Somewhere in the blogosphere is an exhaustive list of other people's lists. This isn't it. As someone who doesn't often do lists of links, I'm very grateful to those who do, and save me masses of time trawling the net in the process. Here's some links to recent roundups from the blogosphere I've enjoyed (or which, to be honest, I stumbled across because they linked here).
Mark Meynells Treasure Maps, from his Quarentia blog. They come out monthly, and have all sorts in. Great stuff.
Dreaming beneath the Spires
David Cooke's Saturday Blog Sweep.
Bible Gateway link roundup, for people into Bible-related stuff. And even people who aren't.
The Church Sofa weekly roundup.
Seekers Friday Five
If you like American leadership blogs where everything is presented in list form, then here's one from Perry Noble.
If you don't then you're probably hoping that Lesley will reinstate her Wednesday roundup, in between offereing a running commentary on all things to do with women bishops.
And for something completely different, try the Giants Shoulders Blog Carnival, a monthly round up of blog posts on the history of science. Latest one at Early Modern Experimental Philosophy (now that's a blog title), Octobers at Gurdur.
And whilst paying homage to lists, thankyou to Tim Chesterton and Vic the Vicar, who've both said kind things about this blog when listing some of the blogs they enjoy. Apologies to Vic that I've not yet taken up his challenge of dishing out my own 'versatile blogger' award. Maybe one day!
There must be dozens of others. If you know of them, let me know. I'm always up for a few more short-cuts...
Thanks for the mention. I don't do round-ups often either, but am thinking that I should, perhaps especially to encourage those less likely to be noticed but still worth a read.
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