Literature & Writing
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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://tuesdaysplace.neocities.org/
Tuesday's Place is a richly layered personal site featuring shrines to Serial Experiments Lain, Disco Elysium, and Stranger Things alongside original creative work including worldbuilding, original characters, songwriting, and zines. Visitors can also explore conlang games, a food diary, playlists, small artist recommendations, and a design tutorial, making this a genuinely eclectic creative hub.
https://daniel.industries/
Daniel's personal site weaves together music, writing, and blog posts under the evocative tagline 'seeking, stories, beauty, meaning.' The site spans creative output across multiple disciplines, with dedicated sections for original writing and music alongside a personal blog.
https://unsongbook.com/
Unsong is a sprawling online novel by Scott Alexander, blending Kabbalah, theodicy, and alternate history into a wildly inventive work of speculative fiction where the universe runs on divine programming and names of God are literal source code. With over 70 chapters organized into biblical "Books," complete with interludes and author notes, it is a landmark of web serial fiction beloved for its intellectual depth and relentless wordplay.
https://aworkinglibrary.com/
Mandy Brown's 'A Working Library' is a thoughtful blog weaving together reading notes, essays on work, and reflections on technology through the lens of books she's engaged with. Visitors will find richly considered posts connecting works by Virginia Woolf, Ursula K. Le Guin, Audre Lorde, and other authors to contemporary questions about labor, burnout, and political life.
https://zetagirls.neocities.org/
Zeta Girls is a Gundam fan fiction by Papaya Starlight, set in Universal Century 0090 after the events of Zeta Gundam and Gundam ZZ, following beloved characters like Kamille, Fa, Judau, and the Puru twins as they navigate peaceful post-war lives as a self-made idol group. With multiple volumes and regularly updated chapters, this is a lovingly crafted slice-of-life continuation for fans who wanted a happier ending for the ZZ cast.
https://talesfromthestars.ink/
Tales from the Stars is a creative writing site presenting original fairy tales with a lyrical, mystical bent, exploring themes of transformation, community, and the unknown through the lens of starlight and storytelling. The site invites visitors into a world of maiden and monster, human and other, reimagining fairy tale traditions for those who find themselves outside conventional community.
https://floralchai.neocities.org/
Floralchai is a charming personal Neocities site by a creator known as Tsukinio, covering personal thoughts, self-reflection, and interests ranging from Chiikawa and Sanrio to CLAMP works and Pop Team Epic. The site features a whimsical 'miracle land' aesthetic with interactive image surprises, a guestbook garden, webrings, and cliques for fans of cute Japanese media.
https://fairygore.neocities.org/
Tehsin's personal corner of the web, Fairygore, is a richly atmospheric site centered on writing, book reports, media logs, and literary shrines with a dark, whimsical aesthetic. Visitors will find original writing, reflections on books and films, and featured tributes to authors like Cormac McCarthy, all wrapped in an evocative old-web style.
https://acomediahumana.blogspot.com/
A Brazilian Portuguese literary blog where the author reflects on books, memory, and reading life with warmth and wit, discussing authors like Faulkner, Virginia Woolf, and Hemingway alongside personal anecdotes. The writing is intimate and essayistic, blending cultural commentary with self-deprecating humor about forgotten plots and half-remembered classics.