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• molochronik [2026-07-07]
  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.
• moonlit.exposed [2026-07-07]
  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.
• moonside inn [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Moonstruck Drama Bookstore - plays, cast albums, sheet music, theatre news & more [2026-07-07]
  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.
• More in Sadness than in Anger - Charlie's Diary [2026-07-07]
  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.
• mostly true | virgil eaton [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Moth's Mindscape [2026-07-07]
  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.
• motherstone > about [2026-07-07]
  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.
• mrshll.com - mrshll.com [2026-07-07]
  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.
• mxkitfic.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  MxKit's personal fic mirror site hosts original fanfiction spanning Disney, Marvel, Transformers, Keroro Gunso, World of Darkness, and crossovers, with a strong focus on trans-inclusive headcanons and storytelling. Every fic entry is organized by fandom and includes details on pairings, trans headcanons used, ratings, and summaries, making it a thoughtfully curated archive for fans who want representation in their fanfic.
• My Boring Life [2026-07-07]
  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.
• My fanfiction and podfic | Ye Jacobites By Name [2026-07-07]
  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.
• my fic archive [2026-07-07]
  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.
• My Fics [2026-07-07]
  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.
• my ILLEGIBLE blog that you can't read!!! don't even try to read it you won't be able to!!! just go home now it isnt worth it!!! [2026-07-07]
  A chaotic and charming personal blog by a creator going by Googleplex, featuring daily entries, a fortune generator, a word of the day, and an intentionally illegible aesthetic full of bright colors and playful hostility. The site leans heavily into old-web personality culture with webrings, a music page, and quirky subpages including one dedicated to toothpaste.
• my Lair #mylair [2026-07-07]
  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.
• My Scattered Thoughts – The oldest and most obscure weblog. Probably. Lovingly maintained and neglected by Shawn Kilburn. [2026-07-07]
  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.
• My Typical Day | Rob Weychert [2026-07-07]
  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.
• mycie.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Mycie's personal Neocities site centers on a growing blog and diary with over 20 entries, alongside fun personal touches like quizzes, a MASH character ranking, and a guestbook. The site has a warm, self-aware charm as the creator openly documents their journey from obsessing over web design aesthetics to finally focusing on generating real content.
• myrtletribe [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Nathan Upchurch [2026-07-07]
  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.
• nefaerien.NET by Vixen Phillips aka lilli – dark lyrical fiction, music & art [2026-07-07]
  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.
• new home [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Niall Harrison [2026-07-07]
  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.
• NightcoreAndCaffeine's Website [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Nitrosyncretic Press [2026-07-07]
  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.
• No Moods, Ads or Cutesy Fucking Icons [2026-07-07]
  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.
• No Soup for You - NEXT!!! [2026-07-07]
  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.
• №56 [2026-07-07]
  No.56 is the personal site of a self-described 'self-hating bureaucrat' featuring articles, fiction, and Unreal Tournament 99 maps, all presented in an elegant Tufte CSS layout. The mix of satirical disclaimers, original writing, and game content gives the site a dry, literary sensibility that sets it apart from typical personal homepages.
• Noahie's Terminal [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Nobody Here [2026-02-01]
  Nobody Here is the eccentric Dutch-language personal web project of Jogchem Niemandsverdriet, a sprawling collection of short literary pieces, visual experiments, poems, and interactive oddities organized around hundreds of quirky topic links. With a canvas-based interface and over 270 navigable nodes covering everything from existential musings to mundane domestic observations, it is a genuine labor of love that rewards aimless exploration.
• Nostalgia Publishing [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Notes by JCProbably [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Notes from Michael’s Desk [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Notes from the Wired [2026-07-07]
  "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.
• Nozlee's tilde.club page [2026-07-07]
  Nozlee's tilde.club page is a charming personal journal filled with witty, observational writing about everyday life, including a recovery from injury, apartment projects, and a hilariously specific list of Facebook interactions. The writing is the clear star here, with dated entries that read like polished personal essays rather than casual blog posts.
• NUEDGE [2026-07-07]
  Nu's personal corner of the web is a cozy, anonymous journal space focused on logging attempts at positivity and embracing the quiet freedom of old-school internet culture. The site also features video content adapted for the Sony PSP, and draws inspiration from Web 1.0 aesthetics and the HTML Journal specification.
• Numbers Story [2026-07-07]
  Numbers Story is a sprawling personal headworld and paracosm created around 2010, documenting dozens of interconnected worlds, gods, timelines, and over 1,000 individual characters through dense lore and worldbuilding pages. The site features an elaborate magic system, character profiles, browser mini-games, and site achievements, making it a richly interactive archive of one creator's imaginative universe.
• o sleeper [2026-07-07]
  Tehsin's personal corner of the web, Fairygore, is a richly atmospheric site centered on writing, book reports, media logs, and literary shrines with a dark, whimsical aesthetic. Visitors will find original writing, reflections on books and films, and featured tributes to authors like Cormac McCarthy, all wrapped in an evocative old-web style.
• O, the tides [2026-07-07]
  Marija's whimsical cabin-by-the-sea persona sets the stage for this atmospheric Neocities personal site, complete with rooms to explore like a Bedroom, Kitchen, and Study. The playful lore about living for a hundred years and not keeping Franz Liszt in the basement gives this image-rich site a charming, storybook quality.
• obscure blog [2026-07-07]
  Oliver's personal blog mixes literary reflections, such as thoughts on plays by Ibsen, with everyday musings on cycling, personal goals, and life observations. A quietly charming slice-of-life journal with a whimsical self-described 'very silly' personality behind it.
• OceanMew.com | my home by the sea. [2026-07-07]
  OceanMew.com is the whimsical personal home of an internet denizen known as Ocean, featuring a blog, photo gallery, shrine, and a dreamy seaside aesthetic that evokes old-web nostalgia. The site blends personal writing and reflections with interests spanning Halo, Touhou Project, Runescape, Oblivion, Animal Crossing, and Pallas cats, making it a charming and eclectic corner of the modern indie web.
• Odukora Chronicles [2026-07-07]
  Odukora Chronicles is the passion project of hobbyist artist and writer Mauve (Myxraeth), dedicated to archiving the lore, characters, and stories of their original fictional universe called Odukora, which has been in development since 2018. Visitors can explore an expansive headworld complete with original stories like "The Eternal: Fallout" and "Paradigm of Empyrean," character pages, and detailed world-building lore.
• 𝔒𝔣 𝔗𝔥𝔢 𝔗𝔬𝔭𝔦𝔞𝔰 [2026-07-07]
  Created by UMISIDA under the persona of 'OTis the historian,' this site is a fictional worldbuilding archive documenting the lore and mythology of invented places called ViaTopia, Hypnotopia, and Towers. Bilingual in English and Japanese, it weaves together narrative fiction, imagery, and audio to create an immersive alternate-world storytelling experience.
• olivia's website [2026-07-07]
  Olivia's personal website features a reading blog, writings, and study resources with a current read listed in Chinese. The site also includes coding resources, recipes, and links to her other Neocities projects, making it a cozy multifaceted homepage with books at its heart.
• Once Upon a Time - FAIRY TALES [2026-07-07]
  Once Upon a Time is a fanlisting dedicated to fairy tales in general, welcoming fans of classic stories like Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, and Snow White. Maintained by Juliet as part of the Fairytale Dreams collective and listed with The Fanlistings Network, it lets visitors grab a button and join a community of 46 fellow fairy tale enthusiasts.
• One Step Left (Tales of Arcadia) [2026-07-07]
  One Step Left is an alternate universe fanfic series set in the Tales of Arcadia universe, following the characters Strickler and Douxie across centuries in a deeply character-driven story. The site hosts two completed or in-progress books with e-book downloads, historical notes, a goblin conlang, lore pages, and research sources, making it a richly developed creative project.
• One-Act Plays [2026-07-07]
  One-Act Plays dot com is an indexed directory of online scripts organized by genre, playwright, cast size, and royalty-free availability. Theater enthusiasts and directors will find it a practical reference for locating short plays and monologues suited to a variety of production needs.
