- Bradshaw of the Future
- Taking a delight in language, etymology and the evolution of language.
- Brave New Words
- PhD student from Chicago, now living in Wales, comments on language and literacy.
- Confederacy of a Dunce
- US linguist now resident in the UK comments on British English and language in general.
- The Engine Room
- Focuses on language use, editing, publishing and the media in general, written by a sub editor on a weekly UK magazine.
- English, Jack
- Contains thoughts on the psychology of language learning and teaching.
- ESL Tips
- Offers simple lessons and tips on the English language.
- Everything You Know About English is Wrong
- Cantankerous commentary on what we speak and why we speak it, from Bill Brohaugh.
- Friends of Epicaricacy
- Commentary on the author's love of words, poetry and double dactyls.
- Fritinancy
- Musings on names, brands and the quirks of the English language.
- John Wells's Phonetics Blog
- Commentary on everything to do with phonetics.
- Linguism
- Commentary on all things language related from a former BBC pronunciation advisor.
- The Linguist on Language
- Posts offering encouragement to those who love languages but were discouraged from learning them.
- Literal Minded
- Linguistic commentary, taken to literal extremes.
- LLAS News Blog
- News articles of interest to the higher education languages, linguistics and area studies.
- Matjjin-Nehen
- Linguist posts about endangered and indigenous languages.
- Memiyawanzi
- Discussing linguistics and philology with an emphasis on Indo-European and Afro-Asiatic language phyla.
- Mighty Red Pen
- Editor and writer explores issues of grammar and language.
- Mr Verb
- Enjoying the evolution of language and posting on linguistics and cognitive science.
- The Name Inspector
- Focusing on the linguistics of company names, brand words and corporate nomenclature.
- Omniglot
- Musings on language and languages, language learning and teaching, language-related technology and linguistics.
- Pain in the English
- Discusses and debates the "gray areas" of the English language.
- Paleoglot
- Focuses on ancient languages and civilizations.
- Podictionary
- Features the surprising history of words you thought you knew.
- Separated by a Common Language
- Observations on British and American English from an American linguist based in UK.
- The Virtual Linguist
- Author of several language books discusses current language issues.
- Wishy Dig
- Michael Covarruabias' posts on etymology, diction, and other topics related to vocabulary.
- The Word
- English usage and grammar column by Jan Freeman for the Boston Globe.
- Word Spy
- Spots interesting and unusual words in real life published contexts, with citations.
- World Wide Words
- Discusses word histories, new words, the background to words in the news and problems of English usage, from a British English point of view.
- You Don't Say
- Observations on language and the craft of editing, from veteran editor John E. McIntyre.
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