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As promised, here is my second post about blogs that helped me out by letting me write a guest post recently. If I’ve missed anyone off the list, please let me know.

Flow Drops is a cool blog. I really like the name Flow Drops for some reason. The title of the blog is actually i.Farang, subtitled “Just another life in Thailand”. The author does blog about Thailand, but the focus is on WordPress and blogging. Aesthetics fans will appreciate the clean two-column theme. A worthy read.

Thai World is a blog with heaps of Thailand-related content. There are lots of travel articles about various destinations, including Phuket, of course. The blog has only been around since May, but there seems to be a lot going on over there. This blog would be especially useful if you are planning a trip to Thailand. The focus is less on current affairs and more on things to actually do here, which can’t be a bad thing. Worth a look for sure.

Absolutely Bangkok was good enough to publish a post I wrote about death. Absolutely Bangkok is one of the better Thailand blogs out there, updating regularly with decent content. The focus is on current affairs and what’s going on in Bangkok and around Thailand. This is a Thailand blog that is actually worth reading. Definitely one to subscribe to, but the RSS button could do with being bigger and more prominent.