Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://yinji.org/
Run by Chinese blogger 胡和先 (Hu Hexian), this personal blog called 印记 (Yinji) captures daily life reflections, weekly journals, holiday memories, and thoughtful essays written in Chinese since 2018. With nearly 200 articles, over 500,000 characters written, and a warm community of commenters, it reads like a genuine literary diary of one person's evolving life.
https://leilukin.com/
Leilukin's Hub is the personal website of Leilukin, a queer and autistic non-binary lesbian from Malaysia, featuring a blog, articles, projects, and fan shrines organized across a well-structured archive. The site reflects a thoughtful approach to indie web culture, with sections on accessibility, a colophon, changelogs, and a Palestine solidarity spotlight making it a rich and values-driven personal corner of the web.
https://tracybarnettonline.com/
Tracy Barnett is a journalist whose site showcases her work including The Esperanza Project, a reporting initiative focused on Latin American communities and indigenous culture. The evocative sample text about a Mayan temazcal ceremony hints at the immersive, literary quality of her long-form journalism.
https://5eersha.neocities.org/
Saoirse's personal corner of the web features a blog where she reflects on the meaning of the internet, personal changes, and life away from social media algorithms. The site is a work in progress as she learns HTML and CSS, with a changelog tracking her ongoing efforts to build something truly her own.
https://drinkmoretea.neocities.org/
Kali's cozy personal site centers on fanfiction, fandom, and the slower pleasures of life, built around a love of tea as a metaphor for savoring simple joys. Visitors can explore her blog, books, and fanfiction sections alongside her interests in Star Wars, DC, Transformers, BNHA, and more.
https://darthmall.net/
W. Evan Sheehan's personal blog covers a wide range of topics including technology, parenting, travel, climate, and the IndieWeb movement, with posts stretching back to 2009. The archive spans over a decade of writing, and the tag cloud reveals an eclectic mix of interests from JavaScript and Eleventy to bicycles, photography, and Lunar New Year traditions.
https://martinas-library.neocities.org/
Martina's Library is the creative writing home of Martina (Mara), a South Italian digital artist who writes fanfiction and original work, all guaranteed human-written without AI assistance. Visitors can explore her collection of fanfictions and miscellaneous writing, with some explicit content tucked behind a password.
https://scrundle.neocities.org/
Scrundle-Net is a minimalist personal site by a creator who goes by Scrundle, featuring articles, a blog, and a links section updated on a casual schedule. The sparse, dry humor in the site's description gives it a laid-back charm typical of indie personal web spaces.
http://hyperreal.org/~mpesce
Mark Pesce's original 1994 homepage is a sprawling archive of his written works, lectures, rituals, essays, and interviews spanning topics from virtual reality to spirituality to Burning Man. A pioneering figure in VR and internet culture, Pesce shares everything from Wired magazine articles to spiritual reflections, making this a fascinating time capsule of early web intellectual life.
https://joppiesaus.neocities.org/
Joppiesaus's eclectic personal corner of the web features a journal, original art, recipes, dream logs, and a story section alongside a curated list of favorite Neocities neighbors. The site has a charmingly chaotic, handcrafted old-web energy with quirky humor, random text fragments, and a genuinely playful voice throughout.