Writers who post an entry every single day. Update junkies.

Anonymous posting of confessions of everything from embarrassing moments to marital infidelity.

A 'top site' ranking list for online diaries and journals.

Listings of online journals and personal writing by women online.

Collection of online journals from Canadians and a few expatriate Canadians.

Online journal linking site containing a list of members blogs, online quizzes, and a message board.

Provides updated interactive journals from expedition teams traveling in remote areas of the world. Read journals from most recent voyage to Brazilian Amazon rainforest.

Listings and reviews, kept updated, of newly launched journals.

Anonymous online confession collection. A place to take inventory of the dark spots on your heart.

The Open Pages homepage. Open Pages is a collection of web pages by on-line journal writers and diary keepers. Linked through the Webring service by Sage Weil.

Rememory.com is a place where people from all over the world can read, write and share their unique experiences with others. It is a melting pot for the funny, sad, unusual and downright weird memories of the world.

Journals written by Asians and those of Asian descent, grouped by country of origin.

Diary archives from Slate.com, which features a diary by a different writer each week.

A collection of accounts of people's dreams. You can add your own dream or discuss someone else's dreams.

This page contains links to entries by online journallers/ diarists expressing their thoughts about this tragedy.

A collection of linked diary stories/diaries. Visitors of the site can add their own stories and link them to ones that are already inside the web. No running theme.

The Diary Project was launched in September 1995. The inspiration came from a young girl by the name of Zlata Filipovic, author of "Zlata's Diary; A Child's Life," an internationally-acclaimed book about her life growing up in war-torn Sarajevo.

The unofficial list of English language weblogs and journals which relate to Korea.

Several journalers share anti-Valentine's Day entries.

Real people post personal confessions to the Web community. Confess or explore the miseries of others.

A close-knit group of similar-minds painting images of how they see the world today.