Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://frogpondblues.neocities.org/
Syl's charming personal site 'frog pond blues' features an eclectic mix of personal writing including minifestos, a cookbook, photo diaries, and love letters alongside seasonal content and nostalgic TV musings. The whimsical frog-themed aesthetic and thoughtfully named sections like 'field:worked' and 'a list of lists that aren't lists yet' give this old-web style homepage a distinctly literary and reflective character.
https://steelthistles.blogspot.com/
Katherine Langrish, author of the Troll Trilogy and Dark Angels, writes thoughtful explorations of folklore, fairy tales, and mythology on this long-running blog. Posts dive deep into the symbolic and cultural meanings behind classic tales and mythic motifs, making it a rich read for anyone passionate about the storytelling traditions behind fantasy literature.
https://mbbischoff.com/
mb bischoff is a Brooklyn-based poet and programmer whose personal site highlights her published work in literary venues like Beestung, PIG, SCATC, and Dykes and Dolls. A compact but distinctive online presence for a trans writer whose creative output blends code and verse.
https://forkingmad.blog/bear-blog-questions-challenge
Forking Mad+ is a personal blog by a Scotland-based writer who shares thoughts, reflections, and random musings on life, hosted on the minimalist Bear Blog platform. This particular post joins a community blogging challenge about the whys and hows of blogging, with links to dozens of other Bear Blog participants in a warm, interconnected writing community.
https://cosmos-serial.com/the-cosmos-issues/cosmos-arrives-july-1933
The Cosmos Project is a dedicated archival site bringing back to life 'Cosmos,' a collaborative serial science fiction novel published in 1933 by legendary pulp authors including E.E. Smith, John W. Campbell, A. Merritt, and Edmond Hamilton. Visitors can read all 17 chapters, explore the history of the novel's original printer Conrad H. Ruppert, and discover why this ambitious early sci-fi experiment was considered both a triumph and a failure.
https://sftn.github.io/
SFTN is a minimalist personal site hosting a numbered series of short prose and poetic pieces titled 'strings from the network,' ranging from raw emotional outbursts to philosophical manifestos about internet identity. Each entry reads like a fragment of digital consciousness, blending personal struggle with cultural commentary on technology, power, and belonging.
https://ouroboros.cafe/
Ouro's personal creative writing hub serves up original fiction including a novella, Homestuck longfic, short stories, poetry, and pseudo-philosophical articles, all wrapped in an atmospheric, darkly poetic aesthetic. The site leans hard into literary craft and speculative writing, making it a compelling stop for fans of experimental fiction and earnest internet weirdness.
https://mostlyinvisible.com/
Brian Knight's personal blog collects essays and ideas spanning design, history, humanism, humor, and writing. The site has a thoughtful, focused voice and features short-form posts with a strong emphasis on craft and intentional communication.
https://jasper.tandy.is/syndicated
Jasper's personal blog is a syndicated RSS feed of short, reflective posts covering everyday observations, from fountain pens running dry to foggy hillsides and blooming magnolias. The writing is understated and contemplative, offering a glimpse into a quiet, observant life through brief but evocative entries.
https://humanish.neocities.org/
REIGN's personal neocities page, meddlemouf, blends a minimalist aesthetic with personal anecdotes and links to their AO3 fanfiction archive, including MBAV and Vampire Knight fan works. The site has a distinct voice rooted in late-night nostalgia, pirated MP3s, and a love of writing, making it a charming snapshot of a young creative's online presence.