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  • 2026-07-07
    Borges Links –Shipwreck Library
    Shipwreck Library is a deeply curated reference site devoted to Jorge Luis Borges (and James Joyce), gathering links to biographies, criticism, audio readings, film, and music inspired by each author. The Borges section alone spans dozens of organized subcategories covering his fiction, poetry, interviews, philosophical and religious criticism, and even composers influenced by his work.
  • 2026-07-07
    Brainnoises | HOME
    Tom, a 22-year-old computer science student, uses Brainnoises as a personal creative hub to share blog posts, original art, stories, and movie thoughts under the charming premise that his brain is simply too noisy. The site has a warm retro-web aesthetic with webrings, a guestbook, and a cozy mix of life updates and personal projects.
  • 2026-07-07
    breakfastscot.ch | Real knowledge is to know the extent of one’s ignorance. This is where I write about mine.
    Breakfastscot.ch is a thoughtful personal essay blog where the author ranges across book reviews, philosophy, pop culture, and decision theory in pieces like a multipart series connecting Mandelbrot, Boyd, and Musashi. The writing is intellectually curious and wide-ranging, touching on Len Deighton novels, Wittgenstein, and the nature of narrative with a dry wit throughout.
  • 2026-07-07
    Breathing Dreams
    Shadaras' Fanfic Archive: Breathing Dreams is a personal fanfiction archive by Shadaras, mirroring their work from AO3 with its own organizational system covering categories like trans themes, femslash, small fandoms, and original works. The collection spans a wide range of fandoms including Mo Dao Zu Shi, Tamora Pierce's Tortall and Emelan universes, Killjoys, and Friends at the Table podcast.
  • 2026-07-07
    Brian Alonso
    Brian Alonso is an aerospace engineer and writer based in Raleigh, North Carolina who publishes personal essays and short fiction exploring human flourishing, first-principles thinking, and the nature of creativity. The site blends reflective blog posts with original short stories, offering a thoughtful mix of philosophical musing and narrative writing.
  • 2026-07-07
    Brian Knight
    Brian Knight's personal blog collects essays and ideas spanning design, history, humanism, humor, and writing. The site has a thoughtful, focused voice and features short-form posts with a strong emphasis on craft and intentional communication.
  • 2026-07-07
    Brianna
    Brianna Privett's personal blog has been running since 1998, making it one of the longer-lived personal web presences around, with posts spanning feelings, memories, home life, and occasional web experiments. The site's categories like 'Blissful Senses', 'Origins and Memories', and 'Blues and Roads' hint at a reflective, literary tone that has accumulated over two decades of writing.
  • 2026-07-07
    browse a menu
    A tilde.town personal page where a young creator named herbe brainstorms future projects, journals scattered thoughts, and works through teenage reflections before turning 20. The page is a mix of coding ambitions, tarot app ideas, privacy musings, and earnest personal ramblings that capture the spirit of indie web self-expression.
  • 2026-07-07
    bwzlbub Landing Page
    Bwzlbub (also known as cygniius) is a creative personal site featuring original writings, devlogs, and a visual novel demo called 'Hour of the Rat.' The site also hosts a fan shrine for the manga 'Love Bullet' and enthusiastically promotes the webcomic 'Hand Jumper,' with a warm, expressive personality throughout.
  • 2026-07-07
    Cain - About me
    Cain Iv's personal corner of the web houses an about me page, quiz results, journal entries, and a collection of creative works including photoshopped pictures and written ramblings. The site has a thoughtful, introspective voice with a genuine interest in self-expression and recording everyday life for posterity.
  • 2026-07-07
    Cajeck's Lair
    Cajeck's Lair is a personal Neocities space blending a blog, original art galleries (digital, traditional, and scrap), and writing from a creator with a love of old web aesthetics, retro entertainment, The X-Files, and My Little Pony. The site has a charmingly eclectic personality with skulls, skeletons, virtual pets, and webring memberships rounding out a cozy corner of the indie web.
  • 2026-07-07
    Cameron Higby-Naquin
    Cameron Higby-Naquin is a programmer, dancer, and author whose personal site showcases an impressive range of creative work including original fiction, interactive games, and poetry projects. Highlights include 'The Ninth Archive,' a reality-bending narrative, several tabletop RPG titles, and developer resources for the Elm programming language.
