Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://skrillien.neocities.org/
Skrillien's cozy Neocities homepage is a hub for original characters, fan fiction, and creative projects, with plans to host fics alongside their existing AO3 presence. The site is still growing but already features friend links, webrings, and a curated selection of beloved fandom and fanfic-adjacent sites.
http://classics.mit.edu/
Created by Daniel C. Stevenson and hosted at MIT, the Internet Classics Archive offers 441 searchable works of classical literature from 59 authors, spanning Greco-Roman, Chinese, and Persian texts in English translation. The site has been serving readers since 1994 and features user-driven commentary, reader-recommended links for each work, and powerful full-text search capabilities.
https://gustavoribeiro.net/blog/index.html
Gustavo Ribeiro's personal blog mixes reflective personal essays in Portuguese with literary quotes, poetry excerpts, and cultural commentary on topics ranging from panic disorder to Netflix series and life philosophy. The mix of original writing, shared verse, and introspective storytelling gives this Brazilian blog a literary, journalistic feel that sets it apart from typical diary-style blogs.
https://kissing.computer/
Agnes the Alien's creative corner of the web, packed with fandom thoughts, fan fiction tracking, original characters, poetry, and a shrine dedicated to The Negative Spirit from Doom Patrol. The site blends personal expression with ficto and writing projects, making it a lively hub for a self-described freakdyke alien's creative and fannish life.
https://odukorachronicles.neocities.org/
Odukora Chronicles is the passion project of hobbyist artist and writer Mauve (Myxraeth), dedicated to archiving the lore, characters, and stories of their original fictional universe called Odukora, which has been in development since 2018. Visitors can explore an expansive headworld complete with original stories like "The Eternal: Fallout" and "Paradigm of Empyrean," character pages, and detailed world-building lore.
https://marquisdeclaude.neocities.org/
K. M. Claude's creative hub showcases adult fiction, comics, and character lore centered on the 'Obscene Sacraments' series and other original works, presented through a retro Windows-style desktop interface. Visitors can explore serialized stories, short vignettes, fanart, and an archive of older writings spanning from recent releases back to ancient floppy-disk-era drafts.
https://alabut.com/writing
The writing archive of alabut, featuring a wide-ranging collection of personal essays and notes spanning topics like photography, cycling, UI design, books, movies, and everyday life. The breadth of thoughtful, dated entries covering years of reflection makes this a compelling personal writing journal worth exploring.
http://wheatlandpress.com/
Wheatland Press is a small independent publisher specializing in speculative fiction anthologies and collections, including the critically acclaimed Polyphony series edited by Deborah Layne and Jay Lake. The site showcases award-winning authors like David D. Levine and Bradley Denton, offering direct purchasing of signed hardcovers and limited-edition titles alongside submission guidelines for writers.
https://sheep.nekoweb.org/links.html
Sheep's personal Nekoweb site features a fic recs section, media log, and collections alongside a curated links page connecting to friends and neighbours in the indie web community. The calendar-style navigation, dithered aesthetics, and last.fm widget give the site a distinctive handcrafted old-web charm.
http://tilde.club/~sippey
Sippey's tilde.club page is a minimalist journal of short, thoughtful posts covering parenting struggles, social media observations, and reflections on everyday life. Dating from 2014 to 2015, the writing is candid and introspective, touching on themes of information asymmetry, teen anxiety, and the appeal of small community spaces on the web.