In addition to the writing that I'm required to do for work, I also have a personal blog: The Deaccessioned Philosopher. I use it mostly as a way to keep myself writing and thinking. It's a sort of scattershot affair, to be honest, and doesn't have much of an audience, but I often find that the exercise of thinking about how to write for it is a good way to work out some thoughts that I might eventually use to create more polished academic pieces.
Below, I've assembled some highlighted categories as an aid to reading my assorted online nonsense in a thematically organized way.
At the moment, this category includes three kinds of posts (click the title to get there):
The category name is a pretty good description of the content of the posts it includes. These aren't polished pieces of philosophical work -- they're attempts to puzzle out a thought that might eventually go somewhere. Among the least messy and most useful:
I also messed about with Stoic Week for a couple of years in a row, and ended up writing a bit about it in this category.