2026-07-07 leaf's musings. Leaf is a 26-year-old California writer whose personal journal covers self-reflection, healing, sobriety, and creative philosophy in short, thoughtful blog posts. The site has a quiet, introspective tone with a literary sensibility, complete with a guestbook, photo archive, and participation in indie webrings.
2026-07-07 Leftist Library The Leftist Library is a digital collection of Marxist texts and general philosophy books, organized by author and title for easy browsing. Built to make leftist and Marxist literature more accessible, it draws from a wide range of countries and political traditions.
2026-07-07 LeGaosaure's Archive LeGaosaure's Archive is a personal backup of fanfictions originally posted to AO3, covering a wide range of fandoms including Disco Elysium, Hades, Limbus Company, Vampire: The Masquerade, and many more. The site also hosts microfics under 100 words and original works in both English and French, making it a diverse creative writing collection with an RSS feed for new updates.
2026-07-07 Leilukin's Hub Leilukin's Hub is the personal website of Leilukin, a queer and autistic non-binary lesbian from Malaysia, featuring a blog, articles, projects, and fan shrines organized across a well-structured archive. The site reflects a thoughtful approach to indie web culture, with sections on accessibility, a colophon, changelogs, and a Palestine solidarity spotlight making it a rich and values-driven personal corner of the web.
2026-07-07 Let's Get It On Like Denton and Roosevelt (Like in the Backseat of My Car) The Lodging House is a fanfiction archive dedicated to the 1992 Disney film Newsies, collecting and organizing fan-written stories sortable by author, title, and relationships. It also hosts a companion archive of featurettes, trailers, and behind-the-scenes material from the original film, making it a rich hub for Newsies fandom.
2026-07-07 Let's Learn Together! A richly eclectic personal site covering art, music, computing, math, electronics, fictional stories, book studies, and spiritual research, all presented in a multilingual format with Chinese and Spanish versions available. The breadth of topics and ongoing update log suggest a dedicated creator building a genuine knowledge-sharing hub across years of work.
2026-07-07 Lewis Carroll Part of the Authors' Calendar by Petri Liukkonen, this page offers a thorough biographical and bibliographical entry on Lewis Carroll, the Victorian logician and novelist best known for 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.' Visitors will find detailed background on Carroll's life, works, and critical reception, along with quotes from his writings and links to further reading.
2026-07-07 Lewis Carroll An archived page from Petri Liukkonen's 'Books and Writers' calendar, offering a detailed biographical entry on Lewis Carroll, the mathematician and author behind Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Visitors will find a thorough overview of Carroll's life, literary works, and legacy, along with an alphabetical index linking to hundreds of other author profiles.
2026-07-07 Lewis Carroll Related Web Resources: A curated links page from the Victorian Web pointing visitors to related online resources about Lewis Carroll, including word search tools, literary societies, and Carroll-focused collections. Part of a larger academic Victorian literature resource, this page serves as a jumping-off point for researchers and Carroll enthusiasts seeking deeper study.
2026-07-07 LibriVox | free public domain audiobooks LibriVox is a massive volunteer-driven project offering over 21,000 free audiobooks of public domain works, read by contributors from around the world in 49 languages. Visitors can browse the catalog by author, title, genre, or language and download recordings to any device at no cost.
2026-07-07 Links Starfarer SF, created by Mike Bickerdike, is a comprehensive science fiction resource site covering authors, magazines, reading orders, and curated recommendations across the genre. The links page alone is a treasure trove of SF community resources, from the Internet Speculative Fiction Database to Hugo-nominated webzines and official author sites for legends like C.J. Cherryh and Larry Niven.
2026-07-07 Links – Vancesque Vancesque is a dedicated fan site celebrating the work of science fiction and fantasy author Jack Vance, featuring curated links to official sites, fan communities, databases, and resources in both English and French. The links page alone compiles dozens of references including the official Jack Vance site, ISFDB entries, French SF databases, Facebook fan groups, and review archives, making it a useful hub for Vance enthusiasts worldwide.