• Online Goddess [2026-07-07]
  Online Goddess is Becky's personal blog where she writes reflective, candid posts about life, creativity, and the web, tracking her writing output with daily word count stats. Posts range from personal updates like an eviction crisis to commentary on typography, internet culture, and staying inspired.
• Other Sites about Neglected Books – The Neglected Books Page [2026-07-07]
  The Neglected Books Page is a curated guide to forgotten, out-of-print, and overlooked works of fiction and nonfiction, celebrating authors and titles that deserve a second life on readers' shelves. This particular page compiles other websites, BBC radio series, and online communities devoted to rediscovering neglected classics, making it a rich starting point for literary archaeology.
• Our Angel~ Home page [2026-07-07]
  A dedicated home for 'Our Angel', an original dark fantasy and psychological horror story by Tumblr creator Milo, following Seraphina Melrose, a powerful angelic figure in the religiously oppressive kingdom of Maldeus. The project blends whump genre storytelling, cult and religious trauma themes, and body horror into a richly developed original fiction world with characters, lore pages, and extras.
• Ouroboros Café [2026-07-07]
  Ouro's personal creative writing hub serves up original fiction including a novella, Homestuck longfic, short stories, poetry, and pseudo-philosophical articles, all wrapped in an atmospheric, darkly poetic aesthetic. The site leans hard into literary craft and speculative writing, making it a compelling stop for fans of experimental fiction and earnest internet weirdness.
• OVERGROWN GARDEN [2026-07-07]
  Overgrown Garden is a lovingly tended personal site by cd_rom_woahh featuring sections on linguistics, music, movies, poems, shrines, and curated links, all wrapped in a whimsical garden aesthetic with seasonal themes and cursor sparkles. The mix of poetry, media lists, and personal writing gives the site a distinctly literary and introspective character that sets it apart from typical hobby pages.
• ＯＶＥＲＬＯＡＤ [2026-07-07]
  OVERLOAD is a personal Neocities site by a creator focused on writing, yume-joshi aesthetics, and world-building lore, with a stylized desktop-window interface and clickable easter eggs hidden throughout navigation. The site is actively being developed with dedicated pages for original writing, media interests, and a planned yume-joshi section that reflects the creator's passion for the aesthetic genre.
• p1k3 – new [2026-07-07]
  Running since the 1990s, p1k3 is one of the web's longest-lived personal blogs, written by a thoughtful author who mixes lyrical garden observations, short poetry, political reflections, and everyday life into a distinctive literary voice. Posts range from meditative yard-and-garden reports tracking bees, birds, and raised beds to candid confessional writing about anxiety, aging, and the exhausting state of the world.
• 𝖕𝖆𝖑𝖊𝖈𝖍𝖆𝖓𝖙 [2026-07-07]
  Palechant is a worldbuilding collective dedicated to the fictional realm of Tessakar, filled with original adventures, stories, myths, creatures, and heroes. The site functions as a lore manual for visitors, with sections covering characters, bestiary, geography, and world lore presented in an atmospheric gothic style.
• Paracosm [2026-07-07]
  Paracosm is a beautifully themed personal site built around the concept of imaginary worlds, drawing inspiration from beloved fictional universes like Middle Earth, Narnia, Hogwarts, and Faerûn. The creator organizes their memories, dreams, and personal identity through a richly layered structure of "Stages" and "Rooms," with graphics inspired by Tony DiTerlizzi's Spiderwick Chronicles illustrations.
• paradise-and-cola - Fanfic [2026-07-07]
  Paradise-and-cola's fanfiction archive collects years of original fan-written stories spanning fandoms like 17776, Among Us, The Glass Scientists, Sanders Sides, and Detroit: Become Human. The collection is notably thoughtful about preservation, offering works in both English and Russian with custom CSS recreations of original web story aesthetics.
• Parimal Satyal - Neustadt.fr [2026-07-07]
  Parimal Satyal's personal website blends thoughtful essays on the open web, languages, aviation, and technology with his retro synthwave music project Snow Circuit. Standout pieces like 'Rediscovering the Small Web' and 'Against an Increasingly User-Hostile Web' have gained wide recognition, making this a genuinely compelling destination for fans of the indie and small web movement.
• Part XXII [2026-07-07]
  Blaylock/Powers/Jackson/Hilton/Okorafor/Grossman/Cady/Gabaldon/Levin: The Lost Pathway is a community forum dedicated to fantasy literature, featuring in-depth writeups on notable fantasy authors including James Blaylock, Tim Powers, Nnedi Okorafor, Diana Gabaldon, and others under the 'Masters of Fantasy' series. Created by moderator Coír Draoi Ceítien, the site combines scholarly appreciation of classic and original fantasy fiction with collaborative storytelling and world-building elements.
• Paul [2026-07-07]
  Paul Capron's minimalist personal site serves as a hub for his written publications, all dedicated to the public domain for free use. The site is sparse but principled, linking to a GitLab repository for version history and offering direct contact for the French-speaking author.
• PEAKE STUDIES home page [2026-07-07]
  Peake Studies is the companion website for the academic periodical dedicated to the life and work of Mervyn Peake, the British author and artist best known for the Gormenghast trilogy. Maintained by scholar G. Peter Winnington, it offers a comprehensive bibliography, timeline, back issues of the journal, FAQs, and an exhaustive catalog of all known editions of Peake's works and writings about him.
• Pebble's Fandom Space [2026-07-07]
  Pebble's Fandom Space is a personal fan hub featuring original fanfiction and dedicated shrines to beloved fandoms. The site offers a cozy old-web aesthetic with sections for creative writing, character or series shrines, and a site map to navigate the collection.
• Peculiar Monster [2026-07-07]
  Natalie's personal blog, Peculiar Monster, chronicles her life as a self-described work-in-progress with interests spanning knitting, watercolors, coding, reading, and British murder shows. With over 40 archived posts and a warm, multifaceted voice, it reads like a genuine slice-of-life journal from someone who attends sci-fi conventions like Readercon and isn't afraid to share opinions.
• Peppercorn [2026-07-07]
  Peppercorn's hub links to their fanfictions and original writings hosted on AO3 and social media, serving as a stable home base when platforms inevitably fail. The creator specializes in dark, 'dead dove' content and uses this minimal page to keep readers connected to their work.
• PerVisions, a speculative fiction journal [2026-07-07]
  PerVisions is an online speculative fiction journal publishing short stories by a rotating roster of authors, spanning horror, fantasy, and science fiction themes. With dozens of original stories dating back to 2016, it offers a curated reading experience for fans of imaginative literary fiction.
• Peter Rukavina's Blog [2026-07-07]
  Peter Rukavina has been writing this richly personal blog from Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island since 1999, accumulating over 25 years of posts about printmaking, letterpress, technology, daily life, and the people he loves. The site blends handcrafted artistry with digital tinkering, featuring original sketches, audio posts, and occasional print projects from his Queen Square Press.
• pfhawkins.com [2026-07-07]
  P.F. Hawkins runs a wide-ranging personal blog described as 'a commonplace of sorts,' covering topics from Emacs workflows and cryptography to book reviews, storytelling theory, and philosophical musings. Posts like 'The Gamification of Storytelling,' reviews of Samuel Delany and Connie Willis novels, and meditations on writing make this a thoughtful literary and ideas-driven space.
• Phil Gyford’s website [2026-07-07]
  Phil Gyford's personal website is a long-running hub of writing, photography, curated links, reading logs, and cultural notes from a UK-based web veteran living in Herefordshire. The site blends weekly roundup posts covering books, TV, and music with a thoughtfully maintained photo gallery and link collection, reflecting a deeply curious and well-read personality.
• 𝖕𝖎𝖊𝖈𝖊𝖘 𝖔𝖋 𝖜𝖔𝖓𝖉𝖊𝖗𝖑𝖆𝖓𝖉 [2026-07-07]
  Phantasmagorya is a Portuguese-language personal site by a creator known as phompho, featuring shrines, a blog, and a growing collection of written texts alongside pages dedicated to books, films, and series. The site has a gothic, whimsical aesthetic and is actively updated with new writing, shrines including one for a Minecraft world, and media logs.
• Please, rest your coat there [2026-07-07]
  A mysterious, atmospheric landing page evoking the mood of a gothic sanctuary, with a cryptic welcome quote inviting visitors inside. The site is nearly empty at this stage, offering little more than an evocative shell with a retro Neocities aesthetic and a nostalgic '1998' nod.