  • 2026-07-07
    cass.si
    Cass.si is a minimalist personal blog by someone going by 'cass', featuring short, intriguingly titled posts like 'The U+NION building is odd' and 'The Weavers Who Prosper With the Mechanical Loom'. The sparse, text-focused design and eclectic post titles suggest a writer with a curious, literary sensibility.
  • 2026-07-07
    CD-ROMe
    CD-ROMe is a boldly styled personal site by a creator who warns visitors upfront about adult themes, explicit language, and depictions of blood before inviting them to explore further. Sections for shrines, a blog, and personal content suggest a richly layered old-web aesthetic built with genuine care for accessibility and visitor safety.
  • 2026-07-07
    cedric x rufina 5ever
    Cedric x Rufina 5ever is a personal landing page by a fan fiction enthusiast who collects links to their fanfic recs, Archive of Our Own profile, and social platforms. The site's title references a ship pairing and the content centers on fan fiction recommendations, making it a cozy hub for fandom writing interests.
  • 2026-07-07
    CELLIBRATION
    Celli's personal Neocities site features diary entries, shrines, and a writing page where this self-described autistic girlboy shares rambling thoughts on fandoms, hockey, and life beyond social media. The site has a cozy, handmade feel with frequent updates, a guestbook, and a collection of shrines dedicated to personal interests.
  • 2026-07-07
    cereal and choccy milk
    Choccy's bilingual personal site offers a blend of journaling, translations, collections, and graphics in English alongside a Japanese section called the 'Courtyard' featuring illustrations and casual writings. The site also hints at fan creative work accessible through a character link, making it a cozy multilingual corner of the old web.
  • 2026-07-07
    cervidaze ☘
    Cervidaze is the personal blog and creative home of Reyn, a revival of an earlier blogging project built as a love letter to the indie web and the curious, unmonetized internet of the past. Visitors will find blog posts, essays, a curated media page, and an interests section, all wrapped in a handcrafted site with a music player and thoughtful changelog.
  • 2026-07-07
    Charlie's Diary
    Charlie's Diary is the long-running blog of Charles Stross, acclaimed science fiction and fantasy author of the Laundry Files series, the Merchant Princes, and numerous other novels. Visitors will find Stross's sharp commentary on politics, technology, publishing, and the craft of writing, along with updates on his latest books and lively comment threads with hundreds of engaged readers.
  • 2026-07-07
    Chesterton, G.K.
    Man Who Was Thursday, The – Outside of a Dog: Kate Nepveu’s Book Log: Kate Nepveu's 'Outside of a Dog' is a long-running book log reviewing fiction across genres, from general fiction and SF to mystery and historical novels. This entry offers a witty take on G.K. Chesterton's 'The Man Who Was Thursday,' with reader discussion in the comments stretching into theological interpretation.
  • 2026-07-07
    Childhood Country
    Childhood Country is a personal site by an Irish creator who enjoys rambling freely about their interests, including knitting, reading, and everyday life, with a name referencing the Patrick Kavanagh poem 'Peace'. The site features a reading log, a knitting page, and a blog, with a thoughtful emphasis on web accessibility and screen-reader friendliness.
  • 2026-07-07
    chloe fantasista's deeply cursed emporium
    Chloe Fantasista's personal corner of the web is a quirky, under-reconstruction hub that links out to her stories directory, a button exchange, and crochet resources. The site has a playful, irreverent personality and hints at a richer creative writing history that is being rebuilt from scratch.
  • 2026-07-07
    Chris Dodds
    Chris Dodds is a staff engineer and writer whose blog documents his literary accomplishments, including a forthcoming novella from Miami University Press, alongside personal reflections on tattoos, prediction markets, and the writing life. The mix of craft-focused updates, short fiction prize listings, and candid personal essays makes it a compelling window into a working writer's world.
  • 2026-07-07
    Chris Jung - Ich teile meine persönlichen Geschichten, Erfahrungen und Erkenntnisse.
    Chris Jung writes candid personal essays in German about aging, self-employment, anxiety, and life philosophy, sharing reflections on everything from greying hair to the pursuit of perfection. With over 200 archived posts and a deliberately tracker-free, human-written approach, this blog offers an intimate window into one person's ongoing search for meaning and clarity.
  • 2026-07-07
    Chris O'Donnell - Commentary on travel, books, music, digital culture and whatever else grabs my attention.