2026-07-07 Links James P. Blaylock Fantasy Writer A dedicated fan resource for fantasy author James P. Blaylock, maintained by Chris Paul and Krista Johansen, featuring links to other author sites, illustrator resources, and science fiction and fantasy communities. The site also serves as a hub for a larger Blaylock tribute site covering his full bibliography, biographical information, interviews, and a discussion board.
2026-07-07 list of books A personal science fiction and fantasy reading list tracking titles by authors like Iain M. Banks, Roger Zelazny, Gene Wolfe, and Greg Bear, with status notes ranging from 'completed' to 'gave up.' The page also aggregates links to major SF award nominees including Hugo, Nebula, Locus, and Arthur C. Clarke awards, making it a handy reference for genre readers.
2026-07-07 Literature Database Invader Gvim and a small collective of writers, musicians, poets, and a researcher share their creative work through this literature-focused database organized by author. The site celebrates the web revival ethos with a warm, unapologetic voice and invites visitors to explore original literary and artistic output from its contributors.
2026-07-07 Little pieces of joy Ray (also known as Annalisa or Anna), an Italian creator, has built a warmly curated personal web garden filled with blog posts, a snail-keeping diary, song lyric translations, and a growing Undertale shrine. The site celebrates the small web philosophy, offering a genuine peek into a curious and enthusiastic mind with bilingual content in both English and Italian.
2026-07-07 littlebird.sh Sync's cozy personal corner of the internet features a wide range of interests including books, games, music, and original haiku poetry, all wrapped in a charming old-web aesthetic. The site includes a library of favorites, shrines, a newsletter, and a lively 'now' section tracking what Sync is currently reading, playing, and watching.
2026-07-07 Living Out Loud Lou Plummer, a GenX educational IT professional from North Carolina, blogs about life, Internet culture, long-term recovery, marriage, and tech at Living Out Loud. The site features Mac and iOS app reviews, a daily links blog, and even an Appalachian Trail honeymoon journal spanning all 2,189 miles.
2026-07-07 living WORDS - The BOOKS fanlisting Living Words is the official fanlisting for Books, run by Crissy and listed under the Literature category at The Fanlistings Network, boasting 426 approved members from 48 countries. It serves as a global gathering point for book lovers who want to have their name listed among fellow fans of the written word.
2026-07-07 lizonline Liz's cozy corner of the web, lizonline, is a charmingly self-aware personal site promising musings, silliness, and a love for the mundane. The welcome page sets an inviting tone with quirky content warnings including 'cute anime boys of dubious morality' and 'unmarked sarcasm', hinting at a playful creative space within.
2026-07-07 Longest Voyage – Longest Voyage Jamie Crisman's personal site 'Longest Voyage' collects reading logs, notebooks, notes, and vignettes reflecting on everyday life and ideas. The minimalist design and thoughtful tagline 'Life is short, yet it's the longest thing you do' give the site a quiet, contemplative character worth exploring.
2026-07-07 looking for home ... The Casteel Series fanlisting A fanlisting dedicated to the Casteel Series by VC Andrews, covering all five books and the Lifetime film adaptations starring Annalise Basso and a notable cast of actors. Owned and maintained by Kristina as part of The Fantom collective, the site lets fans of Heaven, Dark Angel, Fallen Hearts, Gates of Paradise, and Web of Dreams join and be listed as official fans.
2026-07-07 Lorem Ipsum – The website of Jed Hartman Jed Hartman's long-running personal site covers an eclectic mix of topics with a strong emphasis on writing, books, science fiction, and culture, featuring thousands of blog posts dating back decades. The sheer volume of categorized content, including sections on favorite books, movies, words, and political donations, makes this a rich archive of one thoughtful person's intellectual life.
2026-07-07 LOVE IN THE TIME OF STARFISH GODS Finn's creative Neocities hub blends poetry, games, music, media reviews, and flag designs into a wonderfully eclectic personal archive with a distinct voice and playful aesthetic. The site features a blinkie collection, an RSS feed, quirky testimonials from friends, and ongoing updates that reflect a genuine commitment to building something lasting on the web.
2026-07-07 love, mocca💊 Mocca's personal blog is a candid, low-pressure space for random venting and raw thoughts while working through thesis stress and finding her writing voice again. Short and honest, it captures the scattered inner life of someone rebuilding their ability to express themselves one imperfect post at a time.
