On the OSR Required Reading List (Have You Read It?)

So I had a post last week On a Basic RPG Terminology Primer for those who are new, or perhaps not well-versed in our insular little world. Then I released my Tricks, Empty Rooms, and Basic Trap Design document. When I released it, I posted on some more modern, new school boards, and the response I got was somewhat enlightening.

A whole world of players out there, doesn't understand the importance of an empty room, or how to handle a trap without a 'perception' or 'spot' skill, or why race as class is cool. There was a time (long, long ago) when I was enraptured by the new-school, everything makes naturalistic sense, sort of thinking.

Why did it change?

I found the OSR.

There are several key posts, that I feel are required reading for understanding our sort of approach to the game. This includes certain rules and additions that have a big impact on that classic style of play. We're familiar with many of them, but they haven't really been gathered together in one place.Here's my attempt to do so - to make a required reading list.

These, I think, are indicative of the types of things we are all doing, and yet are not commonly known among the newer players. The most critical of the below are bolded

If you can think of anything I missed, please suggest it. The following are in no particular order.Blog links are to the left, article links to the right.

Grognardia:

• Musings Occasioned by Funny Dice
• Gygaxian Naturalism 
• The whole blog.

Playing D&D With Porn Stars:

• Alphabetical Monsters
• Where the Action is
• Why I Love Simple Initative
• What I Mean When I Say Dungeon Crawl
• Key Mechanic 

The Alexandrian:

• Wandering Monsters
• Putting the Magic in Magic Items
• Dissassociated Mechanics
• Explaining Hit Points
• Jaquaying the Dungeon (critical article, but not moved over to the new wordpress server?)

Delta's D&D Hotspot:

• Hit Dice Inflation
• Dungeon Geomorphs & DMG Appendix A
• Coddling Players
• Sleep Analysis

Ars Ludi:

• West Marches
• Treasure Tells a Story
• Bad Traps

Jeff Rients Gameblog:

• How to Awesome Up Your Players
• eXPloration

Quick Primer for Old School Gaming  
The Mule Abides: Illusionism and Wandering Monsters
A Rod of Lordly Might: Skills: The Middle Road 
Akratic Wizardry:  The FRPG Social Contract
The Tao of D&D:  Fall Out!
The Hydra's Grotto: The 6 Mile Hex
Kellri: CDD #4 ( Sadly no longer updated)
Tales from the Flaming Faggot: The Tyranny of Magic Missile
Old Guard Gaming Accouterments: The Spontaneous Creation of Magical Items in Play 
Comma, Blank_: Obfuscating Through Volume

I don't read anything close to all of the blogs, but the above is a list of posts that I've read and that have stuck with me. I'm sure I missed many good ones. These posts are the ones that say what Old School Dungeons & Dragons is about. Any suggestions to expanding the list are greatly appreceated.