November 2026

PharmA2A

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An open set of message schemas for direct ordering between pharmacies and suppliers, built as an A2A profile extension.

Soil & Sky

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FELT's second album combines shoegaze and alternative rock, recorded at Number Nine Studios in Ghent.

God Truly Exist

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Buddy DML's six-track Ghanaian album combines Afrobeat and drill with songs about faith and perseverance.

Grounds

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An independent flight-data visualisation comparing U.S. airborne traffic and departures during a November ground stop with a week earlier.

Love & Eden

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Ron Searls's poetry collection moves through nine stages of love, memory, knowledge and loss.

Turn It & Turn It: Post-Secular Essays & Poems

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Alicia Ostriker's essays and poems revisit Jewish texts, gender and spiritual life.

REBECCA — Becky Hill

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Becky Hill's third album combines guitar influences with dance, drum and bass, and electronic production.

Dams

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Irene Solà's novel follows Ada's return to her Catalan village and the stories she writes about its residents, translated by Mara Faye Lethem.

Stanley Park Manor: A Collective History

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Kevin Spenst combines interviews, essays, personal accounts and photographs to trace life in a Vancouver apartment building.

Encircle

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Jessica Pedrosa's memoir follows her research and road trip into the life of her aunt Lorna Doom and the Los Angeles punk scene.

The Human Success Show

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A Zensai podcast hosted by Nina Elisabeth Carøe and Robin Daniels about leadership, learning and success at work.

Raspberry Pi Official Magazine

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A magazine of Raspberry Pi projects, tutorials and community features.

Antigone at the Rot Party

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Bex Frankeberger reworks Antigone as a hybrid novel and play informed by queer theory and contemporary philosophy.

YES — Internet Girl

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The debut album by Cape Town trio Internet Girl, featuring ten tracks and guest appearances by Kenny Mason and Ledbyher.

Inkwell

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A family of handwritten typefaces with multiple typographic voices and graphic ornaments, originally developed by Jonathan Hoefler and Jordan Bell.

The Discourse

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A weekly FUBAR Radio political debate programme hosted by Zoë Grünewald, bringing opposing perspectives into a studio discussion.

Hot Fruit

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Erinrose Mager's debut short fiction collection explores intimacy, loss and Korean adoptee experience through fables and surreal narratives.

E-OBS

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A gridded European observational climate dataset containing temperature, precipitation, pressure, radiation and wind variables.

Dead Peasant

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Lisa Baldissera's short fiction examines artists and art workers beneath the international art world's commercial surface.

Ana María Caballero's lyric novella follows Lucia's fractured identity and private struggle with addiction after moving to Madrid.

Coming Home (Pulang Kampung)

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Bene Dion Rajagukguk's Indonesian drama follows a Jakarta-born Batak man returning to his ancestral home to learn its culture before entering politics.

Twin Pillars: A Series

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A drama created and directed by Darrin Dewitt Henson about twin brothers whose parents' imprisonment places them in foster care.

Bone Health and Osteoporosis National Indicator Report

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A Bone Health and Osteoporosis Foundation report bringing together US data on osteoporosis, fractures, screening, treatment and disparities.

Martha Luisa Hernández Cadenas's poetry chapbook translated from Spanish by Camila Valle, exploring family, memory and youth.

Light Chemical Sea

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Jenny Wong's short fiction chapbook follows characters through everyday settings and the transpacific diaspora.

Balraj Manra's experimental Urdu texts translated into English by Haider Shahbaz, combining politics, dream imagery and fragments of everyday speech.

Soup Dumplings Don’t Eat Cheese!

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Lynn Chen's illustrated children's book about culture, identity and the courage to be oneself, with art by Anny Chen.

Blue Selvage

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Preeti Parikh's poetry collection uses lyric, essay and documentary fragments to explore cloth, skin, migration and inherited histories.

The Qualified Captain On-Water Training Network

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A US boating instruction network combining professional instructors with the National Safe Boating Council's powerboat curriculum.

Come Here and Cook

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Jordan Howlett combines personal stories with recipes from family cooking, restaurant work and fast-food recreations.

The Cookie Box: Recipe Cards

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Yossy Arefi's boxed recipe cards collect cookies adapted from Snacking Bakes alongside new recipes.

Begin with Wonder

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A five-year journal pairs daily space for reflections with quotations from Mary Oliver.

The Unordinary Book of Ideas

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Half-Asleep Chris presents hands-on projects using everyday materials, from imaginary transit systems to experiments in time and motion.

Cats at Home

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Rachael Smith's photographs pair domestic cats with the interiors they inhabit, accompanied by accounts of their habits and households.

Wild Things

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Johanna Basford's colouring book depicts imagined and real animals with their habitats.

An animated musical about the members of K-pop group HUNTR/X, who protect their fans from supernatural forces.

David Lynch's adaptation of Barry Gifford's novel follows outlaw lovers Sailor and Lula through the American South.

Sergei Parajanov's film follows a Hutsul peasant through love and grief in the Carpathians, drawing on Ukrainian folklore.

