Here's what I got:
Myself
Roosh
Kate at SDA
Kathy Shailde
These are the names of bloggers who use their real names and are not anonymous.
Can you think of other pro-freedom, conservative, libertarian, manosphere bloggers that are also using their own names and are not anonymous. It IS important because I just realized something.
Thanks,
Cpt.
65 comments:
Dude, how could you forget about me?
Athol Kay, I think. At the very least he's published under that name.
Are youse intimating that Lazlo J. Rumbear, III is not real? I has a birth certificate. Don't make me use it.
Glen Reynolds of Instapundit?
Danny of Danny from 504?
Matt Forney?
Jack Donovan?
I'm not sure Roosh is Roosh's real name. He admits to using many different ones.
Mine is no secret.
-SayUncle43
Dannyfrom504
Aurini
crap.... I'm out.
Hasn't Vox given out his name so that it is pretty much accessible to the public?
I'd be interesting to hear your realization.
Collin Post from Expat Chronicles
Would Professor William L. Anderson of the Krugman in Wonderland blog count? He's a pro libertarian, Austrian school supporter whose blog I can't get enough of, even though I discovered it recently while going through some anarcho-capitalist and minarchist blogs.
Bill Pierce at Spearhead.
Roosh Vorek is a pseudonym.
Sailer, Reynolds, Malkin, Durden, Jeffries, Mangan, Auster, Tomassi, Yohami, Kay
This is a decision that I'm contemplating right now. Very hesitant about starting a blog with my real name because there are some very real risks with idiots who are easily offended. (look at all the hate roosh gets) Will be curious to hear your personal take on this.
Thanks
Helen Reynolds (the Insta-Wife, aka Dr. Helen)
1. Kathy Shaidle, not Shailde.
2. Roosh is not his real name.
Vox Day lets everyone know his real name: Theodore Beale
Dave Mangan
Theodore Beale (Vox Day)
Steve Sailer (?)
Vox Day's blog Vox Popoli but everyone knows his real name Theodore Beale and he doesn't try to hide it. Just google vox day and his name pops up
I'm not sure whether you'd classify him as being part of the Manosphere, but Prof Reynolds clearly falls into the other three categories.
I'm not sure whether you'd classify him as part of the Manosphere, but Prof Reynolds clearly falls into the other three categories.
Donlyn Turbull at http://www.dirtysexandpolitics.com/
Donlyn Turnbull at http://www.dirtysexandpolitics.com/
Sorry about the multiple posts!
Another is Brett Stevens at http://www.amerika.org
I just realized something.
Teaser. Care to elucidate?
Not sure if she counts, but how about Dr. Helen?
I use my real name, but I'm small potatoes.
The Private Man outed himself not long ago here.
http://theprivateman.wordpress.com/2012/08/19/im-out/
I'm not 'out'. Although my first name is Mike i'm not totally ready to go completely commando just yet heh.
Private Man revealed his name a while back for a fundraiser. He doesn't use it regularly but it's available.
Tim @ spootville.blogspot
Our do you want my last name too?
Matt Forney (mattforney.com) makes a big deal about using his real name but he's more moderate on economics.
Roosh isn't his real name. It is something else, though I know its out there somewhere; I saw it once.
It's nothing to be proud about. None of that list really push it. The sacred cows today are not feminism but race and religion. Go after that, then find out a thing or two.
Just went through my list and all I found was Doug Ross: http://directorblue.blogspot.com/
Although I don't use my real name, the IRS has audited me twice since I started selling the Commie Obama hats. So at least the important people know who I am...
Karl
Billy Beck, of www.two--four.net/weblog.php
When I talk to libertarians about men's rights they castigate me because I'm going to "scare away all the women".
There are exceptions, but not many. Maybe most of them aren't really pro-freedom.
Richard Nikoley at Free The Animal is more libertarian/anarcho-capitalist and a Paleo body hack blogger, but many of his posts deal with issues of decline. He recently announced that he is contemplating moving to a foreign country and looks forward to burning his U.S. passport upon arrival, and has said that there is no more America.
Laura Wood, the Thinking Housewife. Matt Forney has said he does not use a pseudonym.
I blog under my real name but I have not yet unleashed my political/social commentary mostly because the thoughts come to me during 3 a.m. feedings and by the time I wake up all the good ideas have been tucked back into the brain. They are afraid of daylight, I guess.
