The everyday life and loves of a desperatley boring London woman who enjoys girl on girl action, technical pencils (not at the same time as the g-o-g action--that could be dangerous and painful) and avoiding the pitfalls of writing a 100,000 word manuscript. [More Info]

The homepage & weblog of a 3D digital artist and designer in the UK [More Info]

The Big Bear and the Little Bear. they are both quite different, but they both like snuggling. They do like rude things too, but that is not what this story is about. This story is about snuggles. [More Info]

Writings and rants from the boy nextdoor [More Info]

A different production company with a taste for social justice, freedom and democracy. Think different! [More Info]

Gay sex, techno, sunbed, libel, vanity. An 20 year old English Lord's view on gay life [More Info]

Urban gays aren\'t all Drugs, Clubs and Boyz you know! Here its Urban Fashion, Gyming and Sophistication. [More Info]

Musician, designer, transgendered z-list celebrity writes weblog about trannies and fannying about using technology and glamour, with webcomics, humourous and creative writing etc. [More Info]

The musings and happenings of a rather uninteresting gay guy in London [More Info]

87 year old lesbian seeks parrot for crackers maybe more. Contact Elstree 432 for detals. [More Info]

Over-educated lesbian. Under-achieving cynic - a perfect role-model for disaffected young people! The occasional (very) artless ramblings about the day to day life and concerns of a reluctant mid 30s youthwork without a clue. May occasionally include moments of lucidity (but don't count on it) [More Info]

Clayton Holiday's Bisexual Journal [More Info]

The life of a confused gay guy. [More Info]

Short Stories and fiction [More Info]

The Misguided Ramblings of an Incoherent Fool [More Info]

Дневники о разработке зла диктатора. [More Info]

A blog about life, the universe, and everything else...... [More Info]

Within The Spicy Cauldron, mix poetry and prose in equal measure. Stick everything into a blender for five minutes. Stir gently with a wooden spoon, then pour slowly into tall glasses with crushed ice. No cherries. Let the drink speak for itself. [More Info]