2026-07-07 lowrysite Lowryside (Caroline Paige Stanton) maintains this charming personal site featuring a one-person book club with deeply reflective essays on Italo Calvino's 'Six Memos for the New Millennium,' alongside links to videos, a newsletter, and creative projects. The book club writings stand out as genuinely thoughtful literary criticism blended with personal memoir, making this a rare find among personal homepages.
2026-07-07 Luke's Notes Luke's Notes is a thoughtful personal blog mixing music appreciation posts (highlighting favorite tracks by artists like Miles Davis, Patti Smith, and The Kinks) with book roundups, memoir-style storytelling, and essays on socialism and education. The ongoing 'Ina's Story' series, a serialized personal or family history, gives the site a distinctive literary heart that sets it apart from a typical music or politics blog.
2026-07-07 Luminarium Anthology of English Literature: Luminarium, created by Anniina Jokinen, is a richly curated anthology of English literature spanning Medieval, Renaissance, 17th Century, and Restoration periods, featuring works by hundreds of authors from Chaucer to Milton. The site serves as a comprehensive reference for students and enthusiasts alike, offering author pages, an encyclopedia project, and curated editions of classic texts.
2026-07-07 Lumpy Wheels Lumpy Wheels is a long-running personal blog by a writer who goes by 'emphryio', filled with reflective notes, writing prompts, philosophical musings, and observations on human nature. The site spans years of posts exploring themes like isolation, memory, morality, and the craft of storytelling, making it a compelling window into a restless creative mind.
2026-07-07 Lunaseeker Press Lunaseeker Press is an indie publishing venture cataloging original novels and zines, including sci-fi and space opera titles like 'Don't Burn Too Bright' and a wide range of themed mini zines covering topics from fantasy to baking. The catalog showcases a prolific creative output established in 2019, with detailed listings for standalone novels, short story collections, and quarter-size zines.
2026-07-07 lunospace Lunospace is a creative personal site built with a retro OS aesthetic, featuring a blog, journal, experimental room collages, film reviews, and a curated monthly links page. The creator uses the space to share personal writing, media interests, and artistic experiments in a thoughtfully styled neocities environment.
2026-07-07 Lyceum — Lyceum Lyceum is awalvie's personal site organized around books, creative work, and knowledge, presenting a minimalist hub for intellectual and creative pursuits. Part of the XXIIVV webring, it reflects the thoughtful, indie-web ethos common to that community of creators.
2026-07-07 LYER LYER PANTS ON FIRE! Lyer Online is a personal Neocities site built by the creator known as Lyer, featuring writing, graphics, shrines, and a manifesto alongside a distinct old-web aesthetic with ASCII and braille art. The site includes sections for resources, an archive, a guestbook, and planned shrines including one for Superman 1978, making it a rich personal corner of the indie web.
2026-07-07 M Y T H O P ΠI A . (the Silmarillion fanlisting) Mythopoeia is the official TFL-approved fanlisting for J.R.R. Tolkien's posthumously published masterwork, The Silmarillion, celebrating the deep mythological history of Arda. Created by Kirryn and featuring artwork by Ted Nasmith, it invites fans of Tolkien's most epic and tragic work to add their names to its growing membership list.
2026-07-07 MADDOXXING Maddoxxing is a colorful Neocities personal site featuring a growing gallery of fan fiction, shrines dedicated to characters like Sonic, a dream log, microblog, and more. The site has been actively maintained for over a year with frequent updates spanning fanfic additions, journal entries, and creative customizations.
2026-07-07 maevedarcy's little corner of the internet Maevedarcy's personal site hosts adult-oriented fan writing and fan art, presented as a classic old-web 'corner of the internet' with an age gate before entry. The creator identifies primarily as a fan writer and fan artist, making this a creative hub for fandom-based work.
2026-07-07 maggotgirl Maggotgirl is a dark and atmospheric personal diary site by a creator who describes themselves as a disturbed individual with eccentric ideas, offering monthly diary entries, short stories, articles, and a dreams section. The site carries a raw, confessional quality with rated-R content warnings, a Nicole Dollanganger-adjacent aesthetic, and a growing archive of personal writing dating back to 2023.
