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Guardian's Readers' Best Photographs gallery invites readers to submit their images; the piece showcases a wide range of shots—including a hare camouflaged in the grass, a composite eclipse progression, a Gaia sculpture, alpacas in Ireland, and a sunset at Tomales Bay—highlighting wildlife, landscapes, and everyday moments captured by readers around the world.
The Guardian invites readers to nominate their top three novels published in English for its 100 Greatest English-Language Books feature, joining a poll of 172 authors, critics and academics who ranked the titles; submissions can be anonymous and encrypted, and data will be used solely for the feature with publication preferences optional.
OutKick invited readers to list their biggest Rock and Roll Hall of Fame snubs after the latest inductees were announced, turning it into a crowd-sourced debate with names like King Crimson, Styx, Boston, Neil Sedaka, Linkin Park, and The Guess Who—showing how many longtime acts feel overlooked and sparking a broader conversation about who deserves induction.
Joe Kinsey’s Saturday Screencaps compiles reader-submitted retirement stories and Gen X guidance, offering practical tips on staying active and planning for life after work, wrapped in lighthearted pop-culture chatter and quirky local anecdotes—from retirement pivots and financial insights to car-light woes, a Wendys closing, and a playful mountain-lion hoax.
Guardian’s Readers' Best Photographs gallery curates reader-submitted images from around the world, featuring wintry swims, sunsets, and vibrant lupins, and inviting more contributions.
Finding the perfect gift for book lovers can be challenging, but a curated list of unique items can help. From book-themed apparel and accessories to practical reading tools, there are options for every type of reader. Consider gifts like a "Read banned books" shirt, custom book earrings, a night light for late-night reading, or an adjustable book stand. These thoughtful presents cater to the diverse interests of bibliophiles, ensuring a cozy and enjoyable reading experience.