Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://like-the-witches.neocities.org/
SlayerSalem is a personal Neocities page belonging to a enthusiast of Discworld novels, with the Terry Pratchett series currently dominating their interests alongside games like Hades and Darksiders, shows like MASH, and bands like Green Day. The site features stamps, fanlistings, a guestbook, cliques, and webring memberships, with the creator openly looking for fellow Discworld readers to connect with.
https://tracydurnell.com/feed
Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden is a thoughtful personal blog where the author shares links, reflections, and commentary on topics ranging from politics and current events to books, music, and everyday life. The mix of curated reading notes, weeknotes documenting garden observations and media consumed, and longer commentary makes it a rich digital commonplace book.
https://bartz.works/
Joshua Bartz's personal site blends short articles, notes, and reading lists into a thoughtful record of his intellectual life, with sections for a digital garden, library, and seasonal music playlists. The mix of book recommendations, personal essays, and cassette culture curiosity makes it a warm and eclectic corner of the web.
https://lambbones.neocities.org/
Lamb Bones is a personal site by a creator who goes by Lambbones, featuring fanfiction, original art, coding experiments, and personal musings presented with a graveyard aesthetic. The site spans multiple fandoms and creative outlets, with content flagged as mature and a cozy old-web feel complete with webrings and decorative gifs.
https://sftn.github.io/
SFTN is a minimalist personal site hosting a numbered series of short prose and poetic pieces titled 'strings from the network,' ranging from raw emotional outbursts to philosophical manifestos about internet identity. Each entry reads like a fragment of digital consciousness, blending personal struggle with cultural commentary on technology, power, and belonging.
https://sfbookcase.com/
SFBookcase.com is a community-driven reference database cataloguing hundreds of science fiction, fantasy, and horror novels along with their authors, ISBNs, and user reviews. Visitors can browse the latest additions, rate books, recommend authors, and explore linked author websites, making it a handy hub for genre fiction enthusiasts.
https://thedressedmolerat.github.io/
The Dressed Mole-Rat is a creative personal site by a 17-year-old Swedish enthusiast of constructed languages, typography, and ambigrams, with a strong focus on toki pona, a minimalist conlang with only 139 words. The site features original ambigram creations, a generator tool, font appreciation, and even a hidden toki pona version of the homepage, making it a delightful rabbit hole for language nerds.
https://pfhawkins.com/
P.F. Hawkins runs a wide-ranging personal blog described as 'a commonplace of sorts,' covering topics from Emacs workflows and cryptography to book reviews, storytelling theory, and philosophical musings. Posts like 'The Gamification of Storytelling,' reviews of Samuel Delany and Connie Willis novels, and meditations on writing make this a thoughtful literary and ideas-driven space.
https://arlita.neocities.org/
Arlita's cozy corner of the web is a personal blog and gathering place for her thoughts, writings, and a planned physical inventory showcase. The site has a warm, casual voice and an old-web aesthetic, with ongoing plans to expand into photo documentation of her real-world belongings.
https://runs.lol/
A personal weblog hosted on weblog.lol where the author shares posts, photos, and musings collected from years of blogging across various platforms. The site features an archive, a 'random post' function, and a 'on this day' section that gives it a reflective, diary-like quality.