Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://cordwainer-smith.com/
Created by his own daughter, this comprehensive tribute site celebrates the visionary science fiction author Cordwainer Smith, born Paul M. A. Linebarger, and his unforgettable stories set in the Instrumentality of Mankind universe. Visitors will find a full bibliography, scholarly resources, fan discussion, a Rediscovery Award history, and personal reflections from someone who grew up in Smith's extraordinary orbit.
https://skrillien.neocities.org/
Skrillien's cozy Neocities homepage is a hub for original characters, fan fiction, and creative projects, with plans to host fics alongside their existing AO3 presence. The site is still growing but already features friend links, webrings, and a curated selection of beloved fandom and fanfic-adjacent sites.
https://ruk.ca/
Peter Rukavina has been writing this richly personal blog from Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island since 1999, accumulating over 25 years of posts about printmaking, letterpress, technology, daily life, and the people he loves. The site blends handcrafted artistry with digital tinkering, featuring original sketches, audio posts, and occasional print projects from his Queen Square Press.
https://paul.fragara.com/
Paul Capron's minimalist personal site serves as a hub for his written publications, all dedicated to the public domain for free use. The site is sparse but principled, linking to a GitLab repository for version history and offering direct contact for the French-speaking author.
https://kindthatcomprehend.neocities.org/
Barry, known online as Dr. Worm, built this colorful Neocities personal site as a creative escape from modern social media, featuring shrines, a poetry blog, and personal updates about life with ADHD. The site has a warm, nostalgic indie-web personality with link buttons, cliques, a guestbook, and connections to various personal projects.
https://myboringlife.online/
Firda, a 50-something child-free Canadian, chronicles the quiet pleasures of everyday life including thrifting, houseplants, baking, and the occasional web experiment in her charmingly self-deprecating personal blog. Her 'Weird Web October' challenge, where she built a new mini-website every day in October, reveals a creative side that makes this much more than a typical slice-of-life journal.
https://library.xandra.cc/
The Library of Alexandra is a thoughtfully curated essay catalogue by Xandra, organized into categories like Lifestyle and Internet, with personal reflections on topics ranging from burnout and being childfree to fandom and the small web. The site's charming OS-terminal aesthetic frames each essay as a file in a digital library, making browsing feel like exploring a personal archive.
https://cervidaze.me/
Cervidaze is the personal blog and creative home of Reyn, a revival of an earlier blogging project built as a love letter to the indie web and the curious, unmonetized internet of the past. Visitors will find blog posts, essays, a curated media page, and an interests section, all wrapped in a handcrafted site with a music player and thoughtful changelog.
https://caesthoffe.neocities.org/
The Archives is a sprawling personal site by caesthoffe, featuring journal entries, a dream journal, shrines to morbid topics, and outlinks to a curated web neighborhood. Written by a gay trans adult with an unflinching voice, the site covers everything from dark research interests to personal life reflections with candor and personality.
http://infinityplus.co.uk/
Infinity Plus is a long-running genre fiction publisher and showcase featuring science fiction, fantasy, horror, and crime works from authors including Stephen Baxter, Robert Holdstock, and Lisa Tuttle. The site offers ebooks and print titles alongside an archived online fiction showcase boasting over 2.1 million words of stories, 1000 book reviews, and 100 interviews.