obscuredclarity.blogspot.com is a second level domain. The main domain for your blog is blogspot.com. They have thousands of second level domains for each of their users like- xyz.blogspot.com. I have never tried to do a link search on a second level domain. It turns out it is a bit more tricky. What happens is that allinanchor will match any of the words in the provided string. Since you have a second level domain it would look for any link containing either obscuredclarity or blogspot and understandably you will get tons of false positives.
What you can do is search for a link containing only obscuredclarity (allinanchor:obscuredclarity). This will give you all the pages having links containing “obscuredclarity” in their “href” tag. A search like that will return pages like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wA7q9FaD0XE where there is a link to http://www.youtube.com/user/ObscuredClarity. So even though this could be useful it is not exactly what you needed.
The other thing you can do is use the “link” search operator instead of the “allinanchor” with your full second.first lever domain (link:obscuredclarity.blogspot.com). The limitation on this is that it will only give you pages that contain links to your home page. Links that go to any other page on your blog will not be indexed. For example a link to http://www.obscuredclarity.blogspot.com/xyz.php will not come back in the results.