• pon lacarney's site [2026-07-07]
  Pon LaCarney's cozy neocities corner features a blog, a reading log, a listening log, and original short stories written in Spanish. The site also highlights a CD collection page and recommends browsing while listening to Tango by Charly García and Pedro Aznar, giving it a distinctly literary and musical Latin American flavor.
• Popagandhi [2026-07-07]
  Popagandhi is a long-running personal blog by a Southeast Asian expat living in the U.S., covering life reflections, travel, cycling, food, coding, and cultural identity with candid and thoughtful prose. With 39 pages of archives dating back to 2003, it offers a rich record of one person's evolving life across continents, relationships, and interests.
• praze [2026-07-07]
  Tre's personal corner of the web hosts a mix of fanfiction, music tracking, photos, coding projects, and journal entries under one independent roof. The site covers fan content for Final Fantasy X, FF16, and Dermot Morgan, alongside activity trackers for books, games, and films, making it a lively creative hub.
• Proof - David Auburn [2026-07-07]
  The Complete Review is a literary review site featuring detailed assessments of books and plays, including this page dedicated to David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama 'Proof.' Visitors will find a summary of critical reception from major publications, the site's own letter-grade assessment, and contextual notes about the play's awards and 2005 film adaptation.
• Pudding's Cove [2026-07-07]
  Pudding's Cove is a whimsical personal site by a creator called Pudding, welcoming visitors with an atmospheric gateway metaphor that invites exploration. The site appears to be in its early stages, offering little visible content beyond an intriguing entrance page.
• puertoricansuperman.txt [2026-07-07]
  AJ (aka Moon, aka puertoricansuperman) runs this personal Neocities archive for their fanfiction, covering DC Comics, Star Trek: AOS, and miscellaneous film and TV fandoms. The site is a deliberate act of indie web ownership, mirroring work also posted to AO3 and SquidgeWorld while allowing full creative control over presentation and organization.
• Pulp Magazines Project [2026-07-07]
  The Pulp Magazines Project is an open-access digital archive dedicated to the preservation and scholarly study of pulpwood fiction magazines from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, featuring over 425 full-text digital objects. Visitors can explore cover galleries spanning 1896 to 1946, contextual and biographical essays, and a digital archives hub, making it an invaluable resource for researchers of popular print culture history.
• purplevoid [2026-07-07]
  Soen's personal Neocities space, purplevoid, is a fledgling site built while learning HTML, with a focus on literature entries, poetry, and creative projects. The site is charmingly minimal and in-progress, with a to-do list that hints at future sections for anime, manga, and gaming alongside the writing content.
• Pyrite Ship [2026-07-07]
  Pyrite Ship is the personal corner of Veronica, a 27-year-old engineer and geophysicist who uses her handcrafted Neocities site to share thoughts, hobbies, and life updates beyond the reach of social media. Her current interests span reading classic literature like 'The Phantom of the Opera', knitting, and the indie web, including a recent post about switching to a flip phone.
• QNNNA | Home [2026-07-07]
  QNNNA is a personal fansite by a creator called Mei, hosting fan fiction for anime series including Hunter x Hunter and Mob Psycho 100, alongside original art galleries and a blog. The site features explicit and mature fanfic crossposted from AO3, a custom PHP-built layout, and a growing collection of creative projects organized by fandom.
• quikscript.net [2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive resource dedicated to Quikscript, the alternative English writing system developed by Kingsley Read in the 1950s as a successor to Shavian. The site offers a full manual, custom fonts, a Shavian-to-Quikscript converter, Unicode encoding proposals, and guidance for building Quikscript web pages and fonts.
• quinn bozon [2026-07-07]
  Quinn Bozon's personal nekoweb site is a minimal, desktop-optimized page that serves as a gateway to their blog, which they describe as a labor of love still in progress. The site has a charming, self-aware tone with a Duskull ghost sprite as the navigation element, giving it a quirky old-web personality.
• r a v e n b e a u t y [ d o t ] n e t - - - traveling through time & space [2026-07-07]
  Kristina's long-running personal domain, ravenbeauty.net, blends journal-style writing with fandom obsessions including VC Andrews, The Dark Tower, and music. The site serves as a hub for her network of creative projects, fanlistings, and fan sites, with heartfelt blog entries that center on her inner life and passions.
• R. A. Lafferty, winner of the 2002 Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award [2026-07-07]
  A dedicated page from the Cordwainer Smith Foundation honoring R. A. Lafferty as the 2002 Rediscovery Award winner, celebrating his eccentric and prolific science fiction career spanning over 200 short stories and 21 novels. The page features commentary from luminaries like Neil Gaiman and jury members Robert Silverberg and Gardner Dozois, along with book covers and links to further resources on Lafferty's unique body of work.
• Raam Dev [2026-07-07]
  Raam Dev is a personal blog featuring short, reflective journal entries on life, intention, and mindfulness, with posts spanning several years. The writing is philosophical and introspective, encouraging readers to focus on present-day choices rather than distant future planning.
• raan-miir-tah [2026-07-07]
  Kyne's colorful personal corner of the web doubles as a hub for gay fanfiction, fan pages, and creative writing projects spanning multiple fandoms including MCYT, anime, and DC comics. The site features a grimoire, dragon adoptables from Flight Rising, fanlistings, and an eclectic mix of links that reflect the webmaster's sprawling hyperfixations.
• Raccoon’s Trash Can [2026-07-07]
  Raccoon's Trash Can is a personal blog where a pseudonymous writer explores the messy, imperfect, and fascinating aspects of being human through short reflective posts. Topics range from ethics and freedom to favourite memes, paired with a curated random quote page and a warm, cozy aesthetic.
• rachel binx ⤇ blog [2026-07-07]
  Rachel Binx runs this thoughtful personal blog featuring annual reading lists, essays on technology, culture, and work, and reflections on topics ranging from information theory to the modern web. Each post digs into the books and ideas shaping her thinking, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in non-fiction, design criticism, and contemporary culture.
• racoon nest [2026-07-07]
  Roni's personal corner of the web, built as a deliberate escape from corporate social media, collects project updates, reading reflections, personal essays, and photos from everyday adventures. The site champions slow, intentional consumption of media and creative work, with a cookie-free build philosophy and a strong anti-AI stance.
• Rainstorms in July [2026-07-07]
  Rainstorms in July is a creative writing site featuring original novels and short stories by the author of the same name, spanning horror, fantasy, southern gothic, and magical realism. The site tempts visitors with hidden secret pages to discover alongside its collection of ghost stories, fairy tales, and folklore-inspired fiction.
• ramon's blog [2026-07-07]
  Ramon JB's personal blog collects short, reflective posts covering everyday observations, personal musings, and life moments. With entries ranging from sports tributes to introspective check-ins, it reads like an honest and casual diary for those who enjoy slice-of-life writing.
• Ran Prieur [2026-07-07]
  Ran Prieur's long-running blog weaves together eclectic commentary on politics, culture, music, technology, and philosophy through a stream of curated links and personal reflections. With archives stretching back many years and a novel in progress, this site offers a deeply idiosyncratic window into one thoughtful writer's ongoing engagement with the world.
• Random Notes [2026-07-07]
  Scott Nesbitt's "Random Notes" is a long-running public notebook filled with reflective essays on writing, plain text tools, productivity philosophy, AI, and the art of slowing down. With years of archived posts covering topics from note-taking to local journalism, it reads like a thoughtful digital commonplace book for the analog-minded.
• rarimena [2026-07-07]
  Edie's cozy personal site on Neocities features a little bit of everything she loves, including work-in-progress creative projects, reviews, shrines, and a remarkable 2022 reading challenge where she completed 104 books. The site has a warm, handcrafted feel with stamp collections, tea reviews, a scavenger hunt, and a music page, making it a charming corner of the old-web revival scene.
• Raven's Pen [2026-07-07]
  Raven's Pen is a fandom-focused personal site run by a queer fanfic writer and occasional fanvidder who goes by Raven, with works spanning fandoms like Katekyou Hitman Reborn, Honkai: Star Rail, Star Trek, and Tolkien. The site features fanfictions, fanvids, rec lists, rambles, and a richly decorated old-web aesthetic complete with stamps, button walls, and webrings.