    Chris O'Donnell's personal website, one of the oldest continually maintained sites on the internet since 1995, covers travel, books, music, digital culture, birding, and camping. The site serves as a hub linking to his blog, reading list, photostream, and outdoor adventures, offering a glimpse into a well-rounded personal web presence spanning decades.
  • 2026-07-07
    Chronicles of Miss Miseria
    Chronicles of Miss Miseria is the deeply personal blog of Oizys, a writer who blends raw self-memoir with poetry challenges, diary entries, and literary reflection. The site features a rich mix of introspective prose, poetry projects like NovPoWriMo, and an old-web aesthetic with guestbooks and link buttons that make it feel like a genuine digital notebook.
  • 2026-07-07
    chronosaur.us
    Karen's personal blog and digital journal, chronosaur.us, is a warm throwback to early 2000s online writing culture, featuring weeknotes, random thoughts, and short-form blips away from the noise of social media. The site embraces the indie web spirit with a blogroll, guestbook, and open invitation to connect with other bloggers.
  • 2026-07-07
    Chuck Carroll
    Chuck Carroll's personal homepage highlights his passions for reading and writing, alongside interests in Jiu-Jitsu and computer tinkering. The site offers a 'Now' page and RSS feed to follow his current pursuits, making it a compact but well-organized window into his life.
  • 2026-07-07
    clachnabenn fandom archive
    Clachnabenn is a fanfiction archive created by a writer who goes by the same handle, housing original works for fandoms including The Old Guard and Stargate SG-1. The collection features several multi-thousand-word fics exploring pairings like Nicky/Joe and Jack/Daniel, with more fandoms promised to come.
  • 2026-07-07
    Cloud Quotes
    Cloud Quotes is a minimalist site featuring short, reflective quotes and thoughts, with this entry offering a gentle reminder not to worry about others' opinions. The sparse, contemplative format gives it the feel of a personal aphorism journal from the early 2010s.
  • 2026-07-07
    cloversome fic
    Clover's personal fanfiction archive spans a wide range of fandoms including One Piece, Mo Dao Zu Shi, Good Omens, Naruto, and Our Flag Means Death, with works organized by rating, ship, and tag. The site offers a filterable collection of fic ranging from general to explicit content, showcasing Clover's prolific writing across many beloved series and pairings.
  • 2026-07-07
    clowdywings homepage
    Clowdywings is a charming Neocities personal site featuring snippets of original writing, pixel art and blinkie collections, shrines for favorite things, and a personal diary. The site is actively maintained by a self-described HTML beginner who has built out multiple sections including movie reviews, a zine page, and a curated links collection.
  • 2026-07-07
    COBIESITE
    Cobiesite is the personal corner of a gothic writer named Cobie, currently undergoing a v4 renovation, featuring dark fiction that explores gore, horror, psychological themes, and character suffering. Visitors can browse a bookshelf of original works, media reviews, and creative content tagged for mature audiences in a moody, atmospheric aesthetic.
  • 2026-07-07
    Coleman McCormick
    Coleman McCormick's personal blog and newsletter hub features curated links, short essays, and reflections on writing, design, technology, and ideas. The site archives years of posts alongside his newsletter 'Res Extensa,' making it a thoughtful commonplace book for intellectually curious readers.
  • 2026-07-07
    Comma Directory - Log
    Andrea's Comma Directory is a thoughtful travel and culture blog weaving together film criticism, encounters with art, and reflections on life across continents, with entries from places like Valencia and Cape Town. Each post reads like a personal essay, drawing connections between Hitchcock films, African painters, and the meditative experience of slow travel.
  • 2026-07-07
    Confused Muse's Fanfiction Archive
    ConfusedMuse's personally maintained fanfiction archive collects years of fan-written stories spanning multiple fandoms including Attack on Titan, Princess Tutu, Undertale, and more, organized neatly by series. Spanning works from 2008 through 2025, the archive captures a long creative journey from Livejournal-era writing to ongoing projects, with one-shots, multi-chapter fics, and prompt challenges all in one place.
  • 2026-07-07
    CONLANG
    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.
  • 2026-07-07
    Contrariwise the Wizardly
    Contrariwise the Wizardly is the witty, warm personal blog of a self-described 'Internet Soup Wizard' who shares short-form musings on life, pop culture, technology, intentional living, and radical kindness. Posts range from clever one-liners about Winnie the Pooh personality types to reflective pieces on personal growth, seasoned with a delightfully odd sense of humor and genuine heart.
