~ Early Web Links ~

The Burning Days is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to witches, gathering 24 members from 11 countries who share a love of the subject. Part of the Lost in Tokyo collective, it offers a simple community hub for fans to join and be counted among fellow enthusiasts.

Screaming Egg is a personal Neocities site with a mysterious, esoteric atmosphere, featuring sections on art, hobbies, and an in-progress Esoterica page that hints at occult and oddities content. The creator uses atmospheric prose, shark imagery, and participates in multiple webrings, giving the site a distinct small-web personality centered on the strange and unusual.

Jimmy, a physics-trained engineer, explores cognitive engineering through the lens of hypnotism, NLP, and practical mind-hacking techniques. Posts cover topics like flow states, subconscious processing, clean language, and how hypnotic principles can be applied to everyday thinking and behavior change.

Created by lapin, this charming page explains angel numbers, the repeating number sequences like 111 or 555 said to carry messages from metaphysical forces. Visitors can browse meanings for each sequence and even adopt a themed blessing badge to display on their own website.

Run by RegManabq, this blog chronicles one person's hands-on investigations into Electronic Voice Phenomenon, the practice of recording supposed ghost voices as explored in the film White Noise. Posts cover EVP recordings, community members like Darren Blanchard's EVP Society, and discussions around the ethics and methods of paranormal audio research.

Necronomi.com is a personal site with an occult-themed aesthetic, hinting at dark and esoteric content through its 'forbidden pages' branding. The site is currently transitioning to version 2.0 and directing visitors to the creator's new blog at sorcerer.blog.

A curated links page from the early web era, gathering resources around paranormal topics, mystical and angelic content, poetry, and senior-friendly sites. Notable listings include ghost and haunting pages, mystical and magical home pages, and angel story collections, giving the directory a distinctly spiritual and paranormal flavor.

The Vampire Project is a research portal dedicated to vampires in all their forms, covering folklore, mythology, historical writings, otherkin materials, and cryptids related to vampiric traditions. Visitors will find blog posts exploring everything from newly unearthed Bram Stoker stories to academic analyses of vampire evolution in popular culture.

A curated list of 136 unsettling Wikipedia articles spanning urban legends, historical atrocities, medical oddities, mysterious phenomena, and strange deaths. Compiled by phocks, this page serves as a rabbit-hole guide for anyone who enjoys the darker and stranger corners of human knowledge.

Sarco's Blood Bar & Grill is a vampire-themed novelty site styled as a spooky roadside diner for the undead, complete with tongue-in-cheek copy about elongated incisors and hearses. The creative premise and darkly humorous menu concept make it a fun little oddity from the early web era.