• Ravenousravishing [2026-07-07]
  Ravenousravishing is a personal website built as a hands-on HTML and CSS practice project, featuring fan fiction, shrines dedicated to favorite media, and a blog. The site reflects a classic indie web ethos, offering a cozy corner for sharing hobbies away from mainstream platforms like Tumblr.
• RE [2026-07-07]
  Bear Blog Question Challenge | TakenVaullt's Blog: TakenVaullt's Bear Blog is a personal writing space where the author reflects on their blogging habits, creative process, and inspirations, responding to a community question challenge circulating on the platform. The post offers a candid look at the writer's routine, from drafting ideas in Notepad late at night to letting posts simmer before publishing.
• Recycled Words [2026-07-07]
  René's personal German-language blog 'Recycled Words' has been handcrafted since 2002, offering a mix of short-form posts and longer essays on everyday life, cycling, and food. The site features a clean minimalist design with both a blog and a 'Shorts' section for quick thoughts, cross-posted to Mastodon.
• reesa marris [2026-07-07]
  Reesa Marris maintains this minimalist blog to share writings, musings, and life updates, with sections dedicated to a movie log and a bookshelf alongside regular posts. The site reflects a literary sensibility, making it a cozy corner for readers interested in personal reflections on books, films, and everyday life.
• RemDoc [2026-07-07]
  RemDoc is a scholarly digital archive hosted by the Huygens Institute of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, offering searchable access to historical documents with transcriptions, translations, and annotations. Researchers can navigate records via map, graph, or list views and examine facsimiles of original documents, making it a valuable tool for humanities and history scholarship.
• Rexies Creative Writing Site [2026-07-07]
  Rexie's Creative Writing Site is a hobbyist hub built to support writers with links to resources, writing prompts, character advice, and ongoing collaborative stories. Visitors can read original fiction and poetry, contribute their own work, and find curated links to other writing sites around the web.
• Richard Felix [2026-07-07]
  Richard Felix maintains a stream-of-consciousness microblog packed with witty observations about daily life, tech frustrations, banking woes, and personal rules for cooking pancakes. The site has a charming, conversational tone with short dated entries that read like polished tweets combined with longer reflections.
• right this way [2026-07-07]
  Fray.com is one of the web's earliest and most celebrated venues for personal storytelling, where real people share true first-person narratives in a richly designed format. A landmark of early web culture, it pioneered the art of combining visual design with long-form personal essays and reader-contributed stories.
• Rishikesh Sreehari [2026-07-07]
  Rishikesh Sreehari's self-described 'niche-less' personal blog doubles as an evolving art project, covering ideas, book and movie tracking, dream lists, and a newsletter with 3000 subscribers across 93 countries. Visitors will find a rich archive of articles, side projects, a running puzzle, and a 'now' page that keeps the space feeling alive and personal.
• riz#000000me [2026-07-07]
  The personal homepage of riz0me, a Chicago-based writing instructor with a presence across multiple indie webrings, featuring a blog, a 'uses' page, links, and a dedicated TTRPG section. The site reflects a range of interests including anime, reality TV, and tabletop RPGs, with the TTRPG section being the only dedicated content category beyond the blog.
• Road Less Read [2026-07-07]
  Better Books For Better Reading: Road Less Read is Zachary Kai's curated book and literature site offering personalized reading recommendations, book lists, reviews, and zine resources to help readers find their next great read. Created in 2019, the site features reading challenges, a zine makers directory, and a growing collection of tools and notes for book lovers who want to skip the algorithmic noise.
• Robert Birming [2026-07-07]
  Robert Birming is a Stockholm-based blogger who shares a steady stream of everyday observations through short posts mixing street photography, travel snapshots, movie and TV mini-reviews, and web development tidbits. With 17 pages of archived posts and a distinctly personal voice, the site captures a slice-of-life perspective from Thailand travels to Danish crime dramas to CSS experiments.
• rodototal.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Rodo's bilingual personal site (English and German) serves as a home for fanfiction, original writing, amateur photography, and more. The site's mix of creative work, adult content warnings, and multiple sections makes it a rich personal creative hub from an author and photographer.
• Root [2026-07-07]
  Arts & Entertainment: Literature: A personal bookmarks page focused on literature, science fiction, and fantasy, featuring links to authors like Eric Flint, Tad Williams, and Elmore Leonard alongside resources like Project Gutenberg and the Baen Free Library. Converted from a browser bookmarks file in 2004, it offers a curated snapshot of an SF/fantasy reader's favorite web destinations from the early internet era.
• Rosano [2026-07-07]
  Rosano is the personal blog and project hub of a Berlin-based creator who writes about technology, family history, music tools, and cultural observations. Posts range from clever spam-trap email experiments to genealogy visualizations and reflections on collective culture, making it a thoughtful and eclectic read.
• Rose's Playground [2026-07-07]
  Rose's Playground is a cheerful personal website by Rose, built in the spirit of early 2000s web nostalgia with a frequently changing design and a mix of blog posts, silly stuff, and curated links. Visitors can find personal blog entries on topics like lifestyle changes and lost connections, bedroom remodel photos, and fun web experiments like animated code snippets.
• ross, spaciously, in cyberspace [2026-07-07]
  Ross's personal site blends technical writing about software development projects with poetry, speculative nonfiction, and literary musings in a distinctive stream-of-consciousness format. The mix of Django rewrite postmortems, Le Guin references, and original verse makes it a genuinely eclectic corner of the web that resists easy categorization but leans heavily toward writing as its unifying thread.
• Rotterdams dialect [2026-07-07]
  A community-built dictionary of the Rotterdams dialect, featuring 366 sayings, 670 words, and visitor-submitted translations between standard Dutch and the local Rotterdam vernacular. The collection offers a fascinating window into regional Dutch language, with colorful expressions and idiomatic phrases contributed by native speakers.
• RtPW [2026-07-07]
  Read the Printed Word is a pledge campaign and button resource for people who champion physical books and printed text in the digital age. Visitors can grab one of several embeddable web buttons to display on their own sites, declaring their commitment to reading on paper.
• Russian Science Fiction & Fantasy [2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive English-language portal dedicated to contemporary Russian science fiction and fantasy, featuring dedicated sections for prominent authors like the Strugatsky Brothers, Sergey Lukyanenko, and Nick Perumov. Edited by Dmitriy Vatolin and active since 1996, the site offers bibliographies, interviews, reviews, and SF award information, making it a rare gateway for English-speaking readers into the world of Russian speculative fiction.
• RXL3YCOM!(THANKS FOR 6K!) [2026-07-07]
  RXL3YCOM is the cheerful Neocities homepage of a teen creator named Ruqiya (RXL3Y), packed with personal life updates, a interests list spanning Roblox, musicals, vocaloid, and anime, and sections for OCs, JavaScript games, and a guestbook. The site radiates classic early-web energy with its chaotic enthusiasm, moon phase widget, and a news section covering everything from TikTok drama to politics.
• s h y c i r c u s ♔ o r g [2026-07-07]
  Siobhan's personal domain shycircus.org is a nostalgic revival of her original 2006 website, rebuilt in 2025 as a love letter to the fun, personal internet of the past. Visitors will find blog-style ramblings, webrings, a chatbox, and a warm old-web aesthetic centered on her everyday life and interests.
• Sacc Bagari [2026-07-07]
  Analognowhere hosts a collaborative wiki documenting a richly detailed fictional universe, complete with invented nations, political factions, and characters like Sacc Bagari, the CEO-President who triggered a world-ending nuclear war. The setting blends cyberpunk, post-apocalyptic, and corporate dystopia themes into what appears to be a long-running shared creative project with a cast of dozens of named characters and lore entries.
• saladblog home [2026-07-07]
  Salad's personal web log on Neocities is a slice-of-life blog featuring short, charming entries about everyday moments, along with compiled creative works like stories and doodles. The site has a cozy handcrafted feel, with each post noting a currently enjoyed piece of media, giving it a warm and personal scrapbook quality.
