Science Fiction & Fantasy
138 sites
https://fantasticmetropolis.com/
Fantastic Metropolis was an ambitious web publication from 2001 to 2006 dedicated to fantastic and imaginative literature, now preserved as a searchable archive. Visitors can browse by category or author to explore years of speculative fiction content from one of the early web's notable literary magazines.
http://midwinter.com/lurk/lurker.html
The Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5, maintained by Steven Grimm, is a comprehensive fan reference covering episodes, the Babylon 5 universe, production details, and other resources for the beloved sci-fi series. One of the most enduring B5 fan sites on the web, it has been updated as recently as 2023 and even has its source code available on GitHub for community contributions.
https://users.ox.ac.uk/~ousfg/misc/sf-links.html
Maintained by Tim Adye for the Oxford University Speculative Fiction Group, this curated link directory points visitors to science fiction and fantasy resources across the web, including databases, fanzines, fan societies, and vintage pulp archives. Notable sections highlight SF sites created by OUSFG members and related Oxford University student societies such as the Tolkien Society and the Douglas Adams Society.
https://fabiofeminofantascience.org/
Fabio Feminò is an Italian expert in astronautics, futurology, and science fiction who built this richly detailed site exploring how 20th-century writers, scientists, and artists imagined the future. Visitors can discover the iconic space art of Chesley Bonestell and Robert McCall, read excerpts from Heinlein, Frederik Pohl, and other SF giants, and browse the stunning pulp magazine covers that defined retro-futurism.
https://legolas.lost-boy.org/
Daybreak is a fanlisting and dedication to Legolas, the elven archer from J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, created by Andrea and listed at The Fanlistings Network under Characters: Book/Movie. Visitors can join as fans, grab link-back codes, and explore the site's affectionate focus on this mysterious and beloved Fellowship member.
https://darkermatter.com/
Darker Matter was a free online science fiction magazine that published five issues in 2007, featuring original short stories from authors like Jerry Oltion, Jason Stoddard, and Will McIntosh alongside book reviews and articles. Now archived, the site preserves all five issues for readers to enjoy, making it a charming time capsule of early web-published speculative fiction.
https://littlevampire.atabook.org/
The guestbook for 'littlevampire,' a Neocities-style personal site centered around a love of vampires, gothic aesthetics, and vampire fiction. Visitors are asked to share their favourite vampire, hinting at a richly themed site with playlists, graphics, and a community of like-minded gothic and vampire enthusiasts.
https://cawsmicentity.neocities.org/
REACH THE CAWSMOS is a mysterious personal site with a cosmic, otherworldly theme and hints of horror content scattered throughout its pages. The site warns visitors about horror elements and recommends Desktop Firefox for the best experience, suggesting a carefully crafted visual presentation.
https://sfreviews.com/
Run by a science fiction enthusiast named Max writing from Japan, SF Reviews offers opinionated, self-described 'biased and superficial' reviews of sci-fi books organized by title, author, artist, and chronology. The site features a newsletter, curated best and worst lists, and a warm personal voice that makes browsing its extensive catalog genuinely enjoyable.
https://thethirdking.neocities.org/
The Third King is a personal site with a whimsical science fiction framing, introducing visitors through a creative lore-rich narrative about a moon called Monday's Bane orbiting a star named Tranquility Prime. The playful writing style and worldbuilding humor make for a charming entry point, though the site appears to be in its earliest stages of construction.