Literature & Writing
874 sites
http://blue-witch.co.uk/
Blue Witch is a long-running personal blog by a self-described 'defiantly and resplendently un-trendy' British writer, covering rural life, current affairs, energy prices, and everyday observations with dry wit. With archives stretching back to 2003 and a distinctive voice, it offers a rich window into life in the British countryside over two decades.
https://nondev.fuckup.club/
A minimalist personal journal by a developer known as nondev, featuring numbered log entries with cryptic titles like PROTOCOL, DELETIAN, and EXTENDIS alongside notes, links, and ASCII bits. The site has a distinctive lo-fi terminal aesthetic with webrings, a feed system, and a deliberately sparse old-web sensibility.
http://shorttermmemoryloss.com/always/says
The personal website of James Bridle, a writer and artist known for his work on technology, politics, and culture. The site is sparse in visible content but serves as a web presence for Bridle, who is associated with the 'booktwo' project and broader new aesthetic and digital humanities writing.
https://kockatriceking.neocities.org/
Kockatriceking is a creative writing collective by an adult author, hosting multiple fictional works organized into their own themed webpages with titles like 'Sunset Requiem,' 'Blaircliff,' and 'Task Force 13.' The site features a charming retro aesthetic with a custom button, guestbook, and hotline, making it a welcoming hub for readers exploring original fiction across several distinct projects.
https://victorianweb.org/authors/carroll/related.html
A curated links page from the Victorian Web pointing visitors to related online resources about Lewis Carroll, including word search tools, literary societies, and Carroll-focused collections. Part of a larger academic Victorian literature resource, this page serves as a jumping-off point for researchers and Carroll enthusiasts seeking deeper study.
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.
https://4stralmoff.nekoweb.org/
Moth's Mindscape is a atmospheric personal site by a creator called Moth or Lepidoptera, featuring a choose-your-own-adventure section called 'Lepidotera's Snowy Alpine' alongside webrings and fanlistings. The site leans into a dark, cozy aesthetic with retro gifs, autoplay music, and Windows 95-style visuals that give it a distinctive old-web charm.
https://sydnia.neocities.org/
Syd's ever-evolving personal archive blends journal-style night logs, introspective writing, and a moving moodboard gallery called étoile into a poetic corner of the web. The site reflects its creator's ongoing self-discovery, with personality quizzes, diary entries, and a growing collection of web neighbor links adding to its intimate, expressive charm.
https://emoe.neocities.org/
Emoe's personal webspace is a digital brain-dump and archive featuring a journal, dream log, reading log, and blog all rolled into one cozy corner of the web. The site is currently under construction but has a warm, personal tone and an update noting the creator's survival of cancer, making it a genuine slice-of-life online presence.
https://invadergvim.neocities.org/
Invader Gvim and a small collective of writers, musicians, poets, and a researcher share their creative work through this literature-focused database organized by author. The site celebrates the web revival ethos with a warm, unapologetic voice and invites visitors to explore original literary and artistic output from its contributors.