Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://djbuckfreelance.neocities.org/
David J. Buck, a journalist and multimedia specialist known for his work at Tedium and appearances on The Dr. Demento Show, showcases his freelance writing, copywriting, audio production, and video editing services here. The site features a portfolio of published essays covering topics like NES homebrew games, CB radio history, Frank Zappa, and Halloween pop culture, making it a compelling sample of his wide-ranging content work.
https://uchronia.net/
Uchronia, maintained by Robert B. Schmunk since 1991, is a massive bibliography of approximately 3500 novels, stories, essays, and collections spanning the alternate history genre. It organizes works by author, language, series, and thematic divergence points, making it an essential reference for fans of 'what if' fiction.
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://skep.place/
Skep's Place is a charming personal site by someone called Skep, featuring snarky classic literature summaries, cocktail guides, deep dives into Calvin and Hobbes' Hobbes, and gaming thoughts on the Playdate handheld and other titles. The site has a warm, witty personality and covers a surprisingly wide range of interests with genuine care and humor.
https://cosmos-serial.com/the-cosmos-issues/cosmos-arrives-july-1933
The Cosmos Project is a dedicated archival site bringing back to life 'Cosmos,' a collaborative serial science fiction novel published in 1933 by legendary pulp authors including E.E. Smith, John W. Campbell, A. Merritt, and Edmond Hamilton. Visitors can read all 17 chapters, explore the history of the novel's original printer Conrad H. Ruppert, and discover why this ambitious early sci-fi experiment was considered both a triumph and a failure.
http://jamesbranchcabell.org/
The Silver Stallion is a comprehensive resource dedicated to the life and works of James Branch Cabell (1879-1958), the American fantasy and historical fiction author best known for 'Jurgen.' Created by John Thorne and Bill Lloyd, the site features illustrated bibliographies, collector's guides, scholarly essays, maps of Cabell's fictional world, and an archive of the journal 'Kalki and The Cabellian,' making it an essential destination for fans and researchers alike.
https://marisabel.nl/
Marisabel's 'Konfetti Explorations' is a richly layered digital garden where a Puerto Rican living in the Netherlands shares her drawings, blog posts, poems, short stories, and an extensive reading log. The site blends IndieWeb sensibilities with a warm, handcrafted aesthetic, offering sketches, a library catalog, a microblog, essays, and even a guestbook for visitors to leave a note.
https://balonso.com/
Brian Alonso is an aerospace engineer and writer based in Raleigh, North Carolina who publishes personal essays and short fiction exploring human flourishing, first-principles thinking, and the nature of creativity. The site blends reflective blog posts with original short stories, offering a thoughtful mix of philosophical musing and narrative writing.
http://leahneukirchen.org/tmp/www.geocities.com/Athens/8926/Kharms/Kh_E_OW.html
This page presents an English translation of 'The Old Woman,' a surrealist short story by Russian avant-garde writer Daniil Kharms, written in 1939. Fans of absurdist and Soviet-era experimental literature will find this a rare early-web digital text of one of Kharms' most celebrated works.
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.