Weblogs

Written by Steven Garrity, Rob Fletcher and Matthew Dorrell. Comments on technology, music, and politics. Occasional podcasts available.

Librarian and caretaker Jessamyn West's online journal.

Uncertain postings about life.

Thoughts, reflections and anecdotes from Al talking about mothering, moving, mores, myths, music, and movies.

Cooking from an Adirondack kitchen, featuring mostly vegetarian, vegan and gluten free recipes. Also contains reviews of restaurants and wine.

Production diary of a science fantasy novelist.

Ramblings of a vegetarian, environmentalist, conservative, free thinking woman.

Chirag Mehta writes articles on computers, philosophy, economics, and anything else.

Paul Yasi's comments about open source software, web development, and other stuff.

Musings around locales, restaurants, movies, events, articles, travelogues.

Thoughts and observations of life on and offline.

Provides motivational and inspirational posts alongside family life and travel.

Covering politics, science, travel, and books and literature. Modeled on the Robot Wisdom weblog.

There's a lot here about dogs, but more about politics.

Writing about photography, technology, news, and sports.

Politics and technology, and their intersection on the internet.

Posts on trivia, life and politics.

Heavy on conservative values and a strong America. Leave your political correctness at the door.

Miniature tableaus of daily life seen through the artist's camera.

Self-described geek shares personal observations on religion, computers, news headlines and various related interests.

Life on ten acres of green with a husband, horses, sheep, cats, kids, and a Border Collie.

Commentary on life and society from Colchester, UK.

Illinois library cataloger Amy writes as fast as she can.

Greg Evans shares the many things either irritate or amuse him.

Sharing interesting facts and links. Special focus is on knowledge management and graphic design.

Yes, there are still plenty of freaks on the internet. Among the annoyances of being a really, really tall woman, freaky men have got to be the worst.

A software designer blogging, sharing photos, developing side projects.

European weblog about politics (North American and European), economics, finance, and culture.

Rants about what is happening in technology, science computing, and the Internet.

Thoughts on everything - presidential or not.

Featuring innovative ideas, short films, observations on design, and an ongoing look at New York City in animation.

Sidhusaaheb's world view

An exploration of self identity and self construction for one woman in the 21st Century.

Andrew Barnett from Australia blogs on computers, comics, society and Australia.

Thoughts, observations, commentary and links.

Daily frustrations and happiness of a mother.

Discussing life, technology, and politics.

Sharing a daily photograph and travel stories.

His daily thoughts, musings, links to his short stories, poems, and articles.

Jim's website has short fiction stories written by Jim, reviews of books by Stephen King, Scott Nicholson, and others, and travel reviews and tips by Jim and guest writers.

Blog of Jack Scott, a student and programmer from Tasmania, Australia. Tutorials, reviews and opinion, mostly on tech-related subjects, but covering pretty much everything.

A place for people to learn methods and gain structure for living happy lives. Offers email addresses for a fee, and a blog.

Riddles, technology and musings. Includes archives and articles.

Features comments, videos, and photos.

Always fresh, always raw. Commentary and photographs.

Nick Momrik writes about technology, books, and movies

Journal of an insomniatic inkslinger and crafty person.

Ramblings of the mildly insane.

His musings on politics, life, and interesting internet sites.

Literary news and commentary, plus the odd cultural or political link.