This illustration, which was pasted into the pages of a decades-old scrapbook that I came across earlier this year, seems like the perfect accompaniment to this list of my favorite articles of 2013.
- The Atlantic: "The Beatles of Comedy: Monty Python's genius was to respect nothing" by David Free
- Rolling Stone: "In the Belly of the Beast" by Paul Solotaroff
- National Geographic: "Transylvania Hay" by Adam Nicolson, with photos by Rena Effendi
- NPR (All Tech Considered): "In The Stanley Parable, Finding The Story Is The Game" by Steve Mullis
- Gamasutra: "REALITY BYTES: Pondering the Limits of Realism" by Darby McDevitt
- Narratively: "The Bank of Bygone Bookmarks," by Shannon Firth
- Unschool Rules: "A day in the life of radical unschoolers" by Joan Otto
- Smithsonian.com: "Deep in the Swedish Wilderness, Discovering One of the World’s Greatest Restaurants" by Rachel Nuwer
- The New York Times: "Stephen King’s Family Business" by Susan Dominus
- The Telegraph: "The Brothers Grimm weren't just about fairy tales. They also transformed how we think about language" by Tom Chivers
- Motherboard: "The Mystery of the Creepiest Television Hack" by Chris Knittel
- PWxyz blog on Publishers Weekly: "This Is the Worst Book Cover Ever" by Gabe Habash
- Grantland: "The Kings of Q*bert" by Michael Weinreb
- Collectors Weekly: "Take That, Instagram: The Enduring Allure of Vintage Snapshots" by Hunter Oatman-Stanford
- Salon: "'All I Want to Do Is Make Love to You:' Breaking down the ’80s’ silliest song" by Ron Currie Jr.
- My Inside Voices: "The year I tried to read everything at once" by Susan Jennings
- The Atlantic: "The Case Against High-School Sports" by Amanda Ripley
- The New Yorker: "The Decline and Fall of the Book Cover" by Tim Kreider
- Messy Nessy Chic: "Found at Auction: The Unseen Photographs of a Legend that Never Was"
- Reanimation Library: "Bureaucracy's Playthings," by Shannon Mattern
- Cigarettes & Red Vines: "Interview: Making ‘The Master' with Actress Madisen Beaty"
- The New York Times: "Rubber-Suit Monsters Fade. Tiny Tokyos Relax." by Martin Fackler
- Odd Things I've Seen: "High and Dry and Dearly Departed: The Ghost Town of Dana" by J.W. Ocker
- The Atlantic: "Where the Streets Have No Name: West Virginia aims to put its residents on the map" by Deirdre Mask
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