Isaac and Phaedra Bonewits are two of the best respected Pagan scholars in the world. Their writing ranks high for entertainment, accuracy, and usefulness. Their blog, and the related website Neopagan Net, comprise rich resources for Pagans of most traditions.

This looks like a good site for general news and observations about speculative fiction, its fans and authors.

There are some very useful writing tips in this blog, generally well described.

This blog contains useful information about writing and publishing from several different perspectives, thus excellent internal parallax.

This blog discusses seriously a genre niche that's often treated as fluff. An extra point has been awarded for the brilliant new phrase "collateral repairs."

This blog features Pagan news and observations, among much other miscellaneous material.

I have some Quaker Pagan friends. I greatly admire the sophisticated, effective -- if challenging to apply -- spiritual and interpersonal tools that the Quaker tradition provides. I think the Pagan community could use more of that, so huzzah to anyone usefully blending the two.

This is a comprehensive blog for intentional community news and discussions, part of the Fellowship for Intentional Community website. It balances the personal and the objective, the individual and the group. If there's a more useful communitarian site, I haven't found it yet.

Searching "xenolinguistics" was a long shot; I'm thrilled to get a hit, as this is one of my own specialties. This looks like a very promising site on the topic of alien/invented languages.

As a hobby-linguist, I'm thrilled to find a whole blog on the topic of language origins. This is much more satisfying than an article here, a snippet there.

This blog offers good resources for various green issues, and it's well written too.

This blog gives a good sense of what it's like to live in community, showing both the big picture and some personal details. It really has a tribal worldview.