Sophy Romvari's feature follows a Hungarian Canadian family on Vancouver Island, revisiting childhood memories and a brother's troubling behaviour.

Philip Kaufman's film traces American test pilots and the Mercury astronauts through the early space race.

In Latin America You Could Be Free

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Yesenia Barragan history of African Americans seeking freedom in Latin America before the American Civil War.

Blink

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Odette's third album, made with Kiah Gossner and combining songwriting with spoken-word approaches.

El Cuarto Rosa

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Cherry Chola album made with producer Chico Sonido, combining guitars, electronics and Latin rhythms with Spanish and English vocals.

Newsletter extending the Pivot podcast's commentary on technology and business, hosted by Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway.

Love’s Arp

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Dawuna album released by True Panther, combining electronic production, neo-soul and layered vocals.

(SILHOUETTE)

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Fourth album by Tokyo trio D.A.N., featuring eight tracks and a combination of vocals, synthesisers, bass and percussion.

Friend World

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Do Nothing's second studio album, produced by Louis Milburn and combining alternative rock with synthesiser textures.

Nu Zamrock

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Sampa the Great album exploring the relationship between contemporary music and Zamrock.

Snowflake Practitioner

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Foundational Snowflake training offered in instructor-led and on-demand formats with practical labs.

The Slowdown

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Poetry podcast pairing a selected poem with a short reflection; its seventh season is hosted by Maggie Smith.

PITJAMAYA

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Announced debut album by DEM MOB, a hip-hop group from South Australia's APY Lands that performs in Pitjantjatjara.

Say More with Audrina Patridge

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Audrina Patridge interview podcast covering relationships, parenthood and personal transitions in audio and video formats.

Nonechosen

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Mike Ladd album released by Backwoodz Studioz, with production overseen by Preservation and writing on history, politics and family.

MUSE

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Jesse Jo Stark album combining Americana and rock with songwriting about relationships and personal change.

Click Through

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Comedy video podcast in which Bobby Wagner and Alex Bazeley navigate between Wikipedia articles using hyperlinks.

Kennedy’s Only Hero

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Joel Nelson history examining Winston Churchill's influence on John F. Kennedy's politics and public life.

How Proton keeps your data secure in the age of AI

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Proton explains its use of AI-assisted engineering reviews alongside human review and its existing encryption and audit practices.

Claude Code Ultimate Guide

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An independently maintained guide to Claude Code workflows, hooks, skills and tool integrations, with examples and English and French exports.

Open Terms Archive Contrib Dataset

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A versioned dataset of online service contractual documents stored as timestamped Markdown files for research and analysis.

Sleep Machines

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A continuous ambient album by O Yuki Conjugate and Philipp Otterbach, combining atmospheric electronics, tactile rhythms and dub-influenced spaces.

Ryusuke Hamaguchi's film follows a care-home director and a Japanese theatre director whose friendship shapes their efforts to preserve dignity in care.

James Gray's drama follows two brothers whose involvement in a scheme draws them into the Russian mafia and strains their family ties.

Global report on neglected tropical diseases 2026

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WHO's mid-term evaluation of the neglected tropical diseases road map reviews implementation and impact and sets priorities toward 2030.

AI Answers. You Decide.

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A UNESCO teaching resource for media and information literacy in AI-mediated environments, addressing authenticity, privacy, bias and critical judgement.

21 Bum Salute

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An album by Sydney duo Party Dozen, combining Kirsty Tickle's saxophone and Jonathan Boulet's percussion in experimental instrumental rock.

My Pressures

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Actor Andy Serkis reflects on his career through a memoir that includes imagined dialogue with characters he has played.

The Patriot

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Ajay Chowdhury's crime novel follows Kamil Rahman and Anjoli as their investigations intersect with a plot involving the Kohinoor diamond.

Pick Your Bottles

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Noble Rot co-founder Dan Keeling's guide introduces wines and growers across sparkling, white, red, orange and rosé styles.

Alone with a Book

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Tessa Hadley's essays examine reading, writing and paintings through the development of her own literary life.

Choose Love

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An anthology edited by Inua Ellams pairing ten writers with refugees and asylum seekers to tell stories of displacement and kindness in Britain.

Lessons in Harmony

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Jonathan Coe's novel imagines the friendship between composers Maurice Ravel and Ralph Vaughan Williams before and during the First World War.

Beginning Middle End

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Novel by Valeria Luiselli, published by Knopf, in which a mother and daughter travel to Sicily near ancient ruins where the narrator's grandmother once worked on an excavation; as the mother's memory fades, the daughter gradually takes over the telling. It is a finalist for the 2026 National Book Award for Fiction.

Free online programming course by the Agile Education Research group at the University of Helsinki, published on MOOC.fi, made up of Introduction to Programming (parts 1-7) and Advanced Course in Programming (parts 8-14), with optional exams for university credit.

Godzilla Minus Zero

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Japanese kaiju film written and directed by Takashi Yamazaki for Toho, the follow-up to Godzilla Minus One (2023), set in 1949 postwar Japan. Toho released it in Japan on 3 November 2026 and GKIDS distributes it in North America from 6 November 2026.

