Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://sculk.nekoweb.org/
Kit/Andy/Jamie's personal creative archive, themed around Minecraft's sculk biome, collects original prose, poetry, and webweaves they're proud of alongside shrines and personal musings. The site leans heavily into creative writing and fan fiction, with links to an AO3 profile and a changelog full of newly posted fics.
https://readtheprintedword.org/
Read the Printed Word is a pledge campaign and button resource for people who champion physical books and printed text in the digital age. Visitors can grab one of several embeddable web buttons to display on their own sites, declaring their commitment to reading on paper.
http://jamesbranchcabell.org/eddison/eddison_links_main.html
A dedicated section of The Silver Stallion website focused on E.R. Eddison, the British civil servant, Norse scholar, and heroic fantasy author best known for 'The Worm Ouroboros.' Visitors will find a curated collection of links and resources covering Eddison's bibliography, encyclopedia entries, and even a full text of his most celebrated work.
https://invadergvim.neocities.org/
Invader Gvim and a small collective of writers, musicians, poets, and a researcher share their creative work through this literature-focused database organized by author. The site celebrates the web revival ethos with a warm, unapologetic voice and invites visitors to explore original literary and artistic output from its contributors.
https://tosatur.com/
Tosatur's personal website hosts an eclectic mix of original writing, self-developed video games, software projects, photography, and even constructed languages. Part of the XXIIVV Webring, this thoughtfully crafted site reflects a creator with genuinely diverse technical and artistic pursuits.
http://bitingdogpress.com/
Biting Dog Press is a small press publisher offering eBooks featuring works by notable horror and dark fiction authors including Jack Ketchum, Neil Gaiman, and Nancy Collins. The site highlights collaborations between writers like Brian Keene and visual artist George A. Walker, making it a destination for fans of literary horror and illustrated fiction.
https://merryjest.neocities.org/
Merryjest, also known as Maus Merryjest, runs this nostalgic personal corner of the web with a retro 1995-era aesthetic, complete with a guestbook and blog updates. The site leans into old-web vibes with a warm, conversational tone that invites visitors to settle in and get acquainted with its creator.
https://chuck.is/
Chuck Carroll's personal homepage highlights his passions for reading and writing, alongside interests in Jiu-Jitsu and computer tinkering. The site offers a 'Now' page and RSS feed to follow his current pursuits, making it a compact but well-organized window into his life.
https://aworkinglibrary.com/
Mandy Brown's 'A Working Library' is a thoughtful blog weaving together reading notes, essays on work, and reflections on technology through the lens of books she's engaged with. Visitors will find richly considered posts connecting works by Virginia Woolf, Ursula K. Le Guin, Audre Lorde, and other authors to contemporary questions about labor, burnout, and political life.
https://notes-from-michaels-desk.neocities.org/
Michael's cozy neocities corner is a self-described void-screaming space for hyperfixations, original characters, shrines, and scattered thoughts powered by caffeine and sleep deprivation. Visitors can explore sections like 'Mike Vs. The Hyperfixation,' 'The Ambrose Archives,' and fan shrines covering interests like Red Dead Redemption and the band The Mechanisms.