Literature & Writing
842 sites
https://leyworthy.neocities.org/
Jukiter's personal corner of the web, known as Juki, features a mix of creative work including webnovels, a blog, and a collection of resources for curious websurfers. The site has a welcoming, share-friendly spirit and covers media consumption spanning music, reading, and anime alongside original creations.
https://ficring.neocities.org/
The Fanfiction Webring is a curated ring connecting dozens of personal fanfiction archives spanning fandoms from Star Wars and The Witcher to Gundam, Naruto, and obscure book series. Each member site is a hand-crafted neocities archive, making this a wonderful hub for discovering indie fan writing outside of platforms like AO3 or Fanfiction.net.
https://thebirdhouse.bearblog.dev/avas-bear-blog-questions
The Birdhouse is Ava's cozy personal blog built on Bearblog, featuring diary-style entries, a reading log, and reflections on everyday life including books, Tamagotchis, and the craft of writing. The site has a warm, intimate voice and includes a scrapbook and guestbook, making it a charming corner of the indie web for readers who enjoy personal essays and slice-of-life writing.
https://eternia.neocities.org/
Cedric x Rufina 5ever is a personal landing page by a fan fiction enthusiast who collects links to their fanfic recs, Archive of Our Own profile, and social platforms. The site's title references a ship pairing and the content centers on fan fiction recommendations, making it a cozy hub for fandom writing interests.
https://thelocalyarn.com/excursus/secretary/posts/web-books.html
Joel Dueck explores the fragility of web publishing and makes a passionate case for treating web content more like durable books in this thoughtful essay. The piece reflects on the impermanence of websites, the loss of GeoCities, and proposes a future where web writing outlasts its servers the way printed books outlast their authors.
https://ranprieur.com/
Ran Prieur's long-running blog weaves together eclectic commentary on politics, culture, music, technology, and philosophy through a stream of curated links and personal reflections. With archives stretching back many years and a novel in progress, this site offers a deeply idiosyncratic window into one thoughtful writer's ongoing engagement with the world.
https://nefaerien.net/
Nefaerien.NET is the creative home of Vixen Phillips, also known as lilli, a self-described queer techno-fantasist who crafts dark lyrical fiction, music, and visual art. The site is an atmospheric, handcoded experience with poetically named sections like "the dreaming sea" and "feathers from ruins," inviting visitors into a world of dreamlike narrative fragments.
https://richardfelix.com/
Richard Felix maintains a stream-of-consciousness microblog packed with witty observations about daily life, tech frustrations, banking woes, and personal rules for cooking pancakes. The site has a charming, conversational tone with short dated entries that read like polished tweets combined with longer reflections.
https://featherfae.neocities.org/
Featherfae's whimsical personal site 'faerie glen' is a woodland-themed hideaway packed with writing, shrines, a grimoire, journal entries, and a dragon lair, all stitched together by the creator's eclectic passions. The site leans into a fae-and-nature aesthetic with references to alternate spirituality, queer identity, and cozy media like Frieren and Minecraft, making it a charming corner of the indie web.
https://clam-chowder.tripod.com/
Alicia Nesbitt, known online as Monkey and Queen of the Soups, runs this charmingly chaotic personal site from the early 2000s full of quirky humor, personal updates, and creative projects. Highlights include a Julius Caesar fan page, a lyric matching service, and a healthy dose of soup-themed absurdist humor.