List of all 58 fonts now in iOS, mainly for reference. (Although, eesh, Zapfino AND Papyrus? Really?)

Some of these are very nice; many are likely to end up on posters for dubstep nights in Shoreditch soon, I fear.

"Fortunately, modern displays can display characters that look exactly like this without special circuitry used in the original DEC terminals and there is free software that can be used to create a usable outline font out of a PNG image." Recreating VT220 terminal fonts in software, and from thence into Truetype.

I am not an expert in these matters, but that is rather lovely.

"Here’s a round-up of the top 10 readily-available monospace fonts for your coding enjoyment, with descriptions, visual examples and samples, and download links for each." I think I roughly agree with Dan on these.

"...using these guidelines, and building on the experience of much more knowledgeable type gurus, I have compiled a list of font stacks that will both open up more font possibilities for web designers, and hopefully offer more appropriate substitutes:" That's interesting; not sure how appropriate it is, but they're good uses of the cascade, by and large.

"On April 1, 1977 the British newspaper The Guardian published a seven-page “special report” about San Serriffe, a small republic located in the Indian Ocean consisting of several semi-colon-shaped islands. A series of articles described the geography and culture of this obscure nation." Wonderful

"You're insane! No-one uses Microsoft Works any more!" Jolly good. Better than good, in fact: mailbox. Open mailbox.

Mmmn. Yum.

"...our designer Sara Soskolne discovered this marvelous set of Movable Type in Chocolate, created by Sandra Kübler and Christine Voshage." Oh my. That's beautiful.

(They're typefaces). Some useful clarification from AIGA on the matter

Lovely, lovely Steffmann fonts - and lots of them.

20 book-weight faces; a useful reference

Not only tasteful, but also (by and large) in a selection of different weights.

Kontrapunkt is also free to download, and very beautiful. I'm there.

Handy - and much-recommended - widget for previewing fonts

Funky, free, must look into sometime.

Some nice free fonts, mostly hand-drawn, very Pablo Ferro at points.

Must listenagain to this: Radio 4 program on fonts.