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http://epiphyte.net/SF/index.html
Christina Schulman's 'Epiphyte Book Review' is an extensive collection of science fiction book reviews, many originally published in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and various SF newsletters and forums. The site features an alphabetically organized index of dozens of reviewed titles spanning well-known authors like Neil Gaiman, Greg Egan, and Steven Brust, making it a handy reference for SF readers seeking informed recommendations.
https://xxstephsroomxx.neocities.org/
Steph's personal corner of the web embraces early 2000s internet aesthetics with an emo flair, featuring sections for music videos, zines, a gallery, and a hidden secret page for curious visitors. Built as a love letter to old-web culture, the site captures the nostalgic energy of personal homepages with webrings, mood indicators, and a guestbook to match.
https://rpglibrary.org/software/autorealm
AutoRealm is a free, open-source map-making program for tabletop RPGs, created by Andrew Gryc and licensed under the GNU GPL, offering features like fractal lines, hex grids, random name generation, and symbol libraries. Hosted on the RPG Library, this page provides downloads, screenshots, and support links for a capable mapping tool suited for designing castles, cities, and campaign maps.
https://michaelyingling.com/random/calvin_and_hobbes
Michael 'Bing' Yingling built a searchable database of Calvin & Hobbes comic strips, letting fans look up strips by exact phrase or date using the complete comic script and a full image archive. It's a clever tribute tool for die-hard fans of Bill Watterson's beloved comic who want to track down a specific strip or memorable quote.
https://bobbyhiltz.com/
Bobby Hiltz is an English teacher who writes a personal blog covering technology, games, education, and everyday reflections, with a clear lean toward gaming content including reviews of titles like Metroid Prime 4 and arcade collections. Posts like the annual games-played rankings and shooting game reviews give the site a distinct gaming flavor alongside its more personal musings.
https://og.myth-weavers.com/generate_town.php
Myth-Weavers Lethe hosts a random Town Generator for Dungeons & Dragons 3.5e, originally developed by Jamis Buck and maintained by the Myth-Weavers community. Visitors can specify town size, military level, political type, economy, and alignment to instantly generate fully populated D&D settlements complete with NPCs, making it a handy tool for dungeon masters.
https://stlpunkarchive.omeka.net/
Greg Kessler's Archive of St. Louis Punk is a preservation project dedicated to documenting the local punk scene through flyers, records, tapes, shirts, videos, and photos. Built on Omeka, the archive captures the parallel community punks created in St. Louis from its earliest days through its third decade, offering a rich primary-source record for researchers and fans alike.
https://towerofmist.net/cv3
A dedicated shrine to Castlevania 3: Dracula's Curse, created by Elmina and launched in 1999, covering the game's cast, weapons, stages, and sound test. Fans of the classic NES Konami title will find lore-flavored writing, images, a fanlisting, and curated links all celebrating Trevor Belmont's quest through Transylvania.
http://sfnorthwest.org/cons.html
This page appears to be part of the SF Northwest organization website, likely listing science fiction conventions in the Pacific Northwest region. The minimal content visible suggests a conventions calendar or directory for local sci-fi fans.
http://nethack.org/index.html
The official home of NetHack, the legendary open-source roguelike dungeon crawler first released in 1985, offering downloads, patch files, bug lists, developer resources, and release announcements for the latest version 3.6.7. A cornerstone of gaming history, NetHack has even been featured in MoMA's 'Never Alone: Video Games and Other Interactive Design' exhibition, and this site serves as the authoritative hub for everything related to the game.