Manchester by Chuck Palahniuk.

170). Classic Stories 1: From The Golden Apples of the Sun and R is for Rocket by Ray Bradbury.[1]

169). R Is for Rocket by Ray Bradbury.[1]

168). Summer in the Air by Ray Bradbury.[1]

167). The Last, the Very Last by Ray Bradbury.[1]

166). R Is for Rocket by Ray Bradbury.[1]

165). Twice 22 by Ray Bradbury.[1]

164). A Medicine for Melancholy by Ray Bradbury.[1]

163). The Great Collision of Monday Last by Ray Bradbury.[1]

162). All Summer in a Day by Ray Bradbury.[1]

161). The First Night of Lent by Ray Bradbury.[1]

160). A Medicine for Melancholy (The Sovereign Remedy Revealed!) by Ray Bradbury.[1]

159). The Day It Rained Forever by Ray Bradbury.[1]

158). The Strawberry Window by Ray Bradbury.[1]

157). The Millionth Murder by Ray Bradbury.[1]

156). A Scent of Sarsaparilla by Ray Bradbury.[1]

155). The Shoreline at Sunset by Ray Bradbury.[1]

154). The Mice by Ray Bradbury.[1]

153). The Gift by Ray Bradbury.[1]

152). The Time of Going Away by Ray Bradbury.[1]

151). The Headpiece by Ray Bradbury.[1]

150). The Naming of Names by Ray Bradbury.[1][2]

149). Almost the End of the World by Ray Bradbury.[1]

148). Icarus Montgolfier Wright by Ray Bradbury.[1]

147). Elements of Neon by Mark Rosewater.

146). The Town Where No One Got Off by Ray Bradbury.[1]

145). Project Hail Mary: by Andy Weir.[1]

144). The Marriage Mender by Ray Bradbury.[1]

143). Referent by Ray Bradbury.[1]

142). Hunter Under the Sun by Brent J. Giles. Illustrated by Joel Biske.

141). Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Vision Design Handoff, Part 2 by Mark Rosewater.

140). "Foodie" by Colton Merris by Chuck Palahniuk.

139). Foodie by Colton Merris.

138). Why the West's Diplomacy with Russia Keeps Failing by Anne Applebaum.

137). My Dark Vanessa by Kate Elizabeth Russell.[1]

136). Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Vision Design Handoff, Part 1 by Mark Rosewater.

135). The Martian by Andy Weir.[1]

134). Fever Dream by Ray Bradbury.[1]

133). Contest: To Avoid Thought Verbs by Chuck Palahniuk.

132). The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead.[1] [Pulitzer Prize Winner]

131). How to Build an Autocracy by David Frum.

130). Next Stop, the Stars by Ray Bradbury.[1]

129). A Postcard from Tour: Providence by Chuck Palahniuk.

128). The Dragon by Ray Bradbury.[1]

127). In a Season of Calm Weather by Ray Bradbury.[1]

126). Ephemera: Pirate Speak by Chuck Palahniuk.

125). The Day It Rained Forever by Ray Bradbury.[1]

124). Christopher Hitchens and His Critics: Terror, Iraq and the Left edited by Simon Cottee and Thomas Cushman. Afterword by Christopher Hitchens.[1]

123). The Genocidal Imagination of Christopher Hitchens by Richard Seymour.

122). Christopher Hitchens's Last Battle by Juan Cole.

121). The Making of a Dynasty, Part 2 by Mark Rosewater.

120). Christopher Hitchens: Flickering Firebrand by Gary Malone.

119). Letter to a Lost Friend by Dennis Perrin.

118). The Passion of Christopher Hitchens: A Review of Love, Poverty, and War by Michael Kazin.

117). Farewell Hitch by George Scialabba.

116). Obituary for a Former Contrarian by Dennis Perrin.

115). A Few Words of Fraternal Admonition to 'Norm' Finkelstein by Christopher Hitchens.

114). Hitchens as Model Apostate by Norman G. Finkelstein.

113). Hitchens's Response to Studs Terkel by Christopher Hitchens.