The Rouse

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Novel by China Miéville published by Picador on 17 September 2026, a long saga of the twentieth century told through the intertwined lives of Maur, shaped by a loss, and an old soldier pursued by unknown forces. The hardback runs to more than 1,200 pages.

Overture Maps Data

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Open global map dataset from the Overture Maps Foundation covering places, buildings, addresses, transportation, administrative divisions and base layers, published monthly as GeoParquet on AWS and Azure. The 2026-10-21 release grew places to about 88 million features.

SWALLOW!

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Second studio album by the London artist Shygirl, released by Because Music, combining her club-based electronic production with guitars, piano and more song-led writing. It has 11 tracks, made with producers Karma Kid and Casey MQ.

At Odds

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Three-part podcast series from The Story Collider, released within its main podcast feed, presenting six true personal stories about conflicts where science, belief and relationships meet, with episodes on family, strangers and partners.

The End of Everything

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Novel by M. John Harrison in which Phillip Tennent, who scavenges objects washed up from the English Channel, recovers a constantly changing creature he cannot keep. Published by Serpent's Tail in the UK (June 2026) and Riverhead Books in the US (October 2026); winner of the 2026 Booker Prize.

Redaction

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Serif typeface by Jeremy Mickel (MCKL) with creative direction by Forest Young, first made for Titus Kaphar and Reginald Dwayne Betts's 2019 project The Redaction; it draws on Times New Roman and Century Schoolbook. A base family and six numbered optical sizes with degraded, bitmap-derived forms are released under the SIL Open Font License.

Worst Christmas Ever!

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Holiday compilation album by Sufjan Stevens on Asthmatic Kitty Records, gathering 16 songs from his Songs for Christmas and Silver & Gold box sets plus the new song "On This Christmas (It Only Gets Better)". Released on LP, CD and cassette on 6 November 2026.

Free, self-paced massive open online course from Esri that introduces spatial analysis with ArcGIS, working through location-based problems over several weeks; a certificate of completion is offered.

The goop Guide with Gwyneth Paltrow

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Weekly video podcast hosted by Gwyneth Paltrow and produced by Spotify Studios, in which guests help answer listener questions on wellness, relationships, food and culture. Video episodes run on Spotify and Netflix, with audio on podcast platforms, from 11 November 2026.

Nuisance Bear

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Feature documentary directed by Jack Weisman and Gabriela Osio Vanden about polar bears around Churchill, Manitoba, whose migration brings them into contact with tourists, wildlife officers and Inuit hunters. It expands the directors' 2021 short of the same name and is released by MUBI.

Uncanny

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BBC Radio 4 podcast presented by Danny Robins that investigates listeners' accounts of ghosts, hauntings and other paranormal encounters, weighing them with a believer and a sceptic expert. Produced by Bafflegab and Uncanny Media for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.

Online publication devoted to African literature, with book news, reviews, interviews, essays, fiction and poetry, plus opportunities and resources for writers.

Colossal

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Independent online magazine covering contemporary art, craft, photography and visual culture, with artist interviews, project features and stories connecting creativity with nature and science.

Works That Work

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Archive of an international design magazine about practical creativity in everyday life. Its essays and stories explore how design addresses problems in communities around the world.

Words Without Borders

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Digital literary magazine publishing international writing in English translation. Readers can explore fiction, poetry, essays and graphic literature by country, contributor or theme.

The Johannesburg Review of Books

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Literary publication offering reviews, essays, interviews, fiction and poetry from South Africa, the wider African continent and beyond.

Chimurenga

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Pan-African cultural publication and research platform working across writing, music and art. Its projects include The Chronic, African Cities Reader and Pan African Space Station broadcasts.

The Republic

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Publication covering politics, culture, economics and world affairs through Nigeria and the wider African continent. It publishes essays, reporting, interviews and newsletters.

Africa Is a Country

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Online publication covering African politics, culture and society through essays, commentary and podcasts, with contributors examining the continent and its connections to the wider world.

The Dial

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Online magazine publishing reporting, essays, literature and photography from around the world. It emphasizes locally grounded perspectives and translation across cultures and languages.

Magazine bringing together writing, photography and art about nature, culture and place. Its work explores environmental questions through personal stories, criticism and creative expression.

Emergence Magazine

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Magazine exploring relationships between ecology, culture and spirituality through essays, films, audio and art. It publishes online work and an annual print edition.

The Turing Way

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Community-written handbook for reproducible, ethical and collaborative data science. It provides guides and practical approaches to research workflows, collaboration and sharing knowledge.

World Inequality Database

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Database of income and wealth inequality maintained by an international research collaboration. It provides country and world-level series, visual exploration and documentation about methods and coverage.

OpenIntro Statistics

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Open statistics textbook with supporting videos, slides, labs and teaching materials. It introduces statistical reasoning and methods for students, teachers and independent learners.

Delayed Gratification

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Quarterly magazine revisiting news after the immediate reporting cycle has passed. It combines long-form journalism, context and infographics to examine how stories developed and what followed.