2026-07-07 Magical - A Harry Potter series Fanlisting Magical is the official TFL-network fanlisting for the Harry Potter book and movie series, run by Angie and Elise, currently boasting over 25,000 registered fans from around the world. Visitors can join the list, browse fan buttons, and connect with a massive global community of Harry Potter enthusiasts.
2026-07-07 mani's... website? Mani's personal Neocities site is currently under renovation, but keeps a handful of pages live including original character fiction, two named story projects (Traversion and Prismagic), and a webcomic recommendations page. The creative writing and OC content form the clearest thread through an otherwise sparse landing page.
2026-07-07 Mantalon Mantalon is a Spanish-language personal web built by a creator who shares microblogging, a political essay section called 'Horizontal,' media logs tracking what they watch, read, play, and listen to, plus a physical media collection spanning games, consoles, books, and films. The site spans a wide range of content from casual blog posts to more serious political and philosophical writing, making it a lively and eclectic corner of the indie web.
2026-07-07 March 2022 In Review | Brain Baking Brain Baking is a personal blog by a Belgian writer and academic who shares monthly reflections on life, technology, music, bread baking, and self-hosting adventures. Each monthly review weaves together personal events, blog post summaries, and curated links covering topics from Docker and RSS to hip-hop and video games.
2026-07-07 Mark Pesce * Outside the Light-Cone Mark Pesce's original 1994 homepage is a sprawling archive of his written works, lectures, rituals, essays, and interviews spanning topics from virtual reality to spirituality to Burning Man. A pioneering figure in VR and internet culture, Pesce shares everything from Wired magazine articles to spiritual reflections, making this a fascinating time capsule of early web intellectual life.
2026-07-07 Marquis de Claude - K. M. Claude (After Dark) K. M. Claude's creative hub showcases adult fiction, comics, and character lore centered on the 'Obscene Sacraments' series and other original works, presented through a retro Windows-style desktop interface. Visitors can explore serialized stories, short vignettes, fanart, and an archive of older writings spanning from recent releases back to ancient floppy-disk-era drafts.
2026-07-07 Martina's Library Martina's Library is the creative writing home of Martina (Mara), a South Italian digital artist who writes fanfiction and original work, all guaranteed human-written without AI assistance. Visitors can explore her collection of fanfictions and miscellaneous writing, with some explicit content tucked behind a password.
2026-07-07 MathFiction Homepage The Mathematical Fiction Homepage, maintained by Alex Kasman of the College of Charleston, is a searchable database of over a thousand works of fiction including novels, short stories, films, and comic books that feature mathematics or mathematicians as a central element. Visitors can browse by genre, topic, or medium, making it an invaluable resource for educators, students, and anyone curious about how math appears in storytelling and popular culture.
2026-07-07 Matrix Editions Resources: Matrix Editions is a mathematics publisher that hosts a resources page featuring a recurring 'Mathematics in Literature' challenge, inviting visitors to identify literary passages connected to math and medicine. The page offers an engaging blend of literary excerpts and mathematical publishing context, with archived previous challenges for curious readers to explore.
2026-07-07 Matt Browne - Official Author Site The official author site for Matt Browne, a hard science fiction writer whose work explores topics like embryo space colonization, transhumanism, the Drake equation, and extinction-level events. Visitors can learn about his novels, including 'The Perennial Project,' which blends speculative science with big-picture questions about humanity's future.
2026-07-07 Maxwell's Realm Maxwell Joslyn's personal site blends RPG design essays, poetry, film reviews, Mandarin language curiosities, and interviews with unconventional people into a richly varied creative space. Highlights include a published MSc thesis on tabletop RPG design, a book of RPG essays, and an interview series called The Drongo featuring scholars, researchers, and fire spinners.
2026-07-07 mb bischoff mb bischoff is a Brooklyn-based poet and programmer whose personal site highlights her published work in literary venues like Beestung, PIG, SCATC, and Dykes and Dolls. A compact but distinctive online presence for a trans writer whose creative output blends code and verse.
2026-07-07 Me Wonderland 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.