  • 2026-07-07
    Cookiesmoosh - Cookie Run Rarepair Fanfiction
    Cookiesmoosh is a handcoded archive dedicated to Cookie Run rarepair fanfiction, collecting stories that pair up unexpected cookie characters submitted by fans of the game. The site organizes its growing library by title, author, category, and dynamic, making it easy to browse the rare-pair corner of the Cookie Run fandom.
  • 2026-07-07
    cooltexts
    Cooltexts is a self-organized archive of radical political theory texts, offering carefully formatted editions of works by Adorno, Debord, Agamben, Negri, the Situationist International, and many others. The site is a labor of love by a single individual who freely admits imperfections, and also provides links to allied archives, journals, and bibliographies across the left communist and critical theory landscape.
  • 2026-07-07
    Cordwainer Smith and His Remarkable Science Fiction
    Created by his own daughter, this comprehensive tribute site celebrates the visionary science fiction author Cordwainer Smith, born Paul M. A. Linebarger, and his unforgettable stories set in the Instrumentality of Mankind universe. Visitors will find a full bibliography, scholarly resources, fan discussion, a Rediscovery Award history, and personal reflections from someone who grew up in Smith's extraordinary orbit.
  • 2026-07-07
    Corpse Brigade
    Fanfiction Library: Corpse Brigade's Fanfiction Library is a carefully organized archive of original fanfiction set in the world of Final Fantasy Tactics, featuring drabbles, longer pieces, and even interactive fiction playable in-browser. The collection is thoughtfully labeled for content warnings and ships, and the creator invites other writers to submit their own FFT works for hosting.
  • 2026-07-07
    cosmias
    Cosmias is a personal site featuring a blog, media log, and various pages for a creator who goes by the same handle. The site participates in the No AI Webring, suggesting a focus on human-made content and creative expression.
  • 2026-07-07
    Coyote Tracks
    Watts Martin is a science fiction and fantasy author who uses this site to share free short stories, sell novels and novellas, and blog about technical topics. The site serves as a creative and professional hub, offering fiction, technical writing samples, and a work history alongside links to his Mastodon and Bluesky presences.
  • 2026-07-07
    Coyote's Link Hub
    Coyote's Link Hub is the personal website of a blogger and essayist named Coyote, featuring collected essays, curated bookmarks, and thoughtful writing on topics ranging from the open web to desert themes and Halloween. Standout sections include a 'Good Web Graveyard,' a 'Machine-Generated Garbage Hall of Shame,' and a bot removal guide, making it a hub for anyone who cares deeply about the indie web and longform personal writing.
  • 2026-07-07
    CPNK
    CPNK is a cryptic, atmospheric personal site featuring a curated library of literature alongside documentation of quirky personal projects. The aesthetic leans into decay and digital eeriness, with ASCII art and evocative prose creating a distinctive old-web mood.
  • 2026-07-07
    Critters Writers Workshop
    Critters Writers Workshop is one of the oldest online critique communities for science fiction, fantasy, and horror writers, founded in 1995 by Andrew Burt and boasting over 15,000 members and 300,000 critiques served. Members submit manuscripts and receive peer critiques in a structured system, with extensive resources on diplomacy in critiquing, formatting, and writing craft.
  • 2026-07-07
    Crow, following up!
    Crow's personal corner of the web, built by hand to escape social media and collect their thoughts, interests, and favorite things in one place. The site features a blog, shrines, and a guestbook, and is continuously evolving as Crow learns more HTML.
  • 2026-07-07
    CV | Lunaseeker Press
    Zachary Kai's professional CV page for Lunaseeker Press showcases his work as a publishing assistant, indie press founder, and freelance digital marketer with experience in WordPress, SEO, email campaigns, and content strategy. The page includes a detailed work history, certifications from HubSpot and other platforms, testimonials, and projects spanning independent publishing, zines, and web design.
  • 2026-07-07
    D. L. Ashliman's Home Page
    The homepage of retired University of Pittsburgh professor D. L. Ashliman, a prolific folklore scholar whose work spans fairy tales, folktales, mythology, and Aesop's fables. The page catalogs his published monographs, encyclopedia contributions, and links to his major web resources including Folktexts and Folklinks, making it an essential gateway to serious folklore research.
