Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://taylor.town/
Taylor's personal blog is a sprawling collection of witty, offbeat essays covering everything from AI culture and software architecture to Roombas with fart spray and the philosophy of self-control. With hundreds of posts ranging from sharp tech commentary to absurdist humor, it reads like the notebook of a curious, opinionated developer who can't stop having ideas.
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://sarajoy.neocities.org/wayback/apple-annie
A memorial page preserving Apple Annie's Weblog, an old-web personal journal now archived via an iframe and the Internet Archive Wayback Machine. The site serves as a tribute to a lost web presence, keeping her writing and online identity accessible to those who knew her work.
https://bride2be.neocities.org/
MichaelLand is a cheerful personal Neocities site built by Michael, a fifteen-year-old from Great Britain who shares a blog, an art gallery, and detailed pages about his original characters. The site has a warm, chaotic old-web energy with guestbook links, blinkies, and a love of Homestuck woven throughout.
https://skyhold.org/
Skyhold is the creative home of C Jackdaw, a writer and witch whose site collects original fiction, worldbuilding notes for a setting called Leusana, poetry, zines, and essays on magic and paganism. The site also features a curated link garden and a folklore page, making it a cozy corner of the web for fantasy writing and witchcraft musings.
https://jujuuy.neocities.org/
Jujuy's cozy web corner belongs to Julita, an Argentine girl who spent the summer of 2024 teaching herself HTML and building this handcrafted personal space from scratch. The site features a gallery, blog, anonymous drawing and messaging boards, a guestbook, and a links page, all reflecting her love of technology, writing, and self-expression on the indie web.
https://andreazanchetta.net/
Andrea Zanchetta's personal Italian-language blog serves as a self-described 'anti-social refuge' for fragments of thought on art, storytelling, digital culture, photography, wine, and history. The site embraces the IndieWeb ethos, keeping content free from algorithmic feeds and social media noise, with a recent post reflecting on Primo Levi and the fascist massacres of 1920s Turin.
https://wargaluk.com/
Wargaluk's personal corner of the web houses a quietly introspective collection of projects including a catalog of thematic book, comic, and game lists, an archive of weird Polish prose fragments, and a photo archive documenting signs of decline. The site has a melancholic, literary sensibility and links to several creative side projects spanning writing, photography, and AI-generated art.
https://flowingleaves.neocities.org/
Leaf's personal site is a creative hub centered on fanfiction and original fiction spanning fandoms like The Magnus Archives, My Hero Academia, Percy Jackson, and Avatar: The Last Airbender. Alongside writing, the site features original art, OC showcases, book opinions, and a warm personal voice from this Polish-Irish internet enthusiast.
https://speyllsite.pages.dev/
Speyll's personal site centers on writing endeavors, with sections for a journal, blog, and curated lists covering games played, anime watched, and series seen. A tidy Zola-powered Neocities-style space with webring memberships and a minimalist aesthetic, it invites visitors into one person's creative and media-tracking world.