2026-07-07 meddlemouf REIGN's personal neocities page, meddlemouf, blends a minimalist aesthetic with personal anecdotes and links to their AO3 fanfiction archive, including MBAV and Vampire Knight fan works. The site has a distinct voice rooted in late-night nostalgia, pirated MP3s, and a love of writing, making it a charming snapshot of a young creative's online presence.
2026-07-07 Mel's Haven Mel's Haven is a Neocities personal site built by Maysi (Mel), a self-described creative writer who uses the space to share rant-like pages, art, shrines, and slices of daily life. The site is a passion project in active development, with a blog, microblog, photo section, and growing collection of shrine pages dedicated to personal obsessions.
2026-07-07 Melannen's Fanfiction Archive Melannen's Fanfiction Archive collects small book fandom fanfic by the creator Melannen, featuring crossovers and original works spanning fandoms like Good Omens, Rivers of London, Murderbot, Discworld, and many Yuletide exchange stories. The archive spans years of creative output and doubles as a demonstration project for a Dreamwidth tutorial on building fanfiction archives in HTML and CSS.
2026-07-07 Memorious A Journal of New Verse and Fiction: Memorious is an online literary journal dedicated to publishing quality poetry, fiction, and criticism, including reviews and interviews focused on literary craft. Named with a nod to Borges, it offers a curated space for serious readers and writers seeking contemporary verse and short fiction.
2026-07-07 memory site Elliott's "memory site" is a personal web journal with 142 pages of timestamped observations, reflections, and vignettes capturing everyday life across cities like Oakland, NYC, and Stockholm. The writing ranges from intimate personal notes to musings on web culture, making it a quietly compelling record of one person's inner and outer world.
2026-07-07 Mervyn Peake und seine Titus-Bücher, auch bekannt als »Gormenghast« A German-language blog post by molosovsky diving deep into Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast trilogy, celebrating the 60th anniversary of the first Titus book with personal reflections, curated links, and notes on the Overlook Press edition. The post explores Peake as painter, illustrator, dramatist, poet, and author, touching on comparisons with Tolkien and referencing the BBC TV adaptation.
2026-07-07 Mesopotamians When They Cry A personal Arabic-language site by a creator going by kokaa34, covering written expression, music, and literature. The site blends creative writing with cultural interests, offering sections dedicated to personal essays and literary content.
2026-07-07 Michal Zelazny Michal Zelazny's self-titled space called 'Untitled' is a reflective blog where he explores life, society, and human connection through personal essays and observations. The writing is introspective and philosophical, with posts touching on everyday moments that prompt deeper thinking about habit, waiting, and social bonds.
2026-07-07 Midnight Mountain Midnight Mountain is a personal blog and articles site where the author shares essays, reviews, and observations across topics ranging from daily life to hobbies and finance. The tag cloud reveals a writer focused on personal experience and opinion, with a no-frills accessibility-first design and a self-deprecating but inviting tone.
2026-07-07 Midwest Book Review The Midwest Book Review, established in 1976 and edited by James A. Cox, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting literacy, library usage, and small press publishing through multiple monthly book review e-zines. Visitors can browse reviews across specialized publications like the Children's Bookwatch and Small Press Bookwatch, find advice for writers and publishers, and even submit books for consideration.
2026-07-07 Miguel Máiquez The personal site of Miguel Máiquez, a Spanish-language journalist, translator, and editor who shares a blog, articles, and photos. The site connects to the IndieWeb and Fediverse communities, making it a small but thoughtful corner of the independent web.
2026-07-07 MILF God MILF God is a creative personal site featuring an elaborate original fiction universe with multiple storylines, including the 'Freaky Deaky Universe' and 'Food Universe,' populated by original characters the creator has built out over years. Alongside the fiction, the site includes personal articles, a blog, webrings, and seasonal aesthetic overhauls that give it a distinctly handcrafted old-web charm.
2026-07-07 Milo Land - What the hell am I doing Milo Fultz's personal blog spans years of short essays, reflections, and project write-ups covering everything from DIY chair-building and bike repairs to philosophy, productivity, and ADHD. The eclectic mix of dated posts reads like a genuine intellectual journal, touching on topics like Zettelkasten, visible mending, and critical thinking with a refreshingly casual voice.