  • 2026-07-07
    dani.j
    Dani is a Sydney-based architectural designer and podcast producer who writes in both Mandarin and English about books, films, running, knitting, and history. The site also features a Mandarin-language podcast called 管中豹 covering literature like Margaret Atwood's MaddAddam Trilogy, alongside a solo journaling RPG project in development.
  • 2026-07-07
    daniel.industries
    Daniel's personal site weaves together music, writing, and blog posts under the evocative tagline 'seeking, stories, beauty, meaning.' The site spans creative output across multiple disciplines, with dedicated sections for original writing and music alongside a personal blog.
  • 2026-07-07
    Danny Yee's home page
    Danny Yee's sprawling personal hub is best known for its collection of over 1400 book reviews spanning an enormous range of subjects, earning him the self-described title 'Pathologically Polymathic.' Beyond reviews, the site offers travelogues from destinations including Mongolia, Vietnam, and Turkey, alongside resources on free software advocacy, web design tips, and Australian bushwalking.
  • 2026-07-07
    dansinker.com
    Dan Sinker is a writer, designer, and maker whose site centers on his monthly essay series 'Foundational Texts,' exploring the culture that shaped him through personal, lyrical longform writing. Visitors will also find his shop selling zines, patches, and apparel tied to his creative community work, including nods to his punk zine roots with Punk Planet.
  • 2026-07-07
    DargonZine
    DargonZine is a long-running collaborative fantasy fiction e-zine set in the shared world of Dargon, a fictional fiefdom in the Kingdom of Baranur. Contributors like Jim Owens and others craft interconnected stories spanning decades of in-world history, making it a rich destination for fans of community-built fantasy literature.
  • 2026-07-07
    David Marsden
    David Marsden's personal Micro.blog is a slice-of-life journal from a self-described mild-mannered administrator and father of two, mixing short posts about daily family moments with wit and dry humor. Recent explorations include pieces like 'Custard Woman vs The Dark Lord' and 'Chilli On The Rocks', giving the site a warm, quirky narrative charm alongside a curated blogroll of recommended reads.
  • 2026-07-07
    De Laatste Vuurtorenwachter
    Flor Vandekerckhove has been publishing columns, memoirs, reading notes, essays, polemics, short stories, and poems on this Dutch-language Belgian blog since 1988, making it a remarkably long-running literary journal of one person's intellectual life. The site covers Flemish literature, authors like Ivo Michiels, Mei 68 cultural memory, and the fading world of a self-described 'soixantehuitard' babyboomer with hundreds of tagged entries across dozens of themes.
  • 2026-07-07
    Death's Stomping Grounds
    Death's Stomping Grounds is the personal Neocities home of a creator known as Death, who is currently channeling their energy into writing a book and building an RPG Maker game. The site is a work-in-progress with planned sections for art, a dream journal, and a goblin hoard collection, giving it a charmingly dark and whimsical personality.
  • 2026-07-07
    Deer's Journal
    Deer's Journal is a cozy personal blog by a creator who goes by 'Deer', filled with stream-of-consciousness writing, thoughts on software, media archiving, and whatever else is on their mind. The site is packed with personality, featuring Yume Nikki music, a Wii cursor, particle effects, and a changelog showing active, enthusiastic development.
  • 2026-07-07
    Dennis Paul Himes
    Dennis Paul Himes, also known as Pablo and Caesariatus, shares decades of prose fiction, essays, poetry, and creative writing alongside trail logs from end-to-end hikes of the Long Trail, Cohos Trail, and Foothills Trail. The site is a rich personal archive spanning topics from chess and game rules to gladiology and VRML, with links, photos, and updates stretching back to the mid-1990s.
  • 2026-07-07
    denpanightmare is a nightmare
    Denpanightmare is a teenage girl's chaotic personal homepage where she documents her unfiltered thoughts, bizarre daily life, and surreal musings for the world to see. Complete with blinkies, a changelog, and a looping existential text spiral, it captures the raw creative energy of old-web personal expression.
  • 2026-07-07
    Derek Sivers
    Derek Sivers is a multifaceted creator known for founding CD Baby who shares his essays, book notes from over 430 books, and published works covering entrepreneurship, philosophy, and personal growth. The site serves as a hub for his writings, TED talks, and ongoing projects, offering a window into the mind of a genuinely unconventional thinker.
