Literature & Writing
874 sites
https://pyrite-ship.neocities.org/
Pyrite Ship is the personal corner of Veronica, a 27-year-old engineer and geophysicist who uses her handcrafted Neocities site to share thoughts, hobbies, and life updates beyond the reach of social media. Her current interests span reading classic literature like 'The Phantom of the Opera', knitting, and the indie web, including a recent post about switching to a flip phone.
https://amomentineternity.com/
A moment in eternity is a reflective personal blog featuring sections like '365 Essences,' a 'Concept Garden,' and travel diaries from Madeira, all centered around the theme of remembering love and meaningful living. The site blends journaling, travel writing, and introspective content into a quietly poetic digital space.
https://thegrinder.diabolicalplots.com/
The Submission Grinder is a powerful, donation-supported database and submission tracker designed to help writers of fiction, poetry, and nonfiction find the right markets for their work. With over 19,000 market listings, nearly 800,000 tracked submissions, and advanced search tools, it serves as an essential tool for any writer navigating the publishing landscape.
https://tre.praze.net/
Tre's personal corner of the web hosts a mix of fanfiction, music tracking, photos, coding projects, and journal entries under one independent roof. The site covers fan content for Final Fantasy X, FF16, and Dermot Morgan, alongside activity trackers for books, games, and films, making it a lively creative hub.
https://shuddering.neocities.org/mine
A personal fanfiction archive by a writer who goes by 'shuddering,' collecting works across fandoms including Homestuck, Hockey RPF, and CATS the Musical. The fics span a wide range of genres, pairings, and ratings, with summaries and word counts provided alongside links to additional archive-locked works on AO3.
https://fernsfantasticalfrenzy.neocities.org/
Fern's personal corner of the web, styled as a whimsical 'wonderland' with a blog, a stuff page, and an about section. The site has a light, imaginative aesthetic that suggests a creative personality behind the curtain.
https://blog.rachelbinx.com/
Rachel Binx runs this thoughtful personal blog featuring annual reading lists, essays on technology, culture, and work, and reflections on topics ranging from information theory to the modern web. Each post digs into the books and ideas shaping her thinking, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in non-fiction, design criticism, and contemporary culture.
https://maxilla.neocities.org/conlang_guide
A detailed technical guide by maxilla focused on the practical side of conlanging: not how to invent a language, but how to document, type, and deploy it across art programs, 3D modeling tools, websites, and text editors. Especially useful for constructed languages with custom scripts, non-standard number systems, unusual writing directions, or cipher properties, with walkthroughs covering font creation tools, custom keyboard layouts, and TiddlyWiki integration.
https://toxiccustard.com/
Toxic Custard Workshop Files was a long-running email list and humor writing project by Daniel Bowen, active from 1990 to 2019 before transitioning into a blog. The archive preserves highlights of his comedic writing, including satirical pieces like 'Toxic History of the World' and a Doctor Who parody.
https://antsofgodarequeerfish.blogspot.com/
Daniel Otto Jack Petersen runs this deeply literary blog dedicated to the strange, visionary fiction of R. A. Lafferty, blending theology, ecocriticism, and tall-tale folklore into scholarly yet personal commentary. Visitors will find close readings of Lafferty's stories, an extensive thesis bibliography, and meditations on topics ranging from Native American humor to object-oriented ontology.