2026-07-07 Mimsy A Fish Dinner in Memison: Jerry Stratton's 'Mimsy Were the Borogoves' is a book review blog covering fantasy, fiction, and occasional political commentary, with this page focusing on E.R. Eddison's overlooked classic 'A Fish Dinner in Memison' and its place in the Zimiamvia trilogy. Stratton offers thoughtful, personal takes on high fantasy literature, comparing the three Eddison works and guiding readers on which to tackle first.
2026-07-07 Mimsy Mistress of Mistresses: Jerry Stratton's book review section covers a wide range of reads, with this page focusing on E.R. Eddison's high-fantasy classic 'Mistress of Mistresses,' offering a thoughtful and enthusiastic analysis of its style and structure. The review digs into Eddison's use of framing devices across the Ouroboros trilogy, making it a valuable stop for fans of classic fantasy literature.
2026-07-07 minor literature[s] – stuttering culture[s] Minor Literature[s] is an online literary journal dedicated to experimental fiction, essays, poetry, interviews, and music writing that explores the edges of contemporary culture. With thousands of subscribers and a steady stream of contributors, it publishes challenging, unconventional work that sits between literary criticism and creative practice.
2026-07-07 Minotaur's Sex Tips for Slash Writers - Core Minotaur's Sex Tips for Slash Writers is a detailed reference guide for fan fiction authors writing slash (male/male) romantic and sexual content, covering everything from anatomy and foreplay to kink and safer sex guidelines. The site is organized into clearly labeled sections and even offers a "verify" form where writers can submit scenes for feedback on plausibility.
2026-07-07 Miskatonic University Press | William Denton William Denton's Miskatonic University Press is a richly eclectic personal site blending literary interests, art commentary, and cultural projects including the STAPLR music reference library and Theatre Science. The site reflects decades of intellectual curiosity, featuring quotes from artists like Matisse and Delacroix, notes on Canadian hosting, and connections to a wide range of humanistic pursuits.
2026-07-07 molochronik Molochronik is the German-language blog of molosovsky, a self-described fantasist and amoenokrat who writes about video games, books, politics, science fiction, poetry, and art. The site blends thoughtful game criticism with literary reviews and personal essays, creating a rich archive of cultural commentary spanning multiple years.
2026-07-07 moonlit.exposed Moonlit.exposed is a poetic digital archive built by a thoughtful creator who catalogs everyday observations as hex color codes paired with brief, lyrical descriptions of moments like late-afternoon sunlight, scattered flower petals, and a sister's cup of coffee. The site blends personal writing, field notes, a color diary, and multimedia files into an intimate, slow-web experience designed to be savored on a desktop screen.
2026-07-07 moonside inn Moonside Inn is a cozy personal page with a cottage-in-the-forest aesthetic, featuring sections for books, games, music, recipes, shrines, and a weekly log of the creator's current reads, listens, and watches. The warm, tea-and-pixel-art atmosphere and eclectic mix of media interests make it a charming little corner of the indie web.
2026-07-07 Moonstruck Drama Bookstore - plays, cast albums, sheet music, theatre news & more Moonstruck Drama Bookstore is a comprehensive online resource for theatre lovers, offering links to plays, cast albums, sheet music, and theatre news organized by dramatist from Aeschylus to Neil Simon. The site covers an impressive breadth of theatrical history spanning ancient Greek drama through contemporary playwrights, alongside a robust section on classic and modern musicals.
2026-07-07 More in Sadness than in Anger - Charlie's Diary Charlie's Diary is the long-running blog of Hugo Award-winning science fiction author Charles Stross, covering his writing process, new novels, and sharp political commentary. Posts range from updates on upcoming books like his latest space opera to candid observations on current events, drawing a lively community of hundreds of commenters.
2026-07-07 mostly true | virgil eaton Virgil Eaton's 'Mostly True' is a beautifully written personal narrative blog featuring vivid, literary stories drawn from real life adventures spanning Pennsylvania bar nights, wolf encounters in New Mexico, black cab misadventures in Sichuan, and life after a wheelchair-changing injury. The writing is warm, specific, and genuinely compelling, reading more like polished creative nonfiction than a typical travel or personal blog.
