Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://freyavie.blog/
Freyavie's personal blog is a self-described 'small archive of life, thoughts, photographs, and oddities,' mixing written reflections with a photolog and weekly notes. The site has a quiet, introspective tone and invites readers to browse through writings, a shoebox of curiosities, and regular WeekNotes entries.
https://pulpmags.org/
The Pulp Magazines Project is an open-access digital archive dedicated to the preservation and scholarly study of pulpwood fiction magazines from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, featuring over 425 full-text digital objects. Visitors can explore cover galleries spanning 1896 to 1946, contextual and biographical essays, and a digital archives hub, making it an invaluable resource for researchers of popular print culture history.
https://starfarersf.nicepage.io/Links.html
Starfarer SF, created by Mike Bickerdike, is a comprehensive science fiction resource site covering authors, magazines, reading orders, and curated recommendations across the genre. The links page alone is a treasure trove of SF community resources, from the Internet Speculative Fiction Database to Hugo-nominated webzines and official author sites for legends like C.J. Cherryh and Larry Niven.
https://mrsluigivargas.neocities.org/writing
Mrs. Luigi Vargas shares her fanfiction journey, from early Sonic and Hetalia fics to an almost exclusive focus on Super Mario stories inspired by Paper Mario: The Origami King. The writing section includes a fanfiction masterlist, selfship fic, school and fandom essays, and even some music covers, making it a cozy creative corner for fans of Nintendo fandom writing.
https://maxie.rodeo/
Maxwell Kline's personal site serves as a home for their poetry, multidisciplinary art, and zine publications, with work featured in lit mags like Pathos, Lurch Zine, and Buckman Journal. Visitors can browse a gallery of creative work, read published pieces, and explore derivative art projects from this Portland State BFA graduate who describes themselves as a poet, artist, and bad coder.
https://cajecks-lair.neocities.org/
Cajeck's Lair is a personal Neocities space blending a blog, original art galleries (digital, traditional, and scrap), and writing from a creator with a love of old web aesthetics, retro entertainment, The X-Files, and My Little Pony. The site has a charmingly eclectic personality with skulls, skeletons, virtual pets, and webring memberships rounding out a cozy corner of the indie web.
https://havensworn.neocities.org/
A atmospheric personal site with a woodland aesthetic, featuring a library and stories section that suggests a focus on original fiction and creative writing. The site's moody, nature-themed design and navigation sections like 'library' and 'stories' point to a creative writing haven tucked away in a cozy corner of the web.
https://peculiar.monster/
Natalie's personal blog, Peculiar Monster, chronicles her life as a self-described work-in-progress with interests spanning knitting, watercolors, coding, reading, and British murder shows. With over 40 archived posts and a warm, multifaceted voice, it reads like a genuine slice-of-life journal from someone who attends sci-fi conventions like Readercon and isn't afraid to share opinions.
https://alantrotter.com/
Alan Trotter is a fiction writer whose site showcases his literary work, including his debut novel 'Muscle' and short horror stories like 'All this Rotting,' published by Editions at Play. The writing style of the site itself is distinctive and literary, blending nostalgia and dry humor in a way that reflects his creative voice.
https://verdemusgo.neocities.org/
Verde musgo is a charming Portuguese-language personal site by a Brazilian creator who describes it as cultivating a small corner of the web away from commercial platforms, built at a snail's pace with care. The site features a book club page, a cat catalog, a gallery, altars, and a colophon, making it a cozy and eclectic little world worth exploring.