Literature & Writing
847 sites
https://blog.rachelbinx.com/
Rachel Binx runs this thoughtful personal blog featuring annual reading lists, essays on technology, culture, and work, and reflections on topics ranging from information theory to the modern web. Each post digs into the books and ideas shaping her thinking, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in non-fiction, design criticism, and contemporary culture.
https://getcubed.neocities.org/
Tillie's personal neocities site blends linguistics nerdery, artistic languages, zaum and asemic writing, and a love of tropical fish into a charmingly room-by-room structured web experience. With shrines, journals, photos, a cat sticker hunt, and ongoing writing on the Russian avant-garde, it's a delightful rabbit hole of eclectic creative interests.
https://maxilla.neocities.org/conlang_guide
A detailed technical guide by maxilla focused on the practical side of conlanging: not how to invent a language, but how to document, type, and deploy it across art programs, 3D modeling tools, websites, and text editors. Especially useful for constructed languages with custom scripts, non-standard number systems, unusual writing directions, or cipher properties, with walkthroughs covering font creation tools, custom keyboard layouts, and TiddlyWiki integration.
http://aghines.com/
The personal site of Anna Grossnickle Hines, a children's book author and illustrator who has published around seventy titles since her debut in 1983 with 'Taste the Raindrops.' Visitors can learn about her philosophy on writing for children, browse her bibliography, and get a glimpse into her creative journey from hopeful writer to beloved picture book creator.
https://take-my-hand.write-on.org/
One Step Left is an alternate universe fanfic series set in the Tales of Arcadia universe, following the characters Strickler and Douxie across centuries in a deeply character-driven story. The site hosts two completed or in-progress books with e-book downloads, historical notes, a goblin conlang, lore pages, and research sources, making it a richly developed creative project.
https://the-displeasure.nekoweb.org/
Jinx, a 22-year-old from Argentina, built this cozy corner of the web to share thoughts on books, personal projects, and small blog posts away from the noise of social media. The site has a particular focus on historical fiction and classic authors like Jane Austen, with a warm, community-minded spirit and a changelog that shows steady, loving development.
https://storiesandnovels.com/
Franz Jørgen Neumann's personal site offers free full-text access to 76 of his published short stories, novellas, novels, and essays, many placed in prestigious literary journals like The Southern Review and Confrontation. Several works carry Pushcart Prize nominations, making this a rare chance to read polished, professionally published literary fiction at no cost.
https://jeremyfelt.com/
Jeremy Felt's personal web home features a mix of weekly long-form notes, short micro-posts, and occasional blog essays on everyday observations, technology, and life. The site embraces IndieWeb principles, is powered by open source software, and reflects a thoughtful, self-described writing practice built up over years.
https://syls.blog/
Syl's cozy corner of the internet features personal blog posts covering life milestones, book updates, and reflections on adulthood, alongside a portfolio and a collection of charming pixel art. The site has a warm, indie-web aesthetic complete with webrings, a guestbook, and K-pop badges that make it feel like a lovingly curated personal space.
https://comma.directory/
Andrea's Comma Directory is a thoughtful travel and culture blog weaving together film criticism, encounters with art, and reflections on life across continents, with entries from places like Valencia and Cape Town. Each post reads like a personal essay, drawing connections between Hitchcock films, African painters, and the meditative experience of slow travel.