2026-07-07 Moth's Mindscape Moth's Mindscape is a atmospheric personal site by a creator called Moth or Lepidoptera, featuring a choose-your-own-adventure section called 'Lepidotera's Snowy Alpine' alongside webrings and fanlistings. The site leans into a dark, cozy aesthetic with retro gifs, autoplay music, and Windows 95-style visuals that give it a distinctive old-web charm.
2026-07-07 motherstone > about Motherstone is Avery's personal Neocities site, home to her diary, fiction and non-fiction writing, and creative projects. A self-described writer, musician, and artist living in the upper Midwest, she brings a warm and witty voice to her corner of the indie web.
2026-07-07 mrshll.com - mrshll.com Marshall Moutenot's personal site collects logs, essays, and public notes covering everyday life, mutual aid, climate anxieties, and small moments of creativity. The writing is intimate and literary, with entries like a vivid account of a multi-day power outage that blend personal reflection with broader social observation.
2026-07-07 My Boring Life Firda, a 50-something child-free Canadian, chronicles the quiet pleasures of everyday life including thrifting, houseplants, baking, and the occasional web experiment in her charmingly self-deprecating personal blog. Her 'Weird Web October' challenge, where she built a new mini-website every day in October, reveals a creative side that makes this much more than a typical slice-of-life journal.
2026-07-07 My fanfiction and podfic | Ye Jacobites By Name A fan fiction and podfic archive by a dedicated creator writing for Jacobite-era historical fiction, including works based on 'The Flight of the Heron,' 'Kidnapped,' and lesser-known related novels. The collection spans missing scene stories, slash fiction, and longer plotty fics, with a thoughtful transformative works policy welcoming remixes and translations.
2026-07-07 my fic archive An archive page from a fanfic writer and collector who focuses on DCU Superbat (Clark Kent/Bruce Wayne) fan fiction, featuring both their own works and a curated list of saved fics by other authors. The site reflects the preservation instinct common in fandom, with the creator noting they keep local copies of stories since even AO3 works can disappear.
2026-07-07 My Fics 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.
2026-07-07 my Lair #mylair A newly launched Neocities personal site where the creator shares candid journal-style updates about their creative projects, academic writing, and media diet including books like Butler's Parable of the Sower and films like Come Drink With Me. The site is still under construction but has a warm, expressive voice and a focus on reading, writing, and watching.
2026-07-07 My Scattered Thoughts – The oldest and most obscure weblog. Probably. Lovingly maintained and neglected by Shawn Kilburn. Shawn Kilburn's long-running personal weblog 'My Scattered Thoughts' dates back to at least 2001 and features a mix of book reviews, short musings, humor, and personal observations. The site leans heavily toward literary discussion, with a dedicated books section and thoughtful mini-reviews of titles ranging from Claire Keegan to Farah Jasmine Griffin.
2026-07-07 My Typical Day | Rob Weychert Rob Weychert is a Philadelphia-based designer and artist whose blog covers his daily routines, year-in-review reflections, and personal observations with a sharp, self-deprecating wit. This particular post joins a chain of bloggers documenting their typical days, touching on RSS feeds, doomscrolling, workouts, TV, and books in a candid slice-of-life style.
2026-07-07 myrtletribe Myrtletribe is the personal site of a hobby artist and evolutionary ecology student who shares detailed book reviews, a reading library with covers and notes, original artwork, and monthly blog recaps. The site is thoughtfully built with a cozy aesthetic, featuring pages for color palettes, a sitemap, a 'now' page, and a growing collection of candid literary opinions.
2026-07-07 móbile A Brazilian Portuguese literary blog where the author reflects on books, memory, and reading life with warmth and wit, discussing authors like Faulkner, Virginia Woolf, and Hemingway alongside personal anecdotes. The writing is intimate and essayistic, blending cultural commentary with self-deprecating humor about forgotten plots and half-remembered classics.
2026-07-07 Nathan Upchurch Nathan Upchurch's personal site and blog covers a wide range of topics including incense, free and open source software, design, vegan cooking, and music. The site features galleries, a guestbook, a blogroll, and participates in both the Fediring and Geekring web communities, giving it a warm, old-web personality.
