Skip to content

Recently added blogs

Or see recently updated blogs

  1. The Unique Guitar Blog
    I love the guitar and want to share my knowledge with as many people as I can. By Marc O'Hara. 🇺🇸 More info

    Updated
    Martin's Six Million Dollar Guitar
    Six Million Dollar ManSix Million Dollars for a 1959 Martin guitar! Unbelievable!! But it is true. Kurt Cobain on MTV 1994In 1959 one could have purchased a brand-new Martin D-18e guitar for $235. A regular …
    By marcusohara@aol.com, 838 words
  2. Blog of the American Philosophical Association (APA)
    Aims to share a variety of perspectives from a broad array of APA members, to highlight the activities being undertaken by the APA…. 🇺🇸 More info

    Updated
    Power Corrupts: Why Parenting Can Be Bad for Us
    Could it be bad for us to become parents? Of course, we might say; yes, if it turns out we made a mistake in having children, or if we turn out to be terrible parents, …
    By Emily McTernan & Katy Wells, 1,391 words
  3. The Collection Chamber
    Many games and movies are held within the Collection Chamber's vault, unseen by modern means. It's time for them to be released. By Biffman 101, HeroOfAvalon. 🇬🇧 More info

    Updated
    MONTHLY 5 - July 2026
    The scorching summer is still upon up as we suffer the fourth heatwave in as many months, and the UK is not build for this! Time to stay inside where this rare new-fangled thing called …
    By Biffman 101, 335 words
  4. Asking the Wrong Questions
    By Abigail Nussbaum. 🇮🇱 More info

    Updated
    Podcast: Talking About Awards With Critical Friends
    It seems that my life recently has been revolving around literary awards. The deadline to vote for the Hugo is in a few hours, I wrote a very scathing review of this year's winner of …
    By Abigail Nussbaum, 77 words
  5. The Strolling Bones
    This and That. By The Essex Scribbler. 🇬🇧 More info

    Updated
    Mixed Bag
    After a few days on the djkes and canals, it was back on the ( different) river.Fishing was tough. The stretch by our park up was very deep, very snaggy and very fast.I didn't like …
    By The Essex Scribbler, 440 words
  6. Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP
    A personal view of the theory of computation. By Dick Lipton. 🇺🇸 More info

    Updated
    A Question
    The Question I recently restarted working on this CS theory blog. One reason that I took a bit to get it going again is really stupid. Really silly. And perhaps I should not talk about …
    By rjlipton, 435 words
  7. Dyson's Dodecahedron
    Award Winning Dungeon Design. More info

    Updated
    Traders From Below
    Traders From Below (300 dpi promo, no commercial license) There is little active trade between the settlements of the Netherdeep and the surface kingdoms. The Stony Ridge Outpost is one of the few places where …
    By Dyson Logos, 683 words
  8. Tellyspotting
    Your Home for British Comedy, UK Television and More. By Bill Young. 🇺🇸 More info

    Updated
    YES! ‘No, Prime Minister’ on BBC Radio 4!
    Sir Nigel Hawthorne, Margaret Thatcher and Paul Eddington. Photo: BBC The original Yes, Minister was widely known to be Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s favorite television series. So much so that on January 20, 1984 Thatcher …
    By Bill Young, 366 words
  9. Deep Cuts in a Lovecraftian Vein
    The Undiscovered Mythos. By Bobby Derie. More info

    Updated
    Lost Tale: “The Brass Dachshund” (1927) by Arthur J. Burks
    Historical Racism This story contains racist historical stereotypes and language.Reader discretion advised. First published in The Leatherneck April 1927. For more details, please see the Lost Weird Tales of Arthur J. Burks. ※ The Brass …
    By greyirish, 15,584 words
  10. Rick's Blog
    Stuff I find interesting. By Rick Osgood. 🇺🇸 More info

    Updated
    Banned Book Library
    Overview A long while back I had an idea to hack a WiFi smart light bulb to do something more useful to me. Actually, I had a few different ideas of things to do with …
    By Rick Osgood, 6,556 words
  11. Retro Arcadia
    The games that made us. All the way back to the 1970s. By stvnorman. More info

    Updated
    Retro Rewind: August 1986 in Computer & Video Games
    Back again for another of our regular monthly delves into the pages of an exactly forty-year old copy of Computer & Video Games magazine, which is always quite the time capsule for anyone with an …
    By stvnorman, 2,551 words
  12. Tom The Dancing Bug Page
    The weekly satirical comic strip by Ruben Bolling. 🇺🇸 More info

    Updated
    The Natural World of Nature
    Here is a 2004 comic I did about the hypocrisy of conservative moralizing. Is it good for humans to act naturally, or not? The post The Natural World of Nature first appeared on Tom The …
    By Ken Fisher, 43 words
  13. Abominations
    Where I interview independent artists and occasionally opine on topics related to music. By Marc Schuster. 🇺🇸 More info

    Updated
    The Future as I Remember It
    By Marc Schuster
  14. Where Were They Now?
    Seeking out Britain's pioneering video games houses. By Sham Mountebank. 🇬🇧 More info

    Updated
    Core Design
    Speaking in the House of Commons in 2010, Chris Williamson, MP for Derby North, described the city as "the birthplace of Lara Croft". His fellow MP Mike Weatherley disagreed and said the following year: "Lara …
    By Sham Mountebank, 3,983 words
  15. Small Observations
    A notebook of street art I've enjoyed. By Jonathan Deamer. 🇬🇧 More info

    Updated
    Invader's Super Mario mosaic in Le Marais
    Ceramic tile mosaic depicting 8-bit Super Mario on a corner wall in Le Marais. By Invader. 2026. Invader’s 8-bit Super Mario mosaic in Le Marais. Spotted while I was attending Wikimania 2026 in Paris.
    41 words

See more, or see recently updated blogs