Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://invisibleup.com/
InvisibleUp is the personal corner of an internet creator who calls themselves 'your friendly internet ghost,' offering articles, doodles, and projects. The site blends written content with visual work and personal projects, making it a cozy slice of old-web personality.
https://singingbear.tripod.com/bookpage/index.html
Anitra Freeman's activist-minded book review collection focuses on social justice titles covering homelessness, labor history, poverty, and psychiatric critique. A portion of Amazon purchases made through the site is donated to the Real Change Homeless Empowerment Project, giving the page a distinctly purposeful, community-oriented edge.
https://memory.elliott.computer/
Elliott's "memory site" is a personal web journal with 142 pages of timestamped observations, reflections, and vignettes capturing everyday life across cities like Oakland, NYC, and Stockholm. The writing ranges from intimate personal notes to musings on web culture, making it a quietly compelling record of one person's inner and outer world.
https://heyloura.com/
Hey Loura is the personal blog of Loura, a senior full stack engineer, tai chi teacher, and homeschooling mom who writes about daily life, parenting, technology, and her unique experiment with handwriting blog posts by hand and scanning them. The site blends thoughtful slice-of-life entries with charming hand-drawn doodles, musings on AI in the workplace, and reflections on family milestones.
https://cass.si/
Cass.si is a minimalist personal blog by someone going by 'cass', featuring short, intriguingly titled posts like 'The U+NION building is odd' and 'The Weavers Who Prosper With the Mechanical Loom'. The sparse, text-focused design and eclectic post titles suggest a writer with a curious, literary sensibility.
https://marquisdeclaude.neocities.org/
K. M. Claude's creative hub showcases adult fiction, comics, and character lore centered on the 'Obscene Sacraments' series and other original works, presented through a retro Windows-style desktop interface. Visitors can explore serialized stories, short vignettes, fanart, and an archive of older writings spanning from recent releases back to ancient floppy-disk-era drafts.
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.
The Serving Library
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https://servinglibrary.org/
The Serving Library is an artist-run publishing and archival project featuring a rich journal of essays, artworks, and critical writing by contributors including Tauba Auerbach, Anne Carson, Bruno Munari, and many others. Its collection spans art criticism, experimental writing, graphic design theory, and conceptual pieces, making it a distinctive destination for readers interested in contemporary art and writing culture.
https://racc.blog/
Raccoon's Trash Can is a personal blog where a pseudonymous writer explores the messy, imperfect, and fascinating aspects of being human through short reflective posts. Topics range from ethics and freedom to favourite memes, paired with a curated random quote page and a warm, cozy aesthetic.
http://nhinet.org/babbitt2.htm
The Irving Babbitt Project, maintained by the National Humanities Institute, serves as a scholarly repository dedicated to the thought and legacy of Harvard professor Irving Babbitt, a foundational figure in American literary criticism and humanism. Visitors will find essays, dialogues, and bibliographical resources exploring Babbitt's influence on conservatism, education, literary criticism, and even his surprising impact on Chinese intellectual movements.