Literature & Writing
842 sites
https://tomeri.org/
Tom Erickson's personal site blends his post-retirement passions for geology, essay writing, and science fiction with an archive of his decades-long career in HCI and social computing research at Apple and IBM. Visitors can explore his blogs covering essays, book notes, and journal entries, as well as a comprehensive list of academic publications and patents.
https://jbztl.fr/
A richly structured French-language personal site by jbztl, covering an impressive range of creative and intellectual pursuits including a journal, knitting projects, gardening notes, original fiction (Iomadach), photography, and sculptures. The site's Scriptorium section houses original written works and a musical ping-pong project, making it a genuine creative hub with substantial original content.
https://thedigitaldiarist.ca/
Alicia's personal site blends book journaling, reading goals, and interactive fiction writing into a thoughtful digital diary. Visitors will find reading logs, a book club page, and updates on her interactive fiction projects including entries for Spring Thing and IFComp.
https://hadyn.org/
Hadyn Casler's personal corner of the old web features blog posts covering life updates, milestones, and musings alongside a changelog, guestbook, and webring memberships. The site has a warm, hobbyist spirit with an original audio track embedded on the homepage and a to-do list hinting at ongoing creative ambitions.
http://infinityplus.co.uk/
Infinity Plus is a long-running genre fiction publisher and showcase featuring science fiction, fantasy, horror, and crime works from authors including Stephen Baxter, Robert Holdstock, and Lisa Tuttle. The site offers ebooks and print titles alongside an archived online fiction showcase boasting over 2.1 million words of stories, 1000 book reviews, and 100 interviews.
https://lars-christian.com/
Lars-Christian Simonsen, a fortysomething from Oslo, Norway, runs this thoughtfully named personal site where he publishes longer posts, short notes, reading logs, and workout journals. The mix of book reviews, commentary, and slice-of-life observations makes it a quietly compelling window into one person's intellectual and everyday life.
https://beneath-ceaseless-skies.com/
Beneath Ceaseless Skies is a long-running online magazine dedicated to literary adventure fantasy fiction, publishing original short stories set in secondary worlds and historical-inspired settings since 2008. With hundreds of issues spanning nearly two decades, companion podcasts, anthologies, and art, it is a rich destination for fans of thoughtful, character-driven fantasy.
https://yurievinstitute.org/
The Yuriev Institute is a personal creative space dedicated to fiction and shipping content of all kinds, including mature, dark, and 'problematic' themes that the author warns visitors about upfront. The site embraces a proship philosophy and features written and artistic works spanning a wide range of fictional relationships and adult scenarios.
https://libraryofbabel.info/
An ambitious digital implementation of Jorge Luis Borges' fictional Library of Babel, this site generates every possible combination of 23 letters, allowing users to browse, search, or stumble upon any text that could ever exist. It includes image archives, a forum, and theoretical writings, making it both a conceptual art project and a playful exploration of infinity and literary theory.
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.