I just discovered a mother lode of blog links: the LINGUIST List Linguistic Blogs page. It’s somewhat out of date (A Luggage Exit in Sits and Polyglot Conspiracy, for instance, are defunct, and their Double-Tongued Word Wrester link redirects to Grant Barrett’s new project, A Way with Words), but there’s lots of good stuff there that I look forward to exploring when work allows, from A Replicated Typo (“A group blog dedicated to language, its evolution and anything in-between”) to Yes Russian (“Written by a Russian native, these lessons teach you the Russian language in a very practical way”).
I just started a blog in July, which you might want to take a glance at. It’s “Marc Leavitt’s Blog” at marcleavitt.blogspot.com.
Looks interesting; here‘s a direct link.
I look forward to browsing it later. Pity it hasn’t been updated in so long.
Arnold Zwicky’s list from 2011 is more comprehensive and up to date.
True.
There is a place to add links and to update or report bad links (“Help Us” in the top righthand corner).
Yup! Good list. There was a new one started recently that seemed like it had a lot of promise…let me try to find it…
Got it! It’s called “Polyglot Link”: http://polyglotlink.com/
Cheers,
Andrew
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