Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://moonspeaker.ca/FoundSubjects/about.html
The Moonspeaker is a long-running personal website by C. Osborne covering fiction, essays, feminist and Amazonian themes, and wide-ranging intellectual commentary under the tagline 'where some ideas are stranger than others.' The site spans sections on Turtle Island, allocentric perceptions, and found subjects, reflecting decades of thoughtful, unconventional writing and curation.
https://alexandrawolfe.ca/
Alexandra Wolfe runs iReview Books, a personal blog hosted on Micro.blog that blends book reviews with everyday observations and personal reflections. The snapshot captured here shows a charming 'on this day' post comparing snowfall photos from 2019 and 2026, hinting at a cozy mix of literary content and slice-of-life journaling.
https://haddock.neocities.org/
Haddock is a personal webzone built with Hugo's Bear theme, belonging to someone whose interests span fan fiction, drawings, and music as revealed in their site keywords. The playful 'Viral Public License' and Captain Haddock imagery give the sparse homepage a quirky, irreverent personality worth clicking into.
https://leilukin.com/
Leilukin's Hub is the personal website of Leilukin, a queer and autistic non-binary lesbian from Malaysia, featuring a blog, articles, projects, and fan shrines organized across a well-structured archive. The site reflects a thoughtful approach to indie web culture, with sections on accessibility, a colophon, changelogs, and a Palestine solidarity spotlight making it a rich and values-driven personal corner of the web.
https://gabebw.com/
Gabriel Berke-Williams presents himself as a writer, person, and creator on this minimalist personal homepage. The site's sparse structure and self-identification as a writer suggest a creative literary focus, with membership in the Hotline Webring connecting it to the broader indie web community.
https://prohiberi-regem.neocities.org/fic_vault
Prohiberi Regem's Fic Vault collects in-progress fanfiction from their two AO3 accounts, focused heavily on The Magnus Archives fandom with Jon/Martin (Jmart) as the central pairing. The works range from explicit to teen-rated and explore themes like gender nonconformity, ace identity subtypes, wingfic, and emotional hurt/comfort with happy endings.
https://twelvemen.neocities.org/
Twelve Men is a quirky, under-construction personal site that opens with a collage of literary and cultural quotations spanning Beowulf, James Joyce, Theodore Dreiser, and Apollo 11 trivia, all loosely orbiting the theme of the number twelve. The eclectic mix of references and sardonic humor gives it a distinct voice, though nearly all pages remain marked as under construction.
https://milofultz.com/
Milo Fultz's personal blog spans years of short essays, reflections, and project write-ups covering everything from DIY chair-building and bike repairs to philosophy, productivity, and ADHD. The eclectic mix of dated posts reads like a genuine intellectual journal, touching on topics like Zettelkasten, visible mending, and critical thinking with a refreshingly casual voice.
https://velvetlori.cc/
VelvetLori is a personal blog by a writer who shares slice-of-life reflections, from holiday celebrations and city outings to introspective posts about health and everyday moments. The archive spans multiple years of entries with a warm, diary-like voice, touching on interests like Undertale and lolita fashion alongside candid personal musings.
https://oliviaswebsite.neocities.org/
Olivia's personal website features a reading blog, writings, and study resources with a current read listed in Chinese. The site also includes coding resources, recipes, and links to her other Neocities projects, making it a cozy multifaceted homepage with books at its heart.