  • 2026-07-07
    Detective Rascal
    Detective Rascal is a personal site built by a writer who maintains a fic archive with 45 entries, a book review section, and a character page, all hand-coded from scratch. The fic archive notably includes Arcane fanfictions, making it a cozy corner for readers and writers who enjoy fan-created stories and literary commentary.
  • 2026-07-07
    Diabolical Plots – From Inspiration to Ink…
    Diabolical Plots is an active speculative fiction magazine publishing original short stories, reviews, interviews, and essays spanning science fiction, fantasy, and beyond. With over 260 published fiction pieces, nearly 500 reviews, and Hugo and Nebula award recognition, it is a substantial and long-running destination for short fiction enthusiasts.
  • 2026-07-07
    DIAGRAM
    ART + AGENCY UNLOCKED: DIAGRAM is an online literary magazine publishing poetry, prose, and art across dozens of numbered issues stretching back many years, with a comprehensive author index and searchable archive. The journal blends experimental writing with visual art, making it a rich destination for readers interested in innovative literary forms.
  • 2026-07-07
    Diary Homepage
    Clowdywings keeps a sporadic online diary on Neocities, sharing personal life events, random thoughts, and occasional vent entries with refreshing honesty. The site is perpetually under construction but offers a genuine glimpse into one person's inner world in classic old-web diary style.
  • 2026-07-07
    Digipiedra
    Digipiedra is Yuda's handcrafted personal website featuring a dream diary, monthly curated recommendations, a toki pona language course, and miscellanea alongside links and a shelf of saved content. Built with a philosophy of simplicity and accessibility, the site is designed to work on old devices and slow connections, with original pixel art and a warm, thoughtful voice throughout.
  • 2026-07-07
    DIGITAL ANGEL
    Rune's personal neocities site 'Digital Angel' is a cozy corner of the web dedicated to archiving interests through webshrines, reviews, journals, and collections. Still early in development, it already features a guestbook, sitemap, and a warm anti-social-media philosophy centered on revisiting genuine joy in hobbies.
  • 2026-07-07
    Directory of Publishers - Community of Literary Magazines and Presses
    CLMP (Community of Literary Magazines and Presses) hosts a searchable directory of independent literary publishers, allowing visitors to find presses and magazines by name, location, type, genre, and category. It serves as a vital hub for the independent publishing world, connecting readers, booksellers, librarians, and writers with small press and literary magazine publishers across the country.
  • 2026-07-07
    Disco duro
    Marcelo Mendez's personal blog 'Disco Duro' (Hard Drive) is a creative journal filled with poetically titled posts, videos, and a curated collection of eclectic cool links spanning obscure internet oddities and personal archives. The site has a distinctly literary, experimental quality, with post titles reading almost like prose poems and content ranging from handycam footage documentation to Oasis archives and personal observations.
  • 2026-07-07
    Discombobulated
    Jess Nickelsen's personal blog!: Jess Nickelsen's personal blog covers her life as a writer, gamer, and mum in Wellington, New Zealand, with posts ranging from creative writing updates to health challenges and solo RPG adventures. The site leans heavily into writing craft and personal reflection, making it a warm and candid read for anyone interested in the creative life.
  • 2026-07-07
    Divine Comedy
    Flo's creative hub, Divine Comedy, is dedicated to original characters, worldbuilding, and story writing with a strong medieval and fantasy aesthetic. Visitors can explore character shrines, stories, and a gallery alongside personal blog entries from this multilingual creator with wide-ranging interests.
  • 2026-07-07
    DIVINICIDE-ICIDE
    Divinicide is a provocative creative writing project featuring iconoclastic fiction with themes of violence, satire, and social confrontation. The site hosts the 'Blackpages,' an explicit and intentionally offensive fictional work meant to challenge readers and force self-reflection.
  • 2026-07-07
    DJ Buck Freelance Services
    David J. Buck, a journalist and multimedia specialist known for his work at Tedium and appearances on The Dr. Demento Show, showcases his freelance writing, copywriting, audio production, and video editing services here. The site features a portfolio of published essays covering topics like NES homebrew games, CB radio history, Frank Zappa, and Halloween pop culture, making it a compelling sample of his wide-ranging content work.
