Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://bix.blog/
Bix writes a candid, wide-ranging personal blog from St. Johns, Oregon, covering disability, autism, daily life, pop culture, and the indie web with a distinctly thoughtful voice. The site includes a blog restoration project collecting years of past writing, a blogroll, and reflections on topics ranging from Firefly fandom politics to autistic burnout and storytelling craft.
https://shadedsundial.neocities.org/
Shaded Sundial is a moody personal archive on Neocities where the creator shares poetry, short stories, essays, and philosophical journal entries under the banner of bringing genuine expression back to the web. The Anthology section collects original creative works while the Journal covers personal ideas, politics, and philosophy, all wrapped in an old-web aesthetic.
https://monsterousseas.neocities.org/
Paracosm is a beautifully themed personal site built around the concept of imaginary worlds, drawing inspiration from beloved fictional universes like Middle Earth, Narnia, Hogwarts, and Faerûn. The creator organizes their memories, dreams, and personal identity through a richly layered structure of "Stages" and "Rooms," with graphics inspired by Tony DiTerlizzi's Spiderwick Chronicles illustrations.
https://thedressedmolerat.github.io/
The Dressed Mole-Rat is a creative personal site by a 17-year-old Swedish enthusiast of constructed languages, typography, and ambigrams, with a strong focus on toki pona, a minimalist conlang with only 139 words. The site features original ambigram creations, a generator tool, font appreciation, and even a hidden toki pona version of the homepage, making it a delightful rabbit hole for language nerds.
https://pulpmags.org/
The Pulp Magazines Project is an open-access digital archive dedicated to the preservation and scholarly study of pulpwood fiction magazines from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, featuring over 425 full-text digital objects. Visitors can explore cover galleries spanning 1896 to 1946, contextual and biographical essays, and a digital archives hub, making it an invaluable resource for researchers of popular print culture history.
https://besix.neocities.org/
A hauntingly minimalist personal site called 'unholy ghost' with a Dante-inspired greeting that sets a dark, gothic tone. Almost entirely bare of content, it offers little more than an evocative title and atmospheric mood.
https://starbreaker.org/
Matthew Cambion's personal site is home to his self-described 'rock operatic science fantasy' saga called Starbreaker, a project he has been developing since 1996 inspired by heavy metal, prog rock, and authors like Michael Moorcock. Visitors can explore original fiction, a blog he calls a 'grimoire,' a gallery, a zine, and a scratch pad for random musings, all delivered with a distinctly metal attitude.
https://discombobulated.co.nz/
Jess Nickelsen's personal blog covers her life as a writer, gamer, and mum in Wellington, New Zealand, with posts ranging from creative writing updates to health challenges and solo RPG adventures. The site leans heavily into writing craft and personal reflection, making it a warm and candid read for anyone interested in the creative life.
https://wanderwren.neocities.org/
Wren's Library is a personal creative writing site by the user Wren, featuring fanfiction and original projects hosted on Neocities. The site links to AO3 and SquidgeWorld profiles, suggesting a focus on fan fiction writing, and is currently undergoing a redesign overhaul.
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.