Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://danij.bearblog.dev/
Dani is a Sydney-based architectural designer and podcast producer who writes in both Mandarin and English about books, films, running, knitting, and history. The site also features a Mandarin-language podcast called 管中豹 covering literature like Margaret Atwood's MaddAddam Trilogy, alongside a solo journaling RPG project in development.
http://tilde.club/~droob/index.html
Droob's tilde.club page is a quirky, essayistic personal site built around a curated reading list and brief reflections on books, articles, and everyday observations. The writing has a warm, offbeat voice, touching on titles like Seamus Heaney's Beowulf and A Pattern Language alongside musings on TV show speedups and five-year diaries.
https://scarecrowkid.net/
Scarecrow Kid greets visitors with an atmospheric, story-like intro set in a sunflower field with a cozy cottage, hinting at a whimsical fantasy-themed personal site. The evocative writing and mysterious imagery suggest creative storytelling or a narrative-driven personal space waiting behind the 'ENTER' portal.
https://greycloak.neocities.org/
Greycloak's personal neocities site covers music, thoughts, cats, and writings with a distinctly unfiltered, darkly humorous voice and a long list of content warnings for mature themes. The navigation hints at a creative, multi-section space with sections for music and original writings, making it a quirky corner of the indie web built for adults who appreciate weird and surreal humor.
https://jasonjournals.com/
Jason Journals is the personal blog of Jason, a Gen X Texan who writes about everyday life, family, faith, and tech observations with a casual and genuine voice. Posts range from reflections on grief and unexpected hospital stays to quick takes on new Apple hardware, making it a warm slice-of-life read.
https://analognowhere.com/wiki/sacc_bagari
Analognowhere hosts a collaborative wiki documenting a richly detailed fictional universe, complete with invented nations, political factions, and characters like Sacc Bagari, the CEO-President who triggered a world-ending nuclear war. The setting blends cyberpunk, post-apocalyptic, and corporate dystopia themes into what appears to be a long-running shared creative project with a cast of dozens of named characters and lore entries.
https://kersplat.neocities.org/
Carly's personal Neocities space, based in the UK, featuring a diary, an about page, and an outgoing links section. The site is a minimalist personal homepage in the classic old-web style, still in early stages with very little content visible.
http://fan.dragonspeaker.com/beowulf
Warrior is a thefanlistings.org-approved fanlisting dedicated exclusively to the ancient Old English epic poem Beowulf, focusing on the original literary work rather than any modern adaptations. With members from 11 countries, it celebrates the timeless themes of heroism, monsters, and courage found in this anonymous masterpiece.
https://michaellabbe.bearblog.dev/bear-blog-question-challenge
Michael Labbe's personal blog on Bear Blog covers random thoughts, wrestling, and reflections on life, including this fun Q&A challenge about his blogging history stretching back to 1994. With interests ranging from Ray Bradbury to pro wrestling, Michael brings a casual, conversational voice to topics that span decades of online writing experience.
https://sekh-net.nekoweb.org/
Sekh-net is a creative worldbuilding project presenting a fictional setting called Sekharu as if it were real, complete with weather reports, upcoming events, community forums, and lore about its inhabitants. The site mimics the format of a vintage community news portal for an invented culture, making it a fascinating piece of interactive speculative fiction.