Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://kassy.neocities.org/
Kassy's personal corner of the web serves as a catalog of internet findings, personal notes, and reflections on topics ranging from rationality and anime to cellular automata and differential geometry. The site has a thoughtful, eclectic quality with sections for photography, a backlog, notes, and even a guide to XMPP, making it a genuinely curious slice of one person's intellectual life.
http://tilde.club/~admoman
A minimalist tilde.club blog by a writer who muses on nostalgia, web reading conventions, and the quirks of chronological content presentation. The posts are thoughtful and essayistic, touching on philosophy of technology and the oddities of how we consume information online.
https://nobodyhere.com/
Nobody Here is the eccentric Dutch-language personal web project of Jogchem Niemandsverdriet, a sprawling collection of short literary pieces, visual experiments, poems, and interactive oddities organized around hundreds of quirky topic links. With a canvas-based interface and over 270 navigable nodes covering everything from existential musings to mundane domestic observations, it is a genuine labor of love that rewards aimless exploration.
https://solflo.neocities.org/
Sol's home is a richly layered personal site featuring a blog, art logs, game reviews, manga writeups, and original creative projects including a tiny visual novel engine and an interactive game. The site leans heavily into vampire fiction, yuri manga, visual novels, and thoughtful pop culture analysis, making it a fascinating rabbit hole for fans of niche media.
https://frogpondblues.neocities.org/
Syl's charming personal site 'frog pond blues' features an eclectic mix of personal writing including minifestos, a cookbook, photo diaries, and love letters alongside seasonal content and nostalgic TV musings. The whimsical frog-themed aesthetic and thoughtfully named sections like 'field:worked' and 'a list of lists that aren't lists yet' give this old-web style homepage a distinctly literary and reflective character.
https://adamishere.org/
Adam T's handcrafted homepage is a thoughtful personal space featuring curated links, short notes, reading logs, and longer opinion pieces covering topics from politics to macOS tips to literary figures like Cormac McCarthy. The site has a quiet, IndieWeb sensibility with a focus on reading, writing, and finding the right words.
https://herman.bearblog.dev/bear-blog-question-challenge
Herman's blog is a personal writing space where the creator, who also built the Bear Blog platform, reflects on blogging, software development, and life adventures including a 7-day hike along the Wild Coast of South Africa. This post answers a community blogging challenge, offering a candid look at a decade of blogging and Herman's philosophy around building simple, delightful tools for the internet.
http://critters.org/
Critters Writers Workshop is one of the oldest online critique communities for science fiction, fantasy, and horror writers, founded in 1995 by Andrew Burt and boasting over 15,000 members and 300,000 critiques served. Members submit manuscripts and receive peer critiques in a structured system, with extensive resources on diplomacy in critiquing, formatting, and writing craft.
https://coyotetracks.org/
Watts Martin is a science fiction and fantasy author who uses this site to share free short stories, sell novels and novellas, and blog about technical topics. The site serves as a creative and professional hub, offering fiction, technical writing samples, and a work history alongside links to his Mastodon and Bluesky presences.
https://paperclypse.com/
Shawn Kilburn's long-running personal weblog 'My Scattered Thoughts' dates back to at least 2001 and features a mix of book reviews, short musings, humor, and personal observations. The site leans heavily toward literary discussion, with a dedicated books section and thoughtful mini-reviews of titles ranging from Claire Keegan to Farah Jasmine Griffin.