Literature & Writing
874 sites
http://accelerando.org/
Charlie's Diary is the long-running blog of Charles Stross, acclaimed science fiction and fantasy author of the Laundry Files series, the Merchant Princes, and numerous other novels. Visitors will find Stross's sharp commentary on politics, technology, publishing, and the craft of writing, along with updates on his latest books and lively comment threads with hundreds of engaged readers.
https://twelvemen.neocities.org/
Twelve Men is a quirky, under-construction personal site that opens with a collage of literary and cultural quotations spanning Beowulf, James Joyce, Theodore Dreiser, and Apollo 11 trivia, all loosely orbiting the theme of the number twelve. The eclectic mix of references and sardonic humor gives it a distinct voice, though nearly all pages remain marked as under construction.
https://cookiesmoosh.nekoweb.org/index.html
Cookiesmoosh is a handcoded archive dedicated to Cookie Run rarepair fanfiction, collecting stories that pair up unexpected cookie characters submitted by fans of the game. The site organizes its growing library by title, author, category, and dynamic, making it easy to browse the rare-pair corner of the Cookie Run fandom.
https://thegrinder.diabolicalplots.com/
The Submission Grinder is a powerful, donation-supported database and submission tracker designed to help writers of fiction, poetry, and nonfiction find the right markets for their work. With over 19,000 market listings, nearly 800,000 tracked submissions, and advanced search tools, it serves as an essential tool for any writer navigating the publishing landscape.
https://zedas.fr/
Garbage Collector is the personal blog of a French writer, tinkerer, and self-described coffee addict who covers book reviews, science fiction readings, and technical tutorials on topics like Python and Plex. The mix of literary content and geeky how-tos makes it a charming niche space, with posts in both French and English and a focus on authors own published books.
https://22wlp.org/~gautampk
The personal homepage of G. P. Kambhampati, a patent attorney and physics PhD based in London who runs Tamarind, a literary magazine publishing short stories about science and scientists. The site features a feed of thoughtful notes on books, theatre reviews, and essays, alongside links to his CV, git repositories, and political work with Labour groups.
https://kwhitefoot.neocities.org/
Kwhitefoot's personal site centers around a growing book catalogue, with some titles available for sale or free. The site also features scanned vintage magazines including a 1976 Bristol University Rag Mag and the Liverpool Software Gazette from 1980, making it a small but intriguing archive of retro print media.
https://scottisite.neocities.org/
Scott's colorful personal corner of the web features original characters, fan fiction, and creative writing including a 'BarnestonFoster AU' alongside shrines and a quotes collection. The site has a playful, chaotic old-web charm with webrings, a guestbook, and the personality of a teenage creative bursting with brain worms and OC lore.
https://vivarism.net/
Flonne Pocket's colorful internet playplace, Vivarism, is a whimsical personal site where she writes memoir pieces, shares daily art, and documents her hobbies and dreams with a joyful, kawaii aesthetic. Visitors will find a yumejoshi corner dedicated to self-insert culture, a gallery of artwork spanning over a decade, sticker commissions, and even a self-insert webring celebrating her fictional romance with Sans from Undertale.
https://magzine.uk/explore
Magzine.uk is a thoughtful personal site blending essays, cultural commentary, and recommendations across books, music, and film. Visitors will find opinion pieces on figures like John Le Carré, music picks like Endtroducing and Black Secret Technology, and links to webrings including the Geek Ring.