• sam's internet house [2026-07-07]
  Sam's cozy corner of the internet is a personal blog focused on everyday life, with a warm and welcoming tone that invites readers to linger. The site also features a bookshelf, a 'now' page, and links to a small web zine, making it a thoughtful slice of the indie web.
• sammo universe selector [2026-07-07]
  Sammo's quirky personal hub organizes their online presence into themed 'universes,' including a game in development, a chat area, a shop, and a section for original books they have written. The book section invites visitors to read and vote on stories like 'Sam and the Adv of the Hero's Journey' and 'The Witches Curse,' making creative writing the standout feature.
• sanaBlog [2026-07-07]
  sanaBlog is the personal writing space of sana, featuring introspective essays, reflections, and short prose pieces written in both Korean and English. Posts range from poetic personal memories to commentary on science, logic, and pop culture, giving the site a distinctive bilingual voice that blends technical curiosity with literary depth.
• sanlive.com — My home on the internet. [2026-07-07]
  Sandy Lim is a writer from Boorloo/Perth, Australia whose personal site doubles as a thoughtful digital home covering fiction, non-fiction, and a wide range of intellectual interests. Visitors will find a text playlist, a curated dump of thought-provoking links, a project archive of older creative work, and a newsletter focused on themes like digital minimalism and living through a climate crisis.
• sasha (wellperhaps) [2026-07-07]
  Sasha's newly built Neocities homepage serves as a hub for her fanfiction and fan art, with works currently spread across AO3 and social media being gathered here. The site is a charming work-in-progress from a fandom creator looking to establish a personal corner of the old web.
• SATURNS SPACE ★ [2026-07-07]
  Charlie's colorful Neocities personal space features shrines, a writing center with original yuri fiction and fanfics, OC files, and a diary, all wrapped in a playful retro-web aesthetic. The site is clearly a growing creative hub, with Charlie actively learning HTML and expanding content across music, writing, and personal expression.
• Science Fiction [2026-07-07]
  Rowan's Science Fiction and Fantasy links page catalogs hundreds of curated resources covering authors, bibliographies, reviews, conventions, magazines, and specialized communities like feminist SF and LGBTQ science fiction. The collection spans diverse corners of the SFF world, from major genre archives and author homepages to niche Vampire: the Masquerade role-playing resources.
• Science Fiction Writer Robert J. Sawyer [2026-07-07]
  How to Write Index: Hugo and Nebula Award-winning science fiction author Robert J. Sawyer shares an extensive collection of how-to-write advice, drawn from decades of teaching at institutions like the University of Toronto and the Banff Centre. Visitors can explore columns on topics such as point of view, constructing characters, dialogue, and description, making this a rich resource for aspiring fiction writers.
• scribaltales.com [2026-07-07]
  Scribal Tales is a creative writing and storytelling site offering original fiction, tales, and narrative works for readers who enjoy imaginative prose. The site evokes the feel of a personal literary corner of the web, with a focus on crafted storytelling in a classic old-web style.
• Scribbles At Work [2026-07-07]
  Juniperberry's fanfiction archive houses transformative works spanning older fandoms, ranging from soft and fluffy stories to explicit content for adult readers. The site includes a DSFic Finders Archive alongside the main story collection, making it a dedicated hub for fans of the same niche fandoms.
• Scrundle-Net [2026-07-07]
  Scrundle-Net is a minimalist personal site by a creator who goes by Scrundle, featuring articles, a blog, and a links section updated on a casual schedule. The sparse, dry humor in the site's description gives it a laid-back charm typical of indie personal web spaces.
• Seaside Simplicity [2026-07-07]
  Seaside Simplicity is a warm, conversational lifestyle blog by a grandmother named Martha who shares weekly daybook entries covering family life, home mishaps, weather observations, and everyday moments. The Monday Daybook format gives the site a cozy, journal-like charm, with posts that attract dozens of engaged comments from a dedicated community of readers.
• Sekh-net homepage [2026-07-07]
  Sekh-net is a creative worldbuilding project presenting a fictional setting called Sekharu as if it were real, complete with weather reports, upcoming events, community forums, and lore about its inhabitants. The site mimics the format of a vintage community news portal for an invented culture, making it a fascinating piece of interactive speculative fiction.
• Serenity's Rest - Splash Page [2026-07-07]
  Serenity's Rest is a personal neocities site with a welcoming splash page that invites visitors to explore its full home page. The minimal structure hints at a cozy personal corner of the web, with quick navigation links and ambient audio setting the mood.
• Sérgio Santos [2026-07-07]
  Sérgio Santos is a Portuguese developer and cycling enthusiast who keeps a thoughtful blog mixing annual reading lists, literary quotes, and music discoveries. With 99 books read in 2025 alone and carefully curated favourites spanning poetry, fiction, and translated literature, the site reads like a rich intellectual diary.
• SETTLERS HTML EDITION [2026-07-07]
  An HTML edition of 'Settlers: The Mythology of the White Proletariat' by J. Sakai, based on the 1989 Morningstar Press third edition, presented as a fully navigable online text. The site offers a complete table of contents with chapter-level links, making this influential Marxist analysis of settler colonialism and labor history accessible in a readable web format.
• Seven Miles of Steel Thistles [2026-07-07]
  Katherine Langrish, author of the Troll Trilogy and Dark Angels, writes thoughtful explorations of folklore, fairy tales, and mythology on this long-running blog. Posts dive deep into the symbolic and cultural meanings behind classic tales and mythic motifs, making it a rich read for anyone passionate about the storytelling traditions behind fantasy literature.
• Seventh Sanctum - Welcome To The Page Of Generators! [2026-07-07]
  Seventh Sanctum, maintained by Steve Savage since 1999, offers over 150 free random generators covering everything from anime characters and magic spells to sci-fi weapons and story concepts. Whether you need a creative spark for writing, RPG worldbuilding, or just a good laugh, this sprawling toolkit has been a beloved go-to for imaginative minds for decades.
• sex [2026-07-07]
  Mewglitch's creative hub hosts original written and drawn works featuring mature themes including dark subject matter such as self-harm, non-con, and abuse, all carefully content-warned on individual pages. The site is part of the Hotline webring and serves as a gateway to the creator's adult-oriented storytelling and artwork.
• SFBookcase.com - Homepage - Reference of Science Fiction and Fantasy Novels/Authors. [2026-07-07]
  SFBookcase.com is a community-driven reference database cataloguing hundreds of science fiction, fantasy, and horror novels along with their authors, ISBNs, and user reviews. Visitors can browse the latest additions, rate books, recommend authors, and explore linked author websites, making it a handy hub for genre fiction enthusiasts.
• SFSS [2026-07-07]
  SFSS is a curated science fiction short story site publishing original and classic SF works from authors around the world, including voices from Nigeria, Italy, and North America. Featuring bilingual content in English and French, author interviews, and a thoughtfully assembled archive dating back to 2019, it reads like a small indie literary magazine for speculative fiction fans.
• SFTN [2026-07-07]
  SFTN is a minimalist personal site hosting a numbered series of short prose and poetic pieces titled 'strings from the network,' ranging from raw emotional outbursts to philosophical manifestos about internet identity. Each entry reads like a fragment of digital consciousness, blending personal struggle with cultural commentary on technology, power, and belonging.
• Shaded Sundial [2026-07-07]
  Shaded Sundial is a moody personal archive on Neocities where the creator shares poetry, short stories, essays, and philosophical journal entries under the banner of bringing genuine expression back to the web. The Anthology section collects original creative works while the Journal covers personal ideas, politics, and philosophy, all wrapped in an old-web aesthetic.
• Shady Characters – The secret life of punctuation [2026-07-07]
  Keith Houston's Shady Characters is a deep dive into the secret histories of punctuation marks, emoji, and the written word, blending meticulous research with entertaining prose. The site accompanies Houston's acclaimed books on the subject and features ongoing essays covering everything from obscure typographic symbols to the cultural evolution of emoji.
• Shamelessness to the level of an artform!! [2026-07-07]
  A personal homepage by JC Dizon with a playful, irreverent title and sections covering biography, resume, photos, journal entries, and favorites. The mix of Filipino language navigation labels and casual humor gives the site a distinct personal voice rooted in Filipino internet culture.
