Therese O'Neill
Therese O'Neill lives in Oregon and writes for The Atlantic, Mental Floss, Jezebel, and more. She is the author of New York Times bestseller Unmentionable: The Victorian Ladies Guide to Sex, Marriage and Manners. Meet her at writerthereseoneill.com.
Latest articles by Therese O'Neill
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9 bizarre and endearing inventions (from 100 years ago)
feature Popular Mechanics has long profiled interesting new ideas and inventions, even if those innovations were destined to go no further than the magazine's pages
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6 innovative artists using fascinatingly unusual mediums
feature Paint? Where we're going, we don't need paint.
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Inside the rise of embryo adoption
feature Meet the Kershners, a Christian family who has adopted the fertilized eggs of another couple
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7 innovative ideas in architectural design
feature Whether the space is as small as a bathroom or large as a skyscraper, architects and designers all over the world are finding smart ways to make those spaces better
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5 delightful science experiments from 100 years ago
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9 things you didn't know were named after people
feature You didn't want to face off against the artillery of General Henry Shrapnel
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When the internet was a weird, magical thing
feature Let's dig back into the archives. Though we actually don't have to go that far back...
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