  • 2026-07-07
    dldr.xyz | Don't Like; Don't Read
    Bloodwrites' personal corner of the old web, centered on fanfiction writing and fandom culture, with a strong focus on Supernatural slash fic including explicit content for adults. Visitors will find original fic, curated fic recs, fandom meta, writing prompts, and a love of the indie web aesthetic.
  • 2026-07-07
    dos puntos tres — :3
    Dos Puntos Tres is a thoughtful personal blog by a Spanish writer who publishes essays in both English and Spanish on topics like AI, language, attention economy, ethics, and human nature. Posts are sharp and opinionated, tackling subjects like the death of text, perfectionism, and the risks of AI-generated content with concise, engaging prose.
  • 2026-07-07
    dozens — write.tildeverse.org
    The writing blog of 'dozens' on the Tildeverse, featuring original fantasy fiction including an ongoing serialized adventure called 'Social Anxiety Barbarian' and quirky worldbuilding stories set in a hobbit-flavored folk-fantasy world. The site also includes essays on board game history and culture, making it a charming mix of creative fiction and thoughtful nonfiction writing.
  • 2026-07-07
    Dreamer's Sanctuary – Backstreet Boys Fanfiction for the Modern Millennium
    Julie's Dreamer's Sanctuary is a long-running archive of Backstreet Boys fanfiction, featuring her own original stories alongside curated favorites from other authors in the fandom. She is especially known for her medical drama genre stories, with ongoing works like the epic multi-chapter 'The World Will Be Waiting' that keeps readers actively debating characters and plot twists.
  • 2026-07-07
    Dreaming With Eyes Open // the Reading fanlisting
    Dreaming With Eyes Open is a fanlisting dedicated to the love of reading, connecting book enthusiasts from dozens of countries around the world. Part of the Blue Rain network since 2014, it brings together fans from Argentina to Wales under a shared appreciation for the pastime of reading.
  • 2026-07-07
    Drew's Script-O-Rama – free movie scripts and screenplays, baby!
    Drew's Script-O-Rama is a legendary repository of over 10,000 free movie scripts, screenplays, transcripts, and teleplays that has been running since 1995. Whether you're a screenwriter, film buff, or just curious about your favorite movie's dialogue, this site is an invaluable archive covering everything from Hollywood blockbusters to cult classics.
  • 2026-07-07
    drinkmoretea
    Kali's cozy personal site centers on fanfiction, fandom, and the slower pleasures of life, built around a love of tea as a metaphor for savoring simple joys. Visitors can explore her blog, books, and fanfiction sections alongside her interests in Star Wars, DC, Transformers, BNHA, and more.
  • 2026-07-07
    Duskstar Archives!
    Duskstar Archives is a community fanfiction hub dedicated to the JRPG Live A Live, welcoming submissions of fics, OC infodumps, headcanons, and creative prompts from fans of the game. The site hosts original works by the creator Duskie alongside community contributions, featuring quirky crackfics and more serious pieces set across the game's various eras.
  • 2026-07-07
    E. Hyde - fanfiction
    E. Hyde's fanfiction archive collects original fan works primarily set in the MDZS (Mo Dao Zu Shi) universe, organized thematically rather than chronologically, with stories exploring horror, body horror, transformation, and family dynamics. The writing shows real craft and range, from second-person narratives to cracky-but-earnest character studies, making it a compelling stop for fans of the fandom.
  • 2026-07-07
    EB Lockman - Home
    EB Lockman's personal author site offers a simple, clean homepage linking to an About page and a Publications section, suggesting a writer showcasing their work. The minimal structure points to a professional or semi-professional author using this space to highlight their written output.
  • 2026-07-07
    Edmonton Small Press - All Things Literary
    Edmonton Small Press covers the craft and business side of independent publishing, with articles on topics like overcoming imposter syndrome, recording audiobooks, marketing self-published books, and writing author bios. Run by Aubree Morris, the site offers practical guidance aimed at writers and small press authors navigating the literary world.
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    edson
    Edson Chilundo's personal site blends reflective writing, photography updates, and cultural commentary in a clean, thoughtful format. Posts range from TV show revisits to meditations on language and modern life, making it a quietly compelling read for anyone drawn to personal essays.
