Now, About That Dearth of Female Academic Talent on the Net ...

When you are hosting a discussion about gender and blogging, revisiting the matter of academic women in the blogosphere, the smart thing to do might be to read what they say about it. We're especially fond of posts by Wendy Love Anderson, Miriam Burstein, Hala Fattah, and Sharon Howard at Cliopatria, but we like to read what Sharon Howard at Early Modern Notes and Miriam Burstein at the Little Professor have to say about the matter. We also recommend:

Naomi Chana's Baraita
Erin O'Connor's Critical Mass
Belle Waring's Examined Life
Ancarett's Abode
the Ancient World Web groupblog
Another Damned Medievalist's Blogenspiel
Clio's Folly
Dictionary of Received Ideas groupblog
Lisa at Digital Medievalist
Dr. Crazy
Dr. History
Clair at Early Modern Material Culture
Elisabeth Carnell
Julia at Flailing in the Surf!
Kristine Brorson at Historiological Notes
the Interfaith Nunnery groupblog
Kristiface
Melissa at Medieval History
the Medieval Studies groupblog
Natalie Bennett's Philobiblion
Shana Worthen and
Esther MacCallum-Stewart's What a Lovely War.

Now, as you were saying, about the, ... ah, dearth of female academic talent on the net ...