2026-07-07 nefaerien.NET by Vixen Phillips aka lilli – dark lyrical fiction, music & art Nefaerien.NET is the creative home of Vixen Phillips, also known as lilli, a self-described queer techno-fantasist who crafts dark lyrical fiction, music, and visual art. The site is an atmospheric, handcoded experience with poetically named sections like "the dreaming sea" and "feathers from ruins," inviting visitors into a world of dreamlike narrative fragments.
2026-07-07 new home Jukiter's personal corner of the web, known as Juki, features a mix of creative work including webnovels, a blog, and a collection of resources for curious websurfers. The site has a welcoming, share-friendly spirit and covers media consumption spanning music, reading, and anime alongside original creations.
2026-07-07 Niall Harrison The personal homepage of Niall Harrison, a science fiction critic and reviewer associated with Strange Horizons and the BSFA's Vector magazine. Visitors can find links to his bibliography, journal, photos, and writing about SF literature.
2026-07-07 NightcoreAndCaffeine's Website NightcoreAndCaffeine (NCC) runs this cheerfully barebones personal site built from a 1996 HTML book, featuring a personal fanfiction archive, an art page, a web journal, and a massive index of over 500 indie webrings. The fanfiction work and writing projects take center stage, with shrines, media rambles, and personality quiz results rounding out the experience.
2026-07-07 Nitrosyncretic Press Nitrosyncretic Press is a specialty small press active since 2000, publishing works on Robert Heinlein, artificial intelligence, commercial spaceflight history, and a free e-book series covering unique niche topics. Their catalog includes guides for independent authors on digital publishing in EPUB and Kindle formats, making it a useful stop for both readers and self-publishers.
2026-07-07 No Moods, Ads or Cutesy Fucking Icons The blog of science fiction author Peter Watts, featuring excerpts and updates from his fiction, commentary on biotech and science, and personal reflections with a characteristically bleak wit. Posts range from in-progress novel snippets to musings on real-world science, making it a fascinating destination for fans of hard SF and speculative fiction.
2026-07-07 No Soup for You - NEXT!!! Alicia Nesbitt, known online as Monkey and Queen of the Soups, runs this charmingly chaotic personal site from the early 2000s full of quirky humor, personal updates, and creative projects. Highlights include a Julius Caesar fan page, a lyric matching service, and a healthy dose of soup-themed absurdist humor.
2026-07-07 Noahie's Terminal Noahie Valk's personal terminal-style site serves as a hub for their writing, philosophy, and fiction, with a blog, link log, and a section called Somnia. The minimalist monospace aesthetic and keywords like 'modern monasticism' and 'cogito' hint at a thoughtful, literary sensibility worth exploring.
2026-07-07 Nostalgia Publishing Nostalgia Publishing is a book review magazine run for fun, covering crime, fantasy, science fiction, historical fiction, children's books, comics, and non-fiction with a nostalgic bent. Highlights include serialized fiction, poetry, publisher features, interviews, and reviews spanning classic and contemporary titles.
2026-07-07 Notes by JCProbably JCProbably's personal blog blends reflective writing, book tracking, and slice-of-life essays on topics like friendship, holidays, and journaling with a Hobonichi notebook. The site has an intimate, cozy tone with curated reader favorites, a reading log, and posts ranging from cycling challenges to annual music recaps.
2026-07-07 Notes from Michael’s Desk Michael's cozy neocities corner is a self-described void-screaming space for hyperfixations, original characters, shrines, and scattered thoughts powered by caffeine and sleep deprivation. Visitors can explore sections like 'Mike Vs. The Hyperfixation,' 'The Ambrose Archives,' and fan shrines covering interests like Red Dead Redemption and the band The Mechanisms.
2026-07-07 Notes from the Wired "Notes from the Wired" is a thoughtful personal writing site by monkemanx covering philosophy, theology, travel, and media commentary, with articles ranging from a close reading of Meister Eckhart's medieval sermons to a travelogue about Namibia. The site has a distinctly intellectual, eclectic character, mixing academic-adjacent deep dives with casual media reviews and personal reflections.
