Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://bactra.org/notebooks/vance.html
A detailed personal notebook entry devoted to science fiction and fantasy author Jack Vance, offering a thoughtful critical analysis of his distinctive prose style, world-building, and literary influences. The page includes an extensive bibliography covering Vance's SF, fantasy, and mystery works published under various pseudonyms, making it a useful reference for fans and newcomers alike.
https://kasmana.people.charleston.edu/MATHFICT/default.html
The Mathematical Fiction Homepage, maintained by Alex Kasman of the College of Charleston, is a searchable database of over a thousand works of fiction including novels, short stories, films, and comic books that feature mathematics or mathematicians as a central element. Visitors can browse by genre, topic, or medium, making it an invaluable resource for educators, students, and anyone curious about how math appears in storytelling and popular culture.
https://fantast.net/
Biblioholica is an archive and index of fantasy books from the US, UK, Australia, Germany, and Japan, cataloging authors, series, and titles across multiple countries. Still under construction, this multilingual site promises to be a comprehensive reference for fantasy literature enthusiasts looking to discover books across international markets.
https://seventhsanctum.com/
Seventh Sanctum, maintained by Steve Savage since 1999, offers over 150 free random generators covering everything from anime characters and magic spells to sci-fi weapons and story concepts. Whether you need a creative spark for writing, RPG worldbuilding, or just a good laugh, this sprawling toolkit has been a beloved go-to for imaginative minds for decades.
https://smallpancakes.nekoweb.org/
Smallpancakes is a cozy personal blog by a creator who writes about food, travel, web development journeys, and everyday life, hosted on Nekoweb with a warm, handcrafted aesthetic. The site features a blogroll, webrings, guestbook, and a changelog that reflects an active and engaged indie web community participant.
https://vegard.net/
Vegard Skjefstad has been hand-crafting personal essays, one-liners, annual reviews, and commentary on technology and culture since 1999. Features include a daily photo log, a monthly book tracker, 2000+ one-liners, and opinionated posts on topics ranging from music to corporate tech criticism.
https://librivox.org/
LibriVox is a massive volunteer-driven project offering over 21,000 free audiobooks of public domain works, read by contributors from around the world in 49 languages. Visitors can browse the catalog by author, title, genre, or language and download recordings to any device at no cost.
https://reesamarris.bearblog.dev/
Reesa Marris maintains this minimalist blog to share writings, musings, and life updates, with sections dedicated to a movie log and a bookshelf alongside regular posts. The site reflects a literary sensibility, making it a cozy corner for readers interested in personal reflections on books, films, and everyday life.
https://in-aaa.bearblog.dev/bear-blog-question-challenge
Inai's Bear Blog is a personal writing space where the creator reflects on their creative process, social media frustrations, and everyday life through thoughtful, candid journal entries. This particular post tackles a community question challenge about blogging motivations, platform choices, and future plans, giving readers a warm and honest glimpse into the mind behind the site.
https://theie.neocities.org/
Theie's personal link collection gathers tools and resources for writers working in fantasy and historical fiction, covering writing craft, worldbuilding, and linguistics. Curated by a writer who updates the collection as new finds emerge, it serves as a focused reference hub for genre fiction enthusiasts.