112). Letter to the Nation, January 6, 2003 by Studs Terkel.

111). Christopher Hitchens: The Dishonorable Policeman of the Left by Scott Lucas.

110). Hitchens's Response to Edward S. Herman's Letter to the Nation, January 10, 2002 by Christopher Hitchens.

109). Summary of Edward S. Herman's Letter to the Nation, January 10, 2002 by Simon Cottee and Thomas Cushman.

108). A Rejoinder to Noam Chomsky by Christopher Hitchens.

107). Summary of Noam Chomsky's Letter to the Nation, October 1, 2001 by Simon Cottee and Thomas Cushman.

106). An Interview with Christopher Hitchens, Part II: Anti-Fascism, Reactionary Conservatism, and the Post–September 11 World by Jamie Glazov.

105). Susan Sontag: An Obituary by Christopher Hitchens.

Janúar (9/95)

104). Polymath with a Cause: A Review of From Oslo to Iraq and the Road Map by Edward W. Said by Christopher Hitchens.

103). Left-Leaving, Left-Leaning: A Review of Left Illusions by David Horowitz and Not Without Love by Constance Webb by Christopher Hitchens.

102). Europe's Status Quo Left: A Review of Language, Politics, and Writing: Stolentelling in Western Europe by Patrick McCarthy by Christopher Hitchens.

101). Don't. Be. Silly. An Open Letter to Martin Amis by Christopher Hitchens.

100). An Interview with Christopher Hitchens, Part I: Radicalism, Liberty, and the Post-Socialist War by Rhys Southan.

99). Anti-War, My Foot by Christopher Hitchens.

98). The Pressure Campaign on Spotify to Remove Joe Rogan Reveals the Religion of Liberals: Censorship by Glenn Greenwald.

97). A War to Be Proud Of by Christopher Hitchens.

96). Losing the Iraq War by Christopher Hitchens.

95). Unmitigated Galloway by Christopher Hitchens.

94). History and Mystery by Christopher Hitchens.

93). Abu Ghraib Isn't Guernica by Christopher Hitchens.

92). Bringing Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Designs to Life by Dave Humpherys.

91). The Making of a Dynasty, Part 1 by Mark Rosewater.

90). Under the Influence of: Music by Chuck Palahniuk.

89). Second Thinking by Christopher Hitchens.

88). Vietnam? by Christopher Hitchens.

87). Fallujah by Christopher Hitchens.

86). Guerrillas in the Mist by Christopher Hitchens.

85). The Literal Left by Christopher Hitchens.

84). Restating the Case for War by Christopher Hitchens.

83). Weapons and Terror by Christopher Hitchens.

82). I Want It to Rain on Their Parade by Christopher Hitchens.

81). So Long, Fellow Travelers by Christopher Hitchens.

80). Taking Sides by Christopher Hitchens.

79). Appointment in Samarra? by Christopher Hitchens.

78). Why Ask Why? by Christopher Hitchens.

77). Yes, London Can Take It by Christopher Hitchens.

76). We Cannot Surrender by Christopher Hitchens.

75). Jihad in the Netherlands by Christopher Hitchens.

74). Bush's Secularist Triumph by Christopher Hitchens.

73). Murder by Any Other Name by Christopher Hitchens.

72). To Die in Madrid by Christopher Hitchens.

71). Al Qaeda's Latest Target by Christopher Hitchens.

70). Inside the Islamic Mafia by Christopher Hitchens.

69). It's a Good Time for War by Christopher Hitchens.

68). Saving Islam from bin Laden by Christopher Hitchens.

67). Stranger in a Strange Land by Christopher Hitchens.

66). Ha Ha Ha to the Pacifists by Christopher Hitchens.

65). The Orphan Master's Son by Adam Johnson.[1] [Pulitzer Prize winner]

64). The Value(s) of Making Misogyny a Hate Crime by Grant Wyeth.

63). Harvesting the Boneflowers by Joe Lunievicz. Illustrated by Tom Dow.

62). Of Sin, the Left, & Islamic Fascism by Christopher Hitchens.

61). Against Rationalization by Christopher Hitchens.