~ Early Web Links ~

Nosepilot 3.4 is a lyrical, image-rich creative work by Alex Sacui, blending poetic verse with vivid imagery about wind, fruit, trombones, and longing. The site reads like an illustrated poem or spoken-word piece, with 145 images accompanying surreal, musical language that feels somewhere between a children's fable and avant-garde literature.

GlitterCat is a whimsical personal corner of the web run by chocochipcookiequeen, drenched in Halloween aesthetics, rainbow imagery, and festive glitter-pop energy year-round. The site showcases original poetry and glitterprose with titles like 'Anomaly' and 'Atmospheric Optical Phenomena,' alongside a secret blog full of cryptic, candied verses.

Cato's Archive is a charming personal site framed as a literary archive, with poetry as its centerpiece alongside a curated library of books, software, and recipes. The creator, Cato, gives the site a warm archival personality, inviting visitors to explore shelves of collected poems and seasonal reading recommendations focused on classical literature.

A minimalist blog by a writer known as lars, serving as a personal archive of poetry and experimental writing with titles ranging from the absurd to the deeply felt. The collection spans several years of work with pieces that blend surrealist imagery, personal narrative, and lyrical experimentation.

Language is a Virus is a creative writing resource built around interactive poetry generators, writing prompts, and experimental text tools designed to cure writer's block. Visitors can explore dozens of activities including haiku generators, mad libs, exquisite corpse, flash fiction builders, and literary device guides rooted in the traditions of writers like Burroughs, Bernstein, and Bernadette Mayer.

This site presents a single poem by Lev Manovich, the renowned new media theorist, formatted as its own dedicated web domain. The poem's title is the domain name itself, making the URL and the artwork one unified piece of net poetry.

Alicia Mae's poetry page collects heartfelt verse including her own original work alongside contributions from other poets like Danny Dixon and William C. Burns. Visitors will also find an extensive list of curated links to poetry homepages, literary magazines, and organizations like the Academy of American Poets.

Cloudbursting is a personal creative site by Toa featuring original free-verse poetry with an intimate, atmospheric quality, ranging from meditations on cloud-watching to richly sensory domestic imagery. Alongside the poems, visitors will find a small zine, a photo library, trinkets, and a guestbook, making it a cozy corner of the web with a distinct voice.