You can probably tell that I really, really like the Emacs text editor. Here are some of the posts I've written about Emacs over the past few years. I'm also writing a book about Emacs called "Wicked Cool Emacs", to be published by No Starch Press. Keep up with it through my blog posts tagged wickedcoolemacs!
For more Emacs posts from other people, check out Planet Emacsen. For all things Emacs, check out the EmacsWiki.
Emacs and w3m: Fake your user agent
Drupal, Emacs, and templates: Module update functions
Emacs and Gnus: zomg, new chapter out the door!
Emacs and PHP: On-the-fly syntax checking with Flymake
Emacs and PHP tutorial: php-mode
Emacs and PHP: There's more than one way to do it, of course
From Eclipse to Emacs: Drupal development with Subversion, tags, templates, and xdebug
Eclipse to Emacs: Navigating your source tree
Emacs: Keyboard shortcuts for navigating code
Emacs is not just for computer geeks; also, these are the things that keep me going
Yet another snippet mode for Emacs
Things I can do to make progress on my book
Emacs: Someone who's even geekier about BBDB!
Please vote for my about-me/sitemap slideshow on Slideshare!
Emacs: Smarter interactive prompts with Org remember templates
Emacs: BBDB: Modifying the record creation process
Might need to spend more time hanging out with Emacs geeks =)
Emacs Gnus: Organize Your Mail
Geek: How to use offlineimap and the dovecot mail server to read your Gmail in Emacs efficiently
Wicked Cool Emacs: BBDB: Import CSV and vCard Files