New Blogs, Carnivals and Other Things

by La Shawn on 04.28.05

in Bloggers

So much is happening in the blogosphere, I can’t keep up. New blogs are created every day and veteran bloggers are writing about interesting topics. I have time to keep up with only a few Christian and political blogs, and that’s not even the tip of the iceberg.

This is a group of new blogs I’ve discovered via e-mail, my referrers log or links left in the comment section: Matthew Sheffield (whom I met at a DC blogger meet-up) of Ratherbiased.com has started a personal blog, Virtual Scratchpad; others are Capitalism’s Truths, Calebs Giants, Texas Republicans Against Bush, Lexical Light, Sepia’s Sanctuary, The Night Writer, Euphoric Reality, .357 Mangum, Grab the Glory (Robert asked me to tell you he’s a “fallen-away” blogger) and Homeschool Mom Tips.

Have I missed anybody? If you’re a new blogger, trackback to this post and let us know who you are.

Here’s something else new (to me), BloggersMarket.com. Interesting concept. Also visit this self-published writer at thathero.com. If you have some time to spare, check out the Carnival of the Vanities, Carnival of Education and Christian Carnival.

Jimmie Bise (whom I met at a DC bloggers meet-up) has a post I can relate to. He blogs about a phenomenon I’ve also noticed but haven’t blogged about lately.

Update: How could I have forgotten Miss O’Hara?

Update II: BLOGNASHVILLE! There’s still time (and space) to sign up.

More new bloggers: The View From My Chair, Point Five, Sarah’s Scribblings, Marathon Pundit, A Clear Voice

And more: Three Bad Fingers, The Unalienable Right, LightFrog Blog, Random Ruminations

Update III: This BlogNashville conference is getting interesting. Each session leader will “host” dinner at a local restaurant, and Bob Cox is asking folks to sign up with the restaurant and leader of your choice. It looks like my crew and I will dine at the Midtown Cafe.

And even more bloggers: reelcobra, Quotidian Grace , The Marshian Chronicles, Redeem America, Don Singleton

This one sounds different: A Republic, Madam, If You Can Keep It

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