📖 BlogRoll 📚

• Personal
• 1,000,000 words by @visakanv - "@1000wordvomits is my personal project to write 1,000 stream-of-consciousness, unedited essays of at least 1,000 words each. I call them word vomits."
• yours, tiramisu - "i'm tiramisu, or misu for short. this blog is my take on visa's 1000 word vomits project. i write here to think clearly, practice writing, and remember life."
• Bitchin' Chickens - "Everything You Need To Know About Small Flock Chickens & More"
• Cat Road Trip - "This blog chronicles my journeys living in a traveling RV and finally, the 96 acres I call home in Central, NY. I am a writer, a poet, an artist, a musician, sober, and trans."
• Jude Doyle - "I watch horror movies, a lot of horror movies, and if you subscribe to this newsletter, I will recommend some. I will also, increasingly, talk about everything else."
• The return to something insignificant - "This time, I'm inspired to unnecessarily share my thoughts and feelings more openly, to web travellers like me who enjoy jumping from site to site, discovering other people's corners of the internet. Though most of them will be more personal and geared towards my own experiences, maybe you can learn a thing or two from the random shenanigans I'll write. I hope it brings you comfort the same way it does to me."
• mei's diary - "i'm mei. i mostly write about my anxieties and try to work through them in a positive way. i don't necessarily want to be an anxiety blogger, but while i'm in the thick of it, i hope that sharing my thoughts (1) helps me feel less alone and (2) helps others feel less alone. i'd like to slowly but surely inch towards writing a blog with better vibes."
• anhvn - "i’m anh, a designer and artist. this website is where i do silly web experiments and put all my personal content. it’s often experimental and messy so please pardon the dust!!"
• Alis.me - "I’m an Australian fan of books, monsters, and books about monsters. Sometimes I even write them myself, and am the author of Liesmith, Stormbringer, The Dragon of Rosemont High, and the editor of the monstrous Unnatural Order anthology."
• Memex 1.1 - "John Naughton's online diary"
• Susan Stepney - "This is an eclectic collection of stuff that I might want to remember, but doesn't fit well into my more formal website. That is where I collect my sf and technical reviews, publications, and other less ephemeral things. "
• Nadreck.Me - "nadreck.me, like the tagline at the top of the page suggests, is the somewhat rambling home for Nabil’s writing and thoughts. Links to interesting articles, quotes, and videos happen on a relatively frequent basis, with longer essays and critiques coming less frequently but covering topics with more depth and perspective. "
• Diary of a Fat Slob - "I’m a grumpy old fart, and this is my website. I write about stuff. "
• BLCKDGRD - Spicy, leftists politics in an almost poetry format.
• Jess Driscoll - "Jess Driscoll is a writer and teacher living in a beach town beside Semiahmoo Bay. Her students are elementary school kids learning English in Canada and creative folks from around the world. You can find her work on YouTube, in her newsletter (right here!), and from Microcosm Publishing. Her first nonfiction book is The Magic of Pockets, a guide to sewing the best addition into your clothes."
• Educational
• Trans Survivors - "Healing from sexual assault and other traumas can take a long time. Memories, beliefs, distortions all seem to have their own timetable, coming forward into consciousness at often unexpected times, sometimes months and years apart."
• NOTCHES - "NOTCHES is a collaborative and international history of sexuality blog that aims to get people inside and outside the academy thinking about sexuality in the past and in the present. "
• Transimperial History - "Transimperial history is an approach that begins from the assumption that empires both dominated world history until the 1960s and engendered postcolonial afterlives that continue to shape societies around the globe until the present, thus enabling us to reveal connections between and across empires."