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• Alltomthai
  Useful information about Thailand.
• Interact Bangkok
  Free teacher-student network.
• The Pattaya Ghost
  Snappy updates from Pattaya.
• The Naked Farang
  Lots of Thailand articles.
• Ange in Bangkok
  Ange is great when she actually blogs, although she hasn’t been updating as frequently as I would like. Worth reading when she gets herself though.
• Thai Village life in Southern Thailand
  Mel is Australian and writes from Southern Thailand. She lives in a place way off the well-trodden Lonely Planet path. She has lots of great pics and stories on her blog.
• Jotazine
  Blogger Jotman seems to have been everywhere, and he has tons of great posts about Thailand and Asia. One of my regular reads.
• Bangkok Diaries
  Decent blog that covers a lot of expat issues and acts as a good introduction to what we go through living here in Thailand. Also has a very good layout and is easy to navigate.
• Dreaming of Hanoi
  One of my favorite blogs of all time. Preya lives in Colorado but is about as international as you can get. She is thought-provoking and insightful, and even inspirational. A top read.
• Life Out East
  Used to be a great blog when he lived in Thailand, but now he’s back in the UK he hasn’t been writing. I’m hoping he’ll come back to Thailand.
• 4AM Expat
  Nice blog with short, sharp posts and links to other great content from in and around Thailand.
• Bisean
  Another one of my favorites. I don’t know, I just like the attitude on this blog. Check it out and see what you think. Not to everyone’s liking, but it has a certain spark you can’t deny.
• Newley Purnell
  I love Newley’s blog because I have a huge amount of respect for him and his work. I don’t think he likes me very much because he removed my link from his blog, but I still read his anyway. He’s been blogging since before Jesus was born, and he’s an insightful fella.
• Lillian’s Thai Diary
  Lil is a top lass who has been blogging for a couple of years. I feel like she is my online mother in some ways.
• BK Blog
  It’s the blog from the magazine, although it doesn’t get updated very much any more.
• Jotman
  This is Jotman’s more regular home. Like I said, he’s been everywhere.
• Bangkok Bugle
  Short, sweet blog posts about Thailand and life in the media. It’s one of the only blogs I read on a regular basis.
• Bangkok Ali
  She was in Bangkok, but now she lives in Malaysia. Still a fun read though, though she should probably change her name. KL looks kind of fab though.
• Mon Bangkok (French)
  It’s in French, so if you can’t read French you might struggle. Has some cool pictures for us non-speaking folk.
• Dreams of Azaro
  My dream blog.
• Daily Penguin
  Bua is fabulous and her blog is actually called something other than “Penguin”, though I never understood what that word was, so I left it as penguin.
• Silken Knot
  I can’t remember what this blog is and I can’t access it, but it will come to me what where this one came from.
• Law and Life in Bangkok
  Jeff writes about topics and issues that interest me. He has also pointed me in the direction of some great music so I give him kudos for that.
• Blog de Beton (French)
  Another one in French. Written by a good bloke.
• Christina G
  An American expat living in Germany. She recently had a baby. She’s another one whom I would consider a wise blogger. I like her hair too. A good read.
• Tatt2Dude
  He’s a geezer who likes drum ‘n’ bass, lives in Thailand and draws tattoos. He’s British too, and his blog posts can be totally hilarious or really provocative. I like.
• Real Life Thailand
  If I knew as much about politics and Thai affairs as Greg then I’d be a lot smarter than I am now. His blog is great for learning about the inner workings of Thailand.
• Nan and Rune
  He came here and got married to a Thai girl and has been chronicling their love affair ever since. It’s actually a very interesting read.
• Ah OK Lah
  A consistent, regular blogger who writes meaty posts. Check him out.
• Jill in Pattaya
  For a long time I thought Jill was a woman, but he’s actually a man. His blog is really clean and crisp.
• Phuket Review
  Phuket portal
• Nakhon Sawan
  This one isn’t actually a blog and I can’t remember why I linked to it, but there must have been a reason.
• I’m Sanne
  Lives in Singapore but she writes in an entertaining and humorous manner.
• Bangkok Mom
  Short, snappy posts. She’s a Bangkok Mom with attitude.
• Thailand Gal
  The wisest blogger in the world. Much better than a lot of the garbage that churns up the blogosphere because her posts really make you think.
• Gnarly Kitty
  The most famous cat in the world and in my top three most-read blogs since I started reading it. Reading Kitty is like riding a rollercoaster.
• Diary of Life and Death
  A personal favorite, not for the information, but for the writing. There’s something about the things he writes that get to me.
• Thai Pulse
  One man’s quest to unearth ins and outs of expat life. Has a lot of information, especially if you’re new in town.
• Oakmonster’s Den
  She’s really cool I enjoy reading her blog. Oakley is Thai, although she got married and left the country for pastures new. She’s one of those bloggers whom you feel you know when you read their posts.
• Thailand Jumped the Shark
  The most controversial blogger in Thailand, but a great read if you want to take a look at some serious issues and have a pop at The Nation. He gets a lot of stick but he knows a hell of a lot about this place. Great for information gathering and learning.
• Bangkok Pundit
  He’s the daddy of the blogosphere. If ever I’m confused about something, I ask Bangkok Pundit. He knows all there is to know about politics and Thai history. His blog is an institution.
• Jamie’s Phuket
  I think Jamie writes the only dedicated Phuket blog. He has lots of information about visiting the place and things to do on the island. Worth reading.
• Beyond Skin
  I used to think this blog was authored by a man, but it isn’t. Tackles some serious issues with flair. Great stuff on human rights.
• Thai blogs
  A blog resource.
• Thai Source
  Another resource.
• Global Voices
  I can’t begin to describe how much great stuff there is on Global Voices.
• Malaysia Travel Guide
  About Malaysia, but worth reading if you ever go there.
• Japan Hai!
  Japanese blog
• The Blog of Health
  My blog about health issues and random health stuff.
• Thai Pro
  A resource for Thailand.
• Thai Sites
  One more resource for you.
• Make money online
  My blog about how to make money online.
• I Own My Music
  My blog about music. Kind of work in progress.
• Matt Crook
  As the name suggests, it’s a blog about me.
• Thailand Voice
  Links to all the best blogs in Thailand. Worth a visit every few days to see what’s new.