Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://firozah.com/
Firozah's personal homepage showcases a reading list currently featuring Ursula K. Le Guin's 'A Wizard of Earthsea', alongside gaming updates, tabletop games like Blood on the Clocktower, and music picks. The site features a blog, gallery, library section, and even participation in a Veggie Ring webring, making it a cozy corner of the old web.
https://sfwriter.com/owindex.htm
Hugo and Nebula Award-winning science fiction author Robert J. Sawyer shares an extensive collection of how-to-write advice, drawn from decades of teaching at institutions like the University of Toronto and the Banff Centre. Visitors can explore columns on topics such as point of view, constructing characters, dialogue, and description, making this a rich resource for aspiring fiction writers.
https://rodototal.neocities.org/
Rodo's bilingual personal site (English and German) serves as a home for fanfiction, original writing, amateur photography, and more. The site's mix of creative work, adult content warnings, and multiple sections makes it a rich personal creative hub from an author and photographer.
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://scribblesatwork.neocities.org/
Juniperberry's fanfiction archive houses transformative works spanning older fandoms, ranging from soft and fluffy stories to explicit content for adult readers. The site includes a DSFic Finders Archive alongside the main story collection, making it a dedicated hub for fans of the same niche fandoms.
http://remdoc.huygens.knaw.nl/
RemDoc is a scholarly digital archive hosted by the Huygens Institute of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, offering searchable access to historical documents with transcriptions, translations, and annotations. Researchers can navigate records via map, graph, or list views and examine facsimiles of original documents, making it a valuable tool for humanities and history scholarship.
https://www.meet-matt-browne.com/
The official author site for Matt Browne, a hard science fiction writer whose work explores topics like embryo space colonization, transhumanism, the Drake equation, and extinction-level events. Visitors can learn about his novels, including 'The Perennial Project,' which blends speculative science with big-picture questions about humanity's future.
http://digitalbookindex.com/_search/search010literatureindian.asp
Digital Book Index curates a large collection of freely available Indian literature in multiple formats including PDF, Kindle, EPub, and HTML, spanning classic texts, folktales, and historical journals. Maintained by Thomas R. Franklin, this section alone lists dozens of works ranging from 19th-century Anglo-India periodicals to traditional folktales, making it a valuable resource for readers seeking free digital editions of South Asian literary works.
https://corvidae.digital/
Corvidae's personal corner of the web features writings, web projects, and a blog alongside graphics and resources. The site has a cozy old-web feel with a guestbook, status indicator, and a range of creative sections to explore.
https://greencardamom.github.io/BooksAndWriters/lcarroll.htm
An archived page from Petri Liukkonen's 'Books and Writers' calendar, offering a detailed biographical entry on Lewis Carroll, the mathematician and author behind Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Visitors will find a thorough overview of Carroll's life, literary works, and legacy, along with an alphabetical index linking to hundreds of other author profiles.