• Shannon Kay [Shannon's Homepage] [2026-07-07]
  Shannon Kay's cheerful personal homepage celebrates the indie web spirit, featuring sections on books, coffee, tech, and creative interests alongside webrings, a guestbook, and a classic homepage project. A self-described Californian early millennial and mom of three, Shannon brings a warm, nostalgic energy to handcrafted HTML and CSS as a form of creative expression.
• sheep's site [2026-07-07]
  Sheep's personal Nekoweb site features a fic recs section, media log, and collections alongside a curated links page connecting to friends and neighbours in the indie web community. The calendar-style navigation, dithered aesthetics, and last.fm widget give the site a distinctive handcrafted old-web charm.
• ship's archive [2026-07-07]
  Shipperslist's personal fanfiction archive collects all their AO3 works organized by fandom, including CQL/MDZS, MCU, Supernatural, and other Asian dramas. The site features helpful content warnings for explicit works, omegaverse, and major character death, making it easy to browse a growing collection of fan-written stories.
• Shipwreck Library –Shipwreck Library [2026-07-07]
  Shipwreck Library is a deeply researched reference site dedicated to the works and lives of literary giants James Joyce and Jorge Luis Borges, featuring biographies, criticism, chronologies, audio recordings, and film resources. The site's exhaustive organization covers everything from Dubliners to Finnegans Wake and from Borges' fiction to his philosophical criticism, making it an invaluable hub for serious readers and scholars.
• Silvercat's Conlanging & Links [2026-07-07]
  Silvercat has built an elaborate collection of constructed languages inspired by the Thundercats universe, including fully developed grammars, lexicons, writing systems, and cultural worldbuilding for multiple Thunderian civilizations. Each conlang like Ylialis, Nyjejualin, and Maanxmuʃt comes with detailed linguistic notes, phonology, and an immersive in-universe framing that makes this a serious conlanging project.
• simply. [2026-07-07]
  Joe Jenett's personal microblog 'simply.' blends haiku poetry, personal observations, tech gripes, and lighthearted humor in a compact, minimalist format. A long-time IndieWeb participant, Jenett brings a reflective and witty voice to short-form posts spanning everything from Apple complaints to original verse.
• Site-seeing - sf, fantasy and horror links from infinity plus [2026-07-07]
  Infinity Plus is a curated links page from the well-known SF and fantasy fiction site run by Keith Brooke, pointing visitors toward science fiction and fantasy resources across the web, including link directories, writing and publishing guides, and sites exploring sustainable futures. A thoughtful starting point for genre fans and aspiring writers, it avoids redundant link-dumping in favor of hand-picked, categorized destinations.
• Sitting in cafes next to absolute pieces of shit | Laura Michet's Blog [2026-07-07]
  Laura Michet's blog features sharp, witty personal essays about everyday life in Los Angeles, including observations on insufferable cafe laptop workers, tech industry culture, and the strange tension of living through uncertain political and economic times. The writing is candid and darkly funny, with a keen eye for the absurdity lurking in ordinary social situations.
• sixfoot6oftruth [2026-07-07]
  Ryan Pants (sixfoot6) keeps a personal diary on tilde.club, writing with raw emotional honesty about life events like his grandmother's funeral and reflections on how digital habits shape the way we experience real moments. The writing is thoughtful and literary, blending personal grief, media criticism, and sharp observations about online culture and authenticity.
• Skeins Of Destiny [2026-07-07]
  Skeins of Destiny is the fanfiction archive of intothisshadow, collecting stories inspired by characters played by actor Oded Fehr, including works based on The Mummy, The Mummy Returns, and Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo. The site includes multiple fics, a ratings and warnings policy, writing prompts, and recommendations for other works.
• Skeletal Writing [2026-07-07]
  Skell is an Australian writer who shares original horror and romance novels alongside fanfiction for series like Persona 4, Detroit Become Human, and Gravity Falls. The site features works-in-progress with detailed summaries and trigger warnings, plus a smattering of poetry, making it a cozy corner for fans of dark and fantastical storytelling.
• Skep’s Place [2026-07-07]
  Skep's Place is a charming personal site by someone called Skep, featuring snarky classic literature summaries, cocktail guides, deep dives into Calvin and Hobbes' Hobbes, and gaming thoughts on the Playdate handheld and other titles. The site has a warm, witty personality and covers a surprisingly wide range of interests with genuine care and humor.
• Skyhold [2026-07-07]
  Skyhold is the creative home of C Jackdaw, a writer and witch whose site collects original fiction, worldbuilding notes for a setting called Leusana, poetry, zines, and essays on magic and paganism. The site also features a curated link garden and a folklore page, making it a cozy corner of the web for fantasy writing and witchcraft musings.
• slapdashcomics.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Slapdash Comics is a creator's hub for zines and comics, with links to their Instagram and Etsy shop for purchasing or following their work. The site is currently under construction but serves as a landing page for a comics and zine artist building their online presence.
• SlayerSalem [2026-07-07]
  SlayerSalem is a personal Neocities page belonging to a enthusiast of Discworld novels, with the Terry Pratchett series currently dominating their interests alongside games like Hades and Darksiders, shows like MASH, and bands like Green Day. The site features stamps, fanlistings, a guestbook, cliques, and webring memberships, with the creator openly looking for fellow Discworld readers to connect with.
• Slow-blogged Saturday [2026-07-07]
  A charming slice-of-life post by Alan Schussat on tilde.club, documenting a single Saturday in 2014 through timestamped notes collected in the Drafts app and later annotated for publication. The experiment blends personal journaling with a DIY workflow using Python and JSON to export and format the entries, making it a unique artifact of early indie web culture.
• slrncl / blog [2026-07-07]
  Nicolas Solerieu, a web designer and cyclist based in San Luis Obispo, CA, maintains this personal blog mixing short notes, opinions, and longer reflective essays on topics ranging from technology and tools to everyday life and philosophy. Posts span back to 2017 with entries covering everything from bikes and gadgets to anti-hustle culture and UX, making it a thoughtful and wide-ranging digital journal.
• SmallWorld [2026-07-07]
  SmallWorld is Sarah's long-running blog centered on book reviews, homeschooling, and daily life, with an impressive reading log that spans audiobooks and fiction across multiple genres. Her thoughtful, star-rated mini-reviews of titles like 'The Hate U Give' and 'Intimacies' make it a genuine reader's resource for discovering new books.
• smutgusher | pornography is art [2026-07-07]
  Smutgusher is a personal creative site offering erotic, macabre, and extreme fiction including shotacon, gay sex, gore, and horror stories from one self-described 'joyfully deranged' author and collaborators. Visitors will find original stories, fansites, and commissioned works spanning romantic to extreme content, all presented with an old-web aesthetic and unapologetic artistic intent.
• Snick's Fic Archive [2026-07-07]
  Snick's Fic Archive is a fan fiction collection by the author Snickfic, featuring works across multiple fandoms including Re-Animator, Oasis RPF, MCU, and Hockey RPF. The archive leans heavily into slash pairings and unconventional tropes like mpreg and body horror, making it a distinctive corner of transformative fiction culture.
• soft diary ⟡ nana vibes [2026-07-07]
  Nejla's soft diary is a charming Neocities corner styled around the NANA anime aesthetic, featuring blog entries about hiking adventures, amusement park trips, and everyday life. Visitors can explore music recs, movie logs, a photobook, and a current status widget tracking what she's watching and reading.
• sol's home [2026-07-07]
  Sol's home is a richly layered personal site featuring a blog, art logs, game reviews, manga writeups, and original creative projects including a tiny visual novel engine and an interactive game. The site leans heavily into vampire fiction, yuri manga, visual novels, and thoughtful pop culture analysis, making it a fascinating rabbit hole for fans of niche media.
• Solyaris [2026-07-07]
  Solyaris is a Portuguese-language personal site that greets visitors with poetic, courteous formality and invites them into a self-described 'cybernetic meadow.' The sparse but charming structure includes sections about the creator and curated links, with a cryptic Twin Peaks reference hinting at an eclectic, literary sensibility.
