Category: Blogging

Robert B. Parker’s "blog" on Amazon.com.

One post with 61 comments from readers. I cannot fault him for not keeping up with it; blogs are facile mechanisms for writers who aren’t doing five pages a day, no more, no less, for profit.

Forget this minor league blogging stuff; Damn Interesting is looking to bolster its roster.

I am going to take my cuts before the scouts, believe you me. Or believe me you. However those tricky direct object/indirect object relationships work out, which is typically badly and end with much breaking of dishes.

Michelle Malkin: HELP THE SWEATER KITTENZ

The only way that could be a better headline would be if it was FREE THE SWEATER KITTENZ

Sean Hackbarth at The American Mind says:

A minor pet peeve of mine is being called only by my first name when I’m mentioned with my weblog….

I agree with Sean. Dammit, you people, I have a middle initial. J. It’s right there between The Brian and the Noggle in my name. How can I make my pretentiousness known if I don’t enforce proper branding, and how will people tell me apart from the other famous Brian Noggles of the world unless the J. is present?

If you cannot link me right, I insist you not link me at all. Which, I believe, is actually much of the blogosphere’s current policy.

Has anyone ever noticed that status.blogger.com tends to have a post describing a problem after they’ve fixed the problem?

Kevin McGehee: Karaoke Superstar!

No one does a better version of Dido’s “White Flag”. He sings it with such emotion that one thinks that perhaps he’s experienced profound loss, such as the lack of a recent Instalanche to bolster his traffic numbers. Unlike some of us.

Michelle Catalano, formerly of A Small Victory, is blogging about big 1970s cars and punk music at Faster Than The World. Update your bookmarks and buy misspelled domain names as appropriate.

Oh, yeah?

McGehee’s right. His new self-portrait does make him look like a Klingon:

A cross-dressing Klingon at that.

Check it out….MfBJN is linked top left on the forthcoming Kansas City Star KC Buzz Blog!

Woo!

Damn Interesting, a blog of articles about, well, interesting things.

I don’t know that I’ve ever tried to read a blog’s complete archives before.

I know, over the last week I’ve blogged less than the retired Michelle Catalano, but we’ve moved, and I have been too busy trying not to have to sort my ton of books to set up an actual office and/or Internet connection.

Since that plot has obviously failed, I guess I will get back to blogging soon.

Geoffrey Chaucer’s blog.

(Link seen on Ace of Spades HQ.)

Dr. Michael Williams, upon completing his PhD, contemplates a career in technical writing.

Sure, it sounds like a good idea. If you have a freaking English degree and are tired of bouncing around retail jobs.

But a PhD? That would seem like getting a law degree and passing the bar so you can edit phone directory ads for attorneys.

Please, Dr. Williams, think of the starving English majors you’ll displace!

Oh, yeah, congratulations to the pups at Another Rovian Conspiracy for their one year anniversary.

The Web Phenomenon continues.

The assertion is proven here.

Today, MfBJN has tripped over into the six digits. If my sitemeter were done in Atari 2600 Asteroids, I’d be at about 20 hitz. But it’s not, and after only three years here in the blogging backwaters, I’m finally amongst the at least eliter cabal of people who have more hitz than debt.

On the other hand, it will take me until 2033 at this pace to equal the annual traffic of relative newcomers like Ann Althouse, but then again, I’m not a PILF (Professor Instapundit Links Frequently).

But I’ll keep plugging away, gentle reader, because otherwise I’d just play Civilization IV until my eyes bled.