  • 2026-07-07
    eladnarra's links
    Eladnarra (ela for short) is a zine maker and indie game designer whose links page collects her creative projects spanning physical zines, solo journaling games, and interactive fiction. Her work ranges from a disabled perspective on VR to Outer Wilds and Clone Wars fanzines, reflecting a thoughtful and prolific creative practice.
  • 2026-07-07
    electric rush
    Laura's casual personal blog covers daily life snippets, kawaii dress-up games, educational links, and random musings posted in a colorful old-web style. Short, breezy entries give it a charming diary-like quality, complete with adoptables, a webring, and a flag counter.
  • 2026-07-07
    electricgecko
    Electricgecko is the German-language literary weblog of Malte Müller, featuring lyrical prose pieces, personal observations, and reflective essays that blend travel, philosophy, and everyday life into poetic vignettes. The writing is atmospheric and carefully crafted, drawing on influences from architecture, music, and literature, with an accompanying reading list that ranges from Thomas Bernhard to William Gibson.
  • 2026-07-07
    Electronic Literature Collection
    The Electronic Literature Collection is a landmark publication by the Electronic Literature Organization, archiving digital and web-based literary works across four volumes released from 2006 to 2022. It serves as a curated anthology of born-digital fiction, poetry, and creative writing, available both online and as a physical USB edition for libraries and educators.
  • 2026-07-07
    elem's domain
    Elem's personal corner of the web highlights a webcomic called Prolangs alongside interests in art, constructed languages, and otoMADs. A shoutout section links to a community of friends and collaborators, giving the site a warm, interconnected old-web feel.
  • 2026-07-07
    em
    Femishonuga's personal log is a poetic, stream-of-consciousness journal blending vivid nature imagery, sound philosophy, and surreal personal vignettes. Entries range from lyrical meditations on acoustics and forest landscapes to brief hallucinatory sketches, making it an evocative and unusual creative writing space.
  • 2026-07-07
    Em Reed - Home
    Em Reed is a Glasgow-based writer and researcher whose site collects a substantial body of work spanning interactive fiction, essays, academic journal articles, and a debut novel, all centered on science fiction, videogame art history, and experimental criticism. Visitors will find a rich portfolio of free writing, visual novels made for Domino Club, and thought-provoking pieces on topics like speedrunning aesthetics and videogame panics in 1990s SF media.
  • 2026-07-07
    Emerald City
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  • 2026-07-07
    endless.hu |
    Endless.hu is a Hungarian-language review and essay site covering books, comics, and films with a strong lean toward fantasy, sci-fi, and horror literature, including deep dives into H.P. Lovecraft and his modern followers. Contributors like Norfren, brainoiz, and A Nagy Levin offer thoughtful, in-depth write-ups on authors ranging from Neil Gaiman and William Gibson to Greg Keyes and Viktor Pelevin.
  • 2026-07-07
    Erin Aubry Kaplan Home Page
    Erin Aubry Kaplan is a writer and journalist whose homepage serves as a professional showcase for her work. The site appears to highlight her writing career and published pieces, making it a key destination for readers and editors seeking her journalism.
  • 2026-07-07
    Ernest Bramah Bibliography
    Maintained by Mike Berro, this comprehensive bibliography site covers the complete works of Ernest Bramah, the elusive early 20th-century British author best known for his Kai Lung stories and Max Carrados mysteries. Visitors will find scanned book covers, edition identification points, periodical appearances, biography and criticism, and links to full online texts spanning decades of updates.
  • 2026-07-07
    Ernest Bramah News
    A dedicated hub for fans and collectors of Ernest Bramah, the early 20th-century British author best known for his Kai Lung stories, maintained by Mike Berro. The site features news updates, rare bibliography additions, first edition valuations, and community contributions from researchers tracing Bramah's life and literary appearances.
  • 2026-07-07
    Essays
    Paul Graham's essay archive is one of the most influential collections of long-form writing on the internet, covering startups, programming, education, wealth, and how to live well. Spanning decades of work, the collection includes seminal pieces like 'How to Do Great Work' and 'Superlinear Returns' that have shaped the thinking of entrepreneurs and technologists worldwide.
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    Essays · Gwern.net
    Gwern Branwen's sprawling intellectual website covers AI scaling, psychology, statistics, self-experimentation, and much more through deeply researched long-form essays. A genuine labor of love spanning hundreds of pages, it is widely regarded as one of the most ambitious and original personal essay sites on the web.

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