• Soph's Digital Garden [2026-07-07]
  Soph's Digital Garden is a creative personal corner of the web built as an antidote to social media and short-form content consumption, covering books, film, TV, music, thoughts, and personal photos. Created by someone called Soph, the site embraces the indie web ethos of being honest and imperfect, with a charming music player and a guestbook inviting visitors to connect.
• space_lace [2026-07-07]
  Space_lace is a personal fanfiction archive maintained by a writer who has been crafting fan stories since 2006-2007, covering a wide range of fandoms including My Hero Academia, Hazbin Hotel, Jujutsu Kaisen, and many others. The site serves as a personal mirror of their AO3 work, with some content gated behind an age confirmation for R18 fics.
• specialest little bug eyed boy (derogatory) [2026-07-07]
  Scott's colorful personal corner of the web features original characters, fan fiction, and creative writing including a 'BarnestonFoster AU' alongside shrines and a quotes collection. The site has a playful, chaotic old-web charm with webrings, a guestbook, and the personality of a teenage creative bursting with brain worms and OC lore.
• Speyll's Writing Endeavors [2026-07-07]
  Speyll's personal site centers on writing endeavors, with sections for a journal, blog, and curated lists covering games played, anime watched, and series seen. A tidy Zola-powered Neocities-style space with webring memberships and a minimalist aesthetic, it invites visitors into one person's creative and media-tracking world.
• Springhole.net - Writing tips, roleplaying advice, random idea generators, and more! [2026-07-07]
  Springhole.net, created by LRC, is a comprehensive resource for writers, roleplayers, and artists offering writing tips, worldbuilding guides, character development advice, and a collection of random idea generators. The site covers fiction craft topics ranging from OC creation and fanfiction to horror writing, fantasy worldbuilding, and avoiding common storytelling pitfalls, making it a deep well of creative inspiration.
• starbreaker.org [2026-07-07]
  Matthew Cambion's personal site is home to his self-described 'rock operatic science fantasy' saga called Starbreaker, a project he has been developing since 1996 inspired by heavy metal, prog rock, and authors like Michael Moorcock. Visitors can explore original fiction, a blog he calls a 'grimoire,' a gallery, a zine, and a scratch pad for random musings, all delivered with a distinctly metal attitude.
• Starfarer Science Fiction [2026-07-07]
  Starfarer Science Fiction is an enthusiast site built by Mike Bickerdike covering the classics of science fiction literature, with author bibliographies, Hugo and Nebula award lists, recommended reading guides, and SF magazine reviews. Visitors can explore reading orders for popular SF series, feature articles on the genre's history, and links to summaries of Bickerdike's reviews published at Tangent Online.
• start [the libarynth] [2026-07-07]
  The Libarynth is a sprawling wiki-style knowledge archive maintained by FoAM, a transdisciplinary network at the intersection of art, science, nature, and everyday life. Visitors can explore an eclectic maze of research notes, publications, project logs, and reading diaries covering topics from visual programming and fermentation to vegetarian restaurants and steady-state economics.
• Stefanyeah Writes [2026-07-07]
  Stefanyeah hosts two decades worth of fan fiction spanning multiple fandoms including Hades, NU: Carnival, and Ghost the Band, all organized by fandom with content warnings for NSFW material. The site is a cozy archive of original and exchange fanfics, with links to a companion Digital Garden built in Obsidian Publish for non-explicit writing.
• stel's fanfic archive [2026-07-07]
  Stel's personal fanfic archive hosts their written fanworks organized by fandom, tags, and works, with a clean navigation structure mirroring AO3-style browsing. Recent additions include Undertale-adjacent 'dailyblooky' fics, making it a charming self-hosted alternative to mainstream fanfiction platforms.
• Steyn Viljoen • Writing [2026-07-07]
  Steyn Viljoen is a customer experience designer who publishes long-form essays spanning product design, philosophy, parenting, and technology, drawing from over a decade of hands-on work with startups and innovation projects. The archive stretches back to 2014 and offers candid, reflective writing on topics as varied as screen time debates, building a backyard pergola, and the nature of cooperative organisations.
• Stillness.Digital | A Place To Rest [2026-07-07]
  Stillness.Digital is a contemplative personal blog spanning several years of intimate, lyrical entries written in a quiet, almost literary voice. The writing blends dreamlike vignettes, nature observations, and personal reflection in a style that feels more like prose poetry than a typical journal.
• Stop Acting Like You're Famous [2026-07-07]
  A short, candid essay by a creator offering refreshingly honest advice about enjoying hobbies without optimizing for fame or audience approval. The piece covers photography, crafts, blogging, app development, and more, making a compelling case for doing things purely because you love them.
• Stories & Novels / Stories / Unseen Children [2026-07-07]
  Franz Jørgen Neumann's personal site offers free full-text access to 76 of his published short stories, novellas, novels, and essays, many placed in prestigious literary journals like The Southern Review and Confrontation. Several works carry Pushcart Prize nominations, making this a rare chance to read polished, professionally published literary fiction at no cost.
• Stories from The Secret History (of fan fiction) [2026-07-07]
  A fan fiction archive from a writer who has been crafting stories since the 1990s, with Star Wars as the primary fandom alongside Highlander: The Series. The site serves as a mirror of the creator's AO3 account, collecting works published under several pseudonyms including Lady Selinthia and Ziggy Sternenstaub.
• Strange Chemistry Atelier [2026-07-07]
  Strange Chemistry Atelier is a creative hub established in 2014, centered on a fictional world called the Lunar Isle where intertwining story-based media, including indie games and written fiction, come to life. The creator releases small bitsy games, experimental art pieces, and serialized stories, making it a charming showcase of original worldbuilding and indie storytelling.
• strata on neocities [2026-07-07]
  A spare, reflective personal page from a creator called Strata, consisting of an introspective self-portrait written in third person and a candid note about personal growth and leaving the past behind. The writing has a poetic, confessional quality that captures a specific emotional era of the author's life, making it feel like a literary time capsule more than a typical homepage.
• STX [2026-07-07]
  A minimalist personal journal by a developer known as nondev, featuring numbered log entries with cryptic titles like PROTOCOL, DELETIAN, and EXTENDIS alongside notes, links, and ASCII bits. The site has a distinctive lo-fi terminal aesthetic with webrings, a feed system, and a deliberately sparse old-web sensibility.
• suliman's status [2026-07-07]
  Suliman's status blog collects short, candid thoughts on music, politics, technology, and everyday life in a minimalist microblog format. Posts range from a glowing review of a new Mitski single to reflections on the slow decay of joyful tech culture, making it a thoughtful personal feed worth following.
• Suntooth's Web [2026-07-07]
  Suntooth's Web is a creative hub collecting the diverse outputs of its maker, including poetry, fanfiction, game mods, music mashups, and a destruction media archive. The breadth of projects on offer, from written works to audio experiments, makes it a curious window into a prolific hobbyist creator.
• Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious [2026-07-07]
  E's personal Neocities page centers on a passion for linguistics, including a constructed language in progress featuring exotic phonemes like ejective uvular plosives. Visitors will also find links to Orthodox Christian chant, SeaMonkey resources, and curated music alongside a cheerful, retro-web aesthetic.
• SusanElizabeth [2026-07-07]
  Susan Elizabeth Shepard's tilde.club page serves as a minimal hub linking to her Twitter and a collection of her written stories. The site has a charming old-web feel, referencing her original earthlink tilde page and participating in a webring.
• Suumelle [2026-07-07]
  Suumelle is a creative personal world built by Eggwin, featuring original characters, stories, and whimsical odds and ends. The site invites visitors to explore a self-contained fictional universe centered on a character named Benedict.
• SYDNIA [2026-07-07]
  Syd's ever-evolving personal archive blends journal-style night logs, introspective writing, and a moving moodboard gallery called étoile into a poetic corner of the web. The site reflects its creator's ongoing self-discovery, with personality quizzes, diary entries, and a growing collection of web neighbor links adding to its intimate, expressive charm.
• Syl's Blog [2026-07-07]
  Syl's cozy corner of the internet features personal blog posts covering life milestones, book updates, and reflections on adulthood, alongside a portfolio and a collection of charming pixel art. The site has a warm, indie-web aesthetic complete with webrings, a guestbook, and K-pop badges that make it feel like a lovingly curated personal space.
