Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://fogsrollingin.neocities.org/fic
A fanfiction masterpost by a prolific hurt/comfort writer whose work spans fandoms including Good Omens, Supernatural, Sandman, Murderbot, and Yuri on Ice. The site offers downloadable epubs of original fic, rec lists, fandom-specific writing resources, and essays on topics like curating your online fandom experience.
https://neustadt.fr/
Parimal Satyal's personal website blends thoughtful essays on the open web, languages, aviation, and technology with his retro synthwave music project Snow Circuit. Standout pieces like 'Rediscovering the Small Web' and 'Against an Increasingly User-Hostile Web' have gained wide recognition, making this a genuinely compelling destination for fans of the indie and small web movement.
https://maevedarcy.neocities.org/
Maevedarcy's personal site hosts adult-oriented fan writing and fan art, presented as a classic old-web 'corner of the internet' with an age gate before entry. The creator identifies primarily as a fan writer and fan artist, making this a creative hub for fandom-based work.
https://pon-lacarney.neocities.org/
Pon LaCarney's cozy neocities corner features a blog, a reading log, a listening log, and original short stories written in Spanish. The site also highlights a CD collection page and recommends browsing while listening to Tango by Charly García and Pedro Aznar, giving it a distinctly literary and musical Latin American flavor.
http://jamesbranchcabell.org/eddison/eddison_links_main.html
A dedicated section of The Silver Stallion website focused on E.R. Eddison, the British civil servant, Norse scholar, and heroic fantasy author best known for 'The Worm Ouroboros.' Visitors will find a curated collection of links and resources covering Eddison's bibliography, encyclopedia entries, and even a full text of his most celebrated work.
http://sybertooth.com/blaylock
A comprehensive fan resource dedicated to Philip K. Dick and World Fantasy Award-winning author James P. Blaylock, covering his fantasy and steampunk novels including the Langdon St. Ives series, The Elfin Ship, and Homunculus. Visitors will find synopses, bibliographies, cover art galleries, biographical information, and an archived discussion board, all maintained since 1995.
http://gormenghastcastle.co.uk/links.html
Gormenghast Castle is a dedicated fan site celebrating Mervyn Peake's Titus Groan trilogy and the BBC television adaptation, featuring a shop, cast pages, articles, and curated links to related resources. It serves as a thoughtful hub for fans of Peake's gothic fantasy world, pointing visitors toward the official Mervyn Peake estate, the Peake Studies periodical, and even a Gormenghast opera.
http://endless.hu/
Endless.hu is a Hungarian-language review and essay site covering books, comics, and films with a strong lean toward fantasy, sci-fi, and horror literature, including deep dives into H.P. Lovecraft and his modern followers. Contributors like Norfren, brainoiz, and A Nagy Levin offer thoughtful, in-depth write-ups on authors ranging from Neil Gaiman and William Gibson to Greg Keyes and Viktor Pelevin.
https://jangobrecht.com/
Jan's personal internet playground, hosted in Edinburgh, Scotland, where he shares blog posts, photos, and reflections on life, cycling, and personal growth. The site blends a warm, welcoming tone with a distinctly old-web spirit, complete with a guestbook, GPG key, and a hit counter starting from the Unix epoch.
https://steelypips.org/weblog/2008/05/chesteron_thursday
Kate Nepveu's 'Outside of a Dog' is a long-running book log reviewing fiction across genres, from general fiction and SF to mystery and historical novels. This entry offers a witty take on G.K. Chesterton's 'The Man Who Was Thursday,' with reader discussion in the comments stretching into theological interpretation.