
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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7 innovative ideas in architectural design
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8 surprisingly fun games Uncle Sam told soldiers to play in 1943
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9 horror films under 9 minutes
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5 disturbing historical practices you should never, ever try
feature Before you read these "how to" guides for foot binding and hara-kiri, take a moment to feel grateful that you live in the 21st century
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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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5 delightful science experiments from 100 years ago
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When the internet was a weird, magical thing
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