Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://littlebird.sh/
Sync's cozy personal corner of the internet features a wide range of interests including books, games, music, and original haiku poetry, all wrapped in a charming old-web aesthetic. The site includes a library of favorites, shrines, a newsletter, and a lively 'now' section tracking what Sync is currently reading, playing, and watching.
https://bloodripelives.com/
A personal archive of fanfiction organized by fandom, category, and ship, maintained by a writer who goes by Tei. The site also features a creative prompt generator called 'Will Graham Bicycle Bingo' and a curated bookmarks collection, making it a small but charming corner of fan writing culture.
https://fairyhermit.neocities.org/
Leïla's 'digital garden' is a quiet, whimsical personal site with a fairy hermit aesthetic, inviting visitors to explore through an About page, Map, and Contact section. The minimal structure and enchanting atmosphere suggest a creative personal space still taking shape.
https://springhole.net/writing/does-my-character-idea-work.htm
Springhole.net offers a detailed writing guide by LRC that helps authors evaluate whether their characters are believable, well-rounded, and free from common pitfalls like the overused 'Mary Sue' trope. The article walks writers through eleven self-diagnostic questions covering everything from character flaws and organic storytelling to emotional boundaries between creator and creation.
https://volkolak.nekoweb.org/
Volkolak's personal creative hub, built around writing and original characters, with sections for a blog, bookshelf of original work, and an OC info page. The site has a cozy, work-in-progress charm and is the online home of a writer going by Volk.
https://translunar.academy/
Translunar Academy is the home of the Ætherverse, a multimedia science fiction project by creator Winter set in a future where Autistic technopaths interface directly with machines aboard space colonies. The flagship interactive story Ætherglow updates frequently and is shaped by reader polls, making it a genuinely participatory serialized fiction experience with accompanying art and wiki.
https://faustianlovers.neocities.org/
Faustian Depression is a personal Neocities site by a creator going by Repth, built as a hub for whatever topics and interests they feel like exploring. The site is still in early construction with minimal content, but promises a personal, freeform space in the old-web tradition.
https://vivarism.net/
Flonne Pocket's colorful internet playplace, Vivarism, is a whimsical personal site where she writes memoir pieces, shares daily art, and documents her hobbies and dreams with a joyful, kawaii aesthetic. Visitors will find a yumejoshi corner dedicated to self-insert culture, a gallery of artwork spanning over a decade, sticker commissions, and even a self-insert webring celebrating her fictional romance with Sans from Undertale.
https://sites.pitt.edu/~dash/ashliman.html
The homepage of retired University of Pittsburgh professor D. L. Ashliman, a prolific folklore scholar whose work spans fairy tales, folktales, mythology, and Aesop's fables. The page catalogs his published monographs, encyclopedia contributions, and links to his major web resources including Folktexts and Folklinks, making it an essential gateway to serious folklore research.
https://neglectedbooks.com/?p=42
The Neglected Books Page is a curated guide to forgotten, out-of-print, and overlooked works of fiction and nonfiction, celebrating authors and titles that deserve a second life on readers' shelves. This particular page compiles other websites, BBC radio series, and online communities devoted to rediscovering neglected classics, making it a rich starting point for literary archaeology.