Good list. I'd also add Marc Gravell and Stephen Cleary. I've found that I rarely read Hanselman's stuff any more... he's great if you're playing around with b

Good list. I'd also add Marc Gravell and Stephen Cleary. I've found that I rarely read Hanselman's stuff any more... he's great if you're playing around with bleeding-edge ASP.NET Core on Linux on Azure, but not if you're trying to dig into the guts of C#. (I was so burned by the so-called "release candidates" of ASP.NET Core that I stopped following that vein of blogger.)