Chuck Ross at GLP
Frank J at IMAO
I have my first name up on my blog, but post under my pseudonym. It's just easier to have accounts under a pseudonym.
My real name is on my "about" page. I am not anonymous, but I have been opining under the handle Mutnodjmet for so long, I kept it. Don't know of that qualifies.
Me.
Chuck Rudd of Gucci Little Piggy
I don't understand why you would want to use your real name. A screen name will work just as well. Also, if you use your real name, that could come back to bite you in the ass in future. I guess it would be ok to use your real name, if your blog is really PC. Even then, no benefit is added.
Roosh is not Roosh's exact name but it is very similar and you can easily find the real one with a web search. I think the fact that his face is all over his blog makes him pretty much non-anonymous.
The Heartiste got outed by that crazy lady a few years back but I guess since he blogs more anonymously now he wouldn't count. Some people think it's a group blog now but I am skeptical.
Razib Khan of Gene Expression probably wouldn't qualify as part of the manosphere but he gets linked by a lot of bloggers I read and he more or less fits all the other criteria you list. Same for Greg Cochran and Randall Parker, who actually contributed in a Heartiste post a few years ago when it was Roissy.
Matt Forney does.
Jack Donovan does.
Danny504 does.
Athol Kay does(although, he doesn't talk much of economics)
I think Laura Wood does (Thinking Housewife)
I think Virgil Kent does.
I think Chris Gale at Dark Brightness uses his real pic and name.
I think WF PRice at the Spearhead might.
Bill Powell at Apocalypse Cometh might use his real name, but I'm not sure.
A few of the gals at Traditional Christianity use their real pics and names.
The original Roissy doesn't use his real name but was outed at one point.
Chuck Ross at GLP and Fred Reed are somewhat manosphere allied and both use their real names.
Susan Walsh does, but she's more liberal.
Glenn Reynolds and Helen Smith do and are somewhat manosphere allied.
That's all I can think of off the top of my head.
karl denninger at the market ticker
William Steward (Patriactionary)
My real name is on the blog.
Eivind Berge in Norway.
William Price of Spearhead.
I am in doubt if Paul Elam of voice for Men is real thing of just an attention whore. I do not like him and not read him.
Roosh is a game blog so you should have written game/pua in your request list.
ann barnhardt
barnhardt.biz
Hats off to anyone who blogs with their real name, but Ryu is right - the real kudos should go to those who blog on race and immigration using their real names.
Sailer, Mangan, Andrew Bolt from Australia.
Canadian conservative Stephen Taylor should qualify. His blog's name is, "Stephen Taylor."
Stephen Taylor, a Canadian blogger should qualify. Blog is named, "Stephen Taylor."
Laura Grace Robins of Unmasking Feminism
also, Anthony Johnson of The Dream Lounge.
If you're not familiar with him, Cap, check it out. He runs the 21 Convention and I think you would be an excellent presenter at next year's US conference.
ALH
Is the Captain a fan of Gavin McInnis?
I have no readership, but I touch on those topics and use my real name.
As others have said, Roosh is a pseudonym.
It occurs to me that if you want to sell your books, you sort of have to blog under your real name. (you and Frank J come to mind). Otherwise how would you publicize your stuff?)
Also Jim Goad and Larry Auster.
"to sell books"... ok now I get it
"Laura Wood, the Thinking Housewife."
"Also Jim Goad and Larry Auster."
Cappy asked for manosphere bloggers who use their real names. Wood and Auster are "traditionalists" which means they hate "game" and I would certainly not put them in the manosphere.
I've used my real name on the internet for years. Not a purely political or economics blogger, but I do often post about problems and solutions related to these issues. My blog. Extreme nerdiness warning.
http://bastionofliberty.blogspot.co.nz/
Francis W. Porretto
http://www.survivalblog.com/
James Wesley Rawles
Stacy McCain
I have published under my real name, and it is no secret if anyone wants to find it.
And yes, it really does hurt employment/career prospects. I wouldn't recommend it for anyone.
I have always used my real name. It's so common that it's essentially anonymous.
W.F. Price at http://www.the-spearhead.com/ (assuming that's his real name)
Check out www.canadabuster.com
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