Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://tre.praze.net/
Tre's personal corner of the web hosts a mix of fanfiction, music tracking, photos, coding projects, and journal entries under one independent roof. The site covers fan content for Final Fantasy X, FF16, and Dermot Morgan, alongside activity trackers for books, games, and films, making it a lively creative hub.
https://stanleylieber.com/
The creator behind 'stanleylieber.com' publishes an ongoing original comic series called ACTRON, presented in detailed script and panel-description format with rich sci-fi characters and Kirby-inspired layouts. The site archives years of creative output including exhibitions, publications, and multimedia projects spanning Portland, Tokyo, and Berlin.
https://cs.virginia.edu/~robins/quotes.html
Dr. Gabriel Robins, a Computer Science professor at the University of Virginia, has curated an extensive collection of famous, witty, and thought-provoking quotations gathered over many years. The page spans a wide range of voices from Napoleon Bonaparte to Ayn Rand, making it a satisfying browse for lovers of clever and memorable sayings.
https://purplevoid.neocities.org/
Soen's personal Neocities space, purplevoid, is a fledgling site built while learning HTML, with a focus on literature entries, poetry, and creative projects. The site is charmingly minimal and in-progress, with a to-do list that hints at future sections for anime, manga, and gaming alongside the writing content.
https://jameswcutter.com/
James W. Cutter is a Victoria-based author offering free downloads of all his novels, including the fantasy series Wards of Minera and his 2019 debut Ziggurat, alongside short fiction in sci-fi, fantasy, and horror. The site is intentionally styled to evoke the look of a 1998 personal homepage, with hand-written HTML and a charming retro aesthetic that makes it a delight to browse.
https://tilde.town/~nossidge
Nossidge's tilde.town homepage is a whimsical creative playground featuring Markov-generated text experiments, poetry cut-ups from Wilfred Owen and Walt Whitman, sonnets remixed with video game characters, and procedurally generated Twitterbots. The site blends computational creativity with literary playfulness, offering oddities like 'Sonnet the Final Fantasy VII' and 'The Book of Antiverbs' alongside Tildeverse tools and IRC projects.
https://shadycharacters.co.uk/
Keith Houston's Shady Characters is a deep dive into the secret histories of punctuation marks, emoji, and the written word, blending meticulous research with entertaining prose. The site accompanies Houston's acclaimed books on the subject and features ongoing essays covering everything from obscure typographic symbols to the cultural evolution of emoji.
https://mani.neocities.org/
Mani's personal Neocities site is currently under renovation, but keeps a handful of pages live including original character fiction, two named story projects (Traversion and Prismagic), and a webcomic recommendations page. The creative writing and OC content form the clearest thread through an otherwise sparse landing page.
https://tracybarnettonline.com/
Tracy Barnett is a journalist whose site showcases her work including The Esperanza Project, a reporting initiative focused on Latin American communities and indigenous culture. The evocative sample text about a Mayan temazcal ceremony hints at the immersive, literary quality of her long-form journalism.
http://antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/2026/02/more-in-sadness-than-in-anger.html
Charlie's Diary is the long-running blog of Hugo Award-winning science fiction author Charles Stross, covering his writing process, new novels, and sharp political commentary. Posts range from updates on upcoming books like his latest space opera to candid observations on current events, drawing a lively community of hundreds of commenters.