Blogroll
I'm a strong advocate for personal blogs, the indieweb, the non-commercial web, and sharing more broadly. This page is meant to highlight links to personal sites and blogs I particularly appreciate. A little serendipity, in this chaotic web.
This selection is, of course, situated, biased, and largely shaped by my own identity, personality, background and interests. I sincerely hope you won't stop at this list, but instead see it as an endless rabbit hole to explore. For a full list of the sites and blogs I follow, you can download this OPML file (a format readable by RSS feed aggregators).
Finally, to discover other gems, go exploring on Clew, Ooh Directory or Kagi Small Web, and follow the blogrolls. Happy discovering!
| Site / Blog | Description |
|---|---|
| David Larlet | David lives in Quebec, and shares his reading, his reflections on work, and his sports outings very regularly. Really inspiring. |
| Ploum | Science fiction writer and stylistic blogger whose texts are always thoughtful and reflective. |
| Grise Bouille | Gee's satirical comic-strip blog, which I follow, read and listen to (on April's "Libre à vous" show) always with great pleasure. |
| Alex Sirac | "Someone who likes languages, spending too much time on the Internet, and complaining (a common side effect of being French)." |
| Thierry Crouzet | A historic figure, from a generation of bloggers/writers I never got to know at the time, but that I'm happily "catching up on" now. |
| Kazhnuz Space | "A trans & enby bi tinkerer-dev who enjoys hacking together computer nonsense, writing, and generally creating things." |
| Mélakarnets | An engaged comic-strip blog about love, gender equality, and more. |
| Elle | An old-school personal blog, very web 1.0, in English. I love it. |
| Z1NZ0L1N | Reading, writing, walking. Not (always) at the same time. |
| Dom Corriveau | "Thoughts, opinions, wild speculation, and haphazard technical advice. I'm a hearing disabled irrigation contractor, B-movie aficionado, self-hoster, and hopeless Linux desktop romantic." |
| Technoculture | Every month, reflections on tech, practical tools and cultural recommendations. By Mathilde Saliou, whose work I really admire! |