Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://princss.online/
Princess (he/they) runs this charmingly personal corner of the web called The Castle, packed with a diary, microblog, recipes, film and music logs, and a basketball section. The site reflects a broad mix of creative and everyday interests, with a handcrafted HTML/CSS aesthetic and a warm invitation to explore.
https://sfbookcase.com/
SFBookcase.com is a community-driven reference database cataloguing hundreds of science fiction, fantasy, and horror novels along with their authors, ISBNs, and user reviews. Visitors can browse the latest additions, rate books, recommend authors, and explore linked author websites, making it a handy hub for genre fiction enthusiasts.
https://kamingawan.nekoweb.org/
Kamingawan is a beautifully atmospheric personal site whose creator draws on Filipino language and nature imagery to craft an immersive forest-clearing aesthetic, complete with a curated site playlist featuring artists like Ryn Weaver and Dead Sara. Visitors can explore a blog, graphics, links, and a status widget tracking current reads, watches, and music hyperfixations including Linkin Park and Ace Attorney.
https://shenaniganery.neocities.org/home
Constantine's Shenaniganery is a sprawling personal Neocities site covering historical instruments, textiles, costuming, conlanging, philosophy, poetry, economics, gardening, and creative writing all in one eclectic corner of the web. The site leans heavily into its creator's identity as poet, philosopher, and transhumanist, with projects and personal musings that defy easy categorization but consistently circle back to language, writing, and ideas.
https://misrule.blogspot.com/
Hochelaga Depicta is the literary blog of freelance writer and journalist Matthew David Surridge, focused primarily on reading logs, book reviews, and reflections on fiction. With hundreds of posts spanning 2005 to 2011, it also includes links to Surridge's own published writing and coverage of the 67th Worldcon science fiction convention.
https://snnt.ch/
Sonnet's Weblog is a charmingly eclectic personal blog that blends Y2K nostalgia, early internet aesthetics, and a mix of cultural observations ranging from Napoleon Dynamite analysis to Edinburgh Fringe recaps. The site wears its handcrafted old-web influences proudly, complete with webrings, ASCII decorations, and a warm multilingual welcome.
https://peculiar.monster/
Natalie's personal blog, Peculiar Monster, chronicles her life as a self-described work-in-progress with interests spanning knitting, watercolors, coding, reading, and British murder shows. With over 40 archived posts and a warm, multifaceted voice, it reads like a genuine slice-of-life journal from someone who attends sci-fi conventions like Readercon and isn't afraid to share opinions.
https://sylvatica.neocities.org/
Sylvatica's Forest is a nature-themed personal site built around a love of books, poetry, and botanical aesthetics, featuring original poems, plant pages, and thoughtful book recommendations. The site has a cozy, handcrafted feel with seasonal observations, a curated reading status, and heartfelt reviews of novels like 'Never Let Me Go' that reveal a genuine passion for literary experience.
https://cranebaby.nekoweb.org/
Cranebaby's personal creative hub hosts poetry, writing, zines, artwork, photography, and an online journal all in one place. Built as a "landmine" of creative output, the site also features film tracking, shrines, and a recommendations page, making it a rich and eclectic corner of the indie web.
https://cornybunbun.neocities.org/
Peppercorn's hub links to their fanfictions and original writings hosted on AO3 and social media, serving as a stable home base when platforms inevitably fail. The creator specializes in dark, 'dead dove' content and uses this minimal page to keep readers connected to their work.