Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://the-displeasure.nekoweb.org/
Jinx, a 22-year-old from Argentina, built this cozy corner of the web to share thoughts on books, personal projects, and small blog posts away from the noise of social media. The site has a particular focus on historical fiction and classic authors like Jane Austen, with a warm, community-minded spirit and a changelog that shows steady, loving development.
http://wheatlandpress.com/
Wheatland Press is a small independent publisher specializing in speculative fiction anthologies and collections, including the critically acclaimed Polyphony series edited by Deborah Layne and Jay Lake. The site showcases award-winning authors like David D. Levine and Bradley Denton, offering direct purchasing of signed hardcovers and limited-edition titles alongside submission guidelines for writers.
http://hyperreal.org/~mpesce
Mark Pesce's original 1994 homepage is a sprawling archive of his written works, lectures, rituals, essays, and interviews spanning topics from virtual reality to spirituality to Burning Man. A pioneering figure in VR and internet culture, Pesce shares everything from Wired magazine articles to spiritual reflections, making this a fascinating time capsule of early web intellectual life.
http://rusf.ru/english
A comprehensive English-language portal dedicated to contemporary Russian science fiction and fantasy, featuring dedicated sections for prominent authors like the Strugatsky Brothers, Sergey Lukyanenko, and Nick Perumov. Edited by Dmitriy Vatolin and active since 1996, the site offers bibliographies, interviews, reviews, and SF award information, making it a rare gateway for English-speaking readers into the world of Russian speculative fiction.
https://hosentaschenblog.org/
Hosentaschenblog is a minimalist German-language personal blog running since 2021, built without PHP, JavaScript, or WordPress, focusing on everyday reflections, personal experiences, and slice-of-life musings. Posts cover topics ranging from household observations and sleep troubles to heavier subjects like war and personal trauma, all presented in a deliberately stripped-down, text-only style.
https://hatedlove6.neocities.org/
HatedLove6 is building a NeoCities archive of their two-decade writing journey, hosting fan fiction, original character outlines, and articles on topics like Mary-Sues and writing craft. The site traces back to early Quizilla and FFNet roots and aims to collect all their creative works in one organized, mobile-friendly space.
https://fairyhermit.neocities.org/
Leïla's 'digital garden' is a quiet, whimsical personal site with a fairy hermit aesthetic, inviting visitors to explore through an About page, Map, and Contact section. The minimal structure and enchanting atmosphere suggest a creative personal space still taking shape.
https://angelmori.neocities.org/
Angelmori is a thoughtfully curated personal site where the creator shares book reviews, poetry, and reflections inspired by philosophy and literature, including works by Camus, Thich Nhat Hanh, and Lao Tzu. The site has a dreamy, hopeful aesthetic and features a growing library of literary reviews, a blog, and even a fan shrine, making it a warm and intellectually curious corner of the web.
https://havensworn.neocities.org/
A atmospheric personal site with a woodland aesthetic, featuring a library and stories section that suggests a focus on original fiction and creative writing. The site's moody, nature-themed design and navigation sections like 'library' and 'stories' point to a creative writing haven tucked away in a cozy corner of the web.
https://fromemily.com/
Emily Moran Barwick's personal blog is a refreshingly honest space where she commits to being messy, imperfect, and 'too much' rather than a curated, sanitized version of herself. Posts range from creative introspection to open letters and existential musings, making it a compelling read for anyone drawn to raw, unfiltered personal writing.