Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://numbersstory.com/
Numbers Story is a sprawling personal headworld and paracosm created around 2010, documenting dozens of interconnected worlds, gods, timelines, and over 1,000 individual characters through dense lore and worldbuilding pages. The site features an elaborate magic system, character profiles, browser mini-games, and site achievements, making it a richly interactive archive of one creator's imaginative universe.
https://victorianweb.org/authors/carroll/related.html
A curated links page from the Victorian Web pointing visitors to related online resources about Lewis Carroll, including word search tools, literary societies, and Carroll-focused collections. Part of a larger academic Victorian literature resource, this page serves as a jumping-off point for researchers and Carroll enthusiasts seeking deeper study.
https://chrisjung.xyz/
Chris Jung writes candid personal essays in German about aging, self-employment, anxiety, and life philosophy, sharing reflections on everything from greying hair to the pursuit of perfection. With over 200 archived posts and a deliberately tracker-free, human-written approach, this blog offers an intimate window into one person's ongoing search for meaning and clarity.
https://aroceu.com/
Arrow's personal hub at aroceu.com is home to an obsessive writer, fujoshi, and fandom archivist who dives deep into fanfiction, pop music, movies, and a sprawling list of beloved fandoms. The site features a personal log, creative writing, gifts, a fannish library, and a lively guestbook, all wrapped in a warmly chaotic old-web aesthetic.
https://missymjwrites.neocities.org/
Missy is a queer disabled Australian writer who uses this neocities site to house her fiction and non-fiction portfolio, covering sci-fi, urban fantasy, and games journalism. Visitors can explore her published pieces, read blog entries about her life and hyperfixations, and get a peek into the creative mind behind the work.
https://thelocalyarn.com/excursus/secretary/posts/web-books.html
Joel Dueck explores the fragility of web publishing and makes a passionate case for treating web content more like durable books in this thoughtful essay. The piece reflects on the impermanence of websites, the loss of GeoCities, and proposes a future where web writing outlasts its servers the way printed books outlast their authors.
https://tur11ngery.neocities.org/
ANTE-HELL greets visitors with the iconic inscription from Dante's Inferno, Canto 3, rendered in Longfellow's 1867 translation as a dramatic portal. The site appears to be a minimalist entry point themed around Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, evoking the gates of Hell with poetic atmosphere.
https://kwhitefoot.neocities.org/
Kwhitefoot's personal site centers around a growing book catalogue, with some titles available for sale or free. The site also features scanned vintage magazines including a 1976 Bristol University Rag Mag and the Liverpool Software Gazette from 1980, making it a small but intriguing archive of retro print media.
https://odukorachronicles.neocities.org/
Odukora Chronicles is the passion project of hobbyist artist and writer Mauve (Myxraeth), dedicated to archiving the lore, characters, and stories of their original fictional universe called Odukora, which has been in development since 2018. Visitors can explore an expansive headworld complete with original stories like "The Eternal: Fallout" and "Paradigm of Empyrean," character pages, and detailed world-building lore.
https://kirillov.neocities.org/
Kirillov's Musings is the personal writing space of someone going by Kirillov, offering a self-described 'compendium of bleak thoughts' alongside a Goodreads integration for book-related content. The minimalist setup and literary reference in the pseudonym hint at a thoughtful, introspective writing blog worth checking in on.