Literature & Writing
874 sites
http://florsnieuweblog.blogspot.com/
Flor Vandekerckhove has been publishing columns, memoirs, reading notes, essays, polemics, short stories, and poems on this Dutch-language Belgian blog since 1988, making it a remarkably long-running literary journal of one person's intellectual life. The site covers Flemish literature, authors like Ivo Michiels, Mei 68 cultural memory, and the fading world of a self-described 'soixantehuitard' babyboomer with hundreds of tagged entries across dozens of themes.
https://themurasakidiaries.blogspot.com/
The Murasaki Diaries is a personal blog by Eugene, a self-described INFP who writes slice-of-life entries peppered with enthusiasm for old K-pop and J-pop, particularly idol Akanishi Jin. The blog blends casual daily journaling with a love of vintage web aesthetics, featuring friend links, custom layouts, and a warm community vibe.
https://iris.eus/
Iris' personal corner of the web is a thoughtful multilingual digital garden featuring blog posts in Spanish and English on topics like loneliness, Buddhism, relationships, and modern life. The site embraces old-web values by deliberately avoiding tracking, cookies, ads, and social sharing buttons, presenting itself as a simple collection of ideas and reflections.
http://emcit.com/
Emerald City is a long-running science fiction and fantasy book review zine edited by Cheryl Morgan, covering authors like Gene Wolfe, Susanna Clarke, and Umberto Eco across 134 issues. The site includes back issues, interviews, movie reviews, and convention coverage, and was even nominated for a Hugo Award for Best Fanzine in 2003.
https://shipwrecklibrary.com/borges/borges-links
Shipwreck Library is a deeply curated reference site devoted to Jorge Luis Borges (and James Joyce), gathering links to biographies, criticism, audio readings, film, and music inspired by each author. The Borges section alone spans dozens of organized subcategories covering his fiction, poetry, interviews, philosophical and religious criticism, and even composers influenced by his work.
http://louisehart.4mg.com/
Louise Hart is an author, poet, and photojournalist who uses this site to showcase and sell her self-published ebooks and CD collections, covering topics ranging from pet spirituality to poetry and short fiction. Visitors can browse titles like 'Pet Angels,' 'Letters from the Prison and Yard,' and 'Spring Songs,' with contact information provided for purchasing first-edition multimedia collections.
https://v6.robweychert.com/blog/2021/01/my-typical-day
Rob Weychert is a Philadelphia-based designer and artist whose blog covers his daily routines, year-in-review reflections, and personal observations with a sharp, self-deprecating wit. This particular post joins a chain of bloggers documenting their typical days, touching on RSS feeds, doomscrolling, workouts, TV, and books in a candid slice-of-life style.
https://tracydurnell.com/
Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden is a thoughtful digital garden by a writer and designer based in Seattle, covering topics like the future of the internet, creative processes, fiction writing, and cultural criticism. The site blends long-form blog posts, weeknotes, book reviews, music listening logs, and curated links into a richly layered personal knowledge base.
https://sydnia.neocities.org/
Syd's ever-evolving personal archive blends journal-style night logs, introspective writing, and a moving moodboard gallery called étoile into a poetic corner of the web. The site reflects its creator's ongoing self-discovery, with personality quizzes, diary entries, and a growing collection of web neighbor links adding to its intimate, expressive charm.
https://middle-earth.org/silmarillion
Mythopoeia is the official TFL-approved fanlisting for J.R.R. Tolkien's posthumously published masterwork, The Silmarillion, celebrating the deep mythological history of Arda. Created by Kirryn and featuring artwork by Ted Nasmith, it invites fans of Tolkien's most epic and tragic work to add their names to its growing membership list.