• SYLUM'S ASYLUM [2026-07-07]
  Sylum's Asylum is a personal creative space with plans for shrines dedicated to LADS and a yume project, styled as an outlet for thoughts and feelings too wild for a therapist. The site is in early construction but hints at a decorative, shrine-building hobbyist with a playful sense of humor.
• Sylvatica's Forest [2026-07-07]
  Sylvatica's Forest is a nature-themed personal site built around a love of books, poetry, and botanical aesthetics, featuring original poems, plant pages, and thoughtful book recommendations. The site has a cozy, handcrafted feel with seasonal observations, a curated reading status, and heartfelt reviews of novels like 'Never Let Me Go' that reveal a genuine passion for literary experience.
• Tachy [2026-07-07]
  Tachy is a personal blog centered on book reviews spanning history, science fiction, and nonfiction, with posts covering titles like 'The Russo-Ukrainian War' and 'Leviathan Wakes.' The creator also builds interactive tools including a pharmacology study aid and charts tracking UK medical training competition ratios, making it a thoughtful mix of reading life and practical side projects.
• taigabeetle.nekoweb.org [2026-07-07]
  Leo/Chicago/Bonnie/Taiga's personal passion project includes a blog with poetry, recipes and a food log, media recommendations, educational content, and dedicated shrines for things they care deeply about. The site is a cozy, wide-ranging creative space built on Nekoweb with a clear aesthetic vision and a warm, inviting tone.
• tais.dev [2026-07-07]
  Taís M. runs this minimal personal site featuring sections for writing, ideas, and a CV, with the site still under active development. The presence of dedicated writing and ideas pages suggests a focus on written expression and creative thought.
• Take 5, D. [2026-07-07]
  D.'s personal blog, running on the Bear platform, brings back the spirit of LiveJournal-era writing with weekly life updates, film and digital photography reflections, and wandering 'what-if' musings. The site has a warm, introspective tone and even features occasional updates about the author's indoor geese, making it a charming slice-of-life read.
• Tales from the Stars [2026-07-07]
  Tales from the Stars is a creative writing site presenting original fairy tales with a lyrical, mystical bent, exploring themes of transformation, community, and the unknown through the lens of starlight and storytelling. The site invites visitors into a world of maiden and monster, human and other, reimagining fairy tale traditions for those who find themselves outside conventional community.
• taylor.town [2026-07-07]
  Taylor's personal blog is a sprawling collection of witty, offbeat essays covering everything from AI culture and software architecture to Roombas with fart spray and the philosophy of self-control. With hundreds of posts ranging from sharp tech commentary to absurdist humor, it reads like the notebook of a curious, opinionated developer who can't stop having ideas.
• TEHUAN [2026-07-07]
  Tehuan presents a hauntingly poetic piece of experimental prose, staging a surreal encounter between a bear and a bull on a smoldering, timeless field. The writing is visceral and atmospheric, blending scriptwriting conventions with literary fiction to pull the reader into a strange, mythic moment.
• telly's band fics [2026-07-07]
  Telly's Band Fics is a small collection of fan fiction centered on real-person slash and gen stories about bands including Linkin Park, Menswe@r, and The Tough Alliance. The site features original fics and fan comics with detailed tags, covering genres from fluff and angst to NSFW content.
• temporary bouts of ego birth [2026-07-07]
  A deeply personal Neocities page blending song lyrics, stream-of-consciousness journal entries, and emotional prose about music, memory, and feeling unmoored. The creator reflects on how a single Animal Collective song can trigger intense emotional recall, weaving together lyrical fragments and raw introspection in a poetic, dreamlike format.
• Terminal 00 [2026-02-01]
  Terminal 00 is the hauntingly atmospheric personal site of Angus Nicneven, author of the novel 'Stars Bleed,' presented as a cryptic, liminal-space terminal full of unsettling imagery and fragmented text. The site blends surreal horror aesthetics with links to books, a blog, and merchandise, making it a compelling destination for fans of weird fiction and experimental web art.
• that one summer [2026-07-07]
  A beautifully minimal tribute site dedicated to F. Scott Fitzgerald's short story 'Winter Dreams,' presenting extended passages of the text in an atmospheric, summery layout. The site evokes the mood of the original prose with soft visuals that complement Fitzgerald's lush, melancholic language about youth and longing.
• The Activist Art of Book Review [2026-07-07]
  Anitra Freeman's activist-minded book review collection focuses on social justice titles covering homelessness, labor history, poverty, and psychiatric critique. A portion of Amazon purchases made through the site is donated to the Real Change Homeless Empowerment Project, giving the page a distinctly purposeful, community-oriented edge.
• The Anti Social [2026-07-07]
  The Anti Social is a personal blog by AJ Bourg, featuring short reflections, shared links, trail photos, and commentary on everything from politics and music to pet loss and social media burnout. Posts range from hiking snapshots at Dillon Reservoir to thoughts on ICE resistance in Minneapolis, giving the site a candid, stream-of-consciousness charm.
• The Ants Of God Are Queer Fish [2026-07-07]
  Daniel Otto Jack Petersen runs this deeply literary blog dedicated to the strange, visionary fiction of R. A. Lafferty, blending theology, ecocriticism, and tall-tale folklore into scholarly yet personal commentary. Visitors will find close readings of Lafferty's stories, an extensive thesis bibliography, and meditations on topics ranging from Native American humor to object-oriented ontology.
• The Aristos Project [2026-07-07]
  The Aristos Project is a newly launched personal site on Neocities, still heavily under construction and full of self-aware humor about its early state. The name references the Greek concept of 'aristos' (the best or excellent), hinting at a classical or literary focus waiting to emerge as the site grows.
• the beauty of the house is immeasurable // its kindness infinite [2026-07-07]
  Eden's Garden of Whatever is a dreamy, atmospheric personal site filled with poetic fragments, cryptic quotes, and soft ambient audio that creates an immersive mood-board experience. The site blends literary snippets from various sources with a cozy web aesthetic, inviting visitors to linger in its quiet, enigmatic atmosphere.
• The Bone Folder [2026-07-07]
  The Bone Folder is Emily Nick Howard's hand-coded personal site featuring original poetry, prose, and curated collections. A self-described digital blanket fort, it offers an intimate and carefully crafted space for literary work alongside a colophon and links to other corners of the web.
• The Book Library [2026-07-07]
  The Book Library is an extensive digital collection of hundreds of public domain books from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, all readable as webpages with helpful Wikipedia links for context on authors and subjects. Titles range from Ambrose Bierce's 'The Devil's Dictionary' and WWI regimental histories to art criticism and early automotive writing, making it a rich archive for lovers of antique texts.
• The Caehdus Archives [2026-07-07]
  The Caehdus Archives is a personal site featuring a section called 'Stream of Consciousness Updates,' suggesting a journal or creative writing focus with a heavy visual component. The image-rich layout and evocative name hint at a curated archive of personal thoughts, creative work, or world-building material.
• The Cafe Irreal Home Page [2026-07-07]
  The Cafe Irreal is a long-running online literary magazine founded in 1998 and edited by G.S. Evans and Alice Whittenburg, dedicated to publishing irreal and surrealist short fiction from international authors. Each quarterly issue features original stories exploring 'irrealism,' and the site also includes a rich archive, critical essays on irreal theory, and a literary supplement called 'irreal (re)views.'
• The Castle [2026-07-07]
  Princess (he/they) runs this charmingly personal corner of the web called The Castle, packed with a diary, microblog, recipes, film and music logs, and a basketball section. The site reflects a broad mix of creative and everyday interests, with a handcrafted HTML/CSS aesthetic and a warm invitation to explore.
• The Codeless Code [2026-07-07]
  Case 38 Language: The Codeless Code is an illustrated collection of Zen-style koans and fables about software development, written by the mysterious author Qi and featuring masters, novices, and philosophical puzzles about programming and management. Each case offers a short parable with commentary and a poem, available in multiple languages including German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Russian.
• The Darth Mall [2026-07-07]
  W. Evan Sheehan's personal blog covers a wide range of topics including technology, parenting, travel, climate, and the IndieWeb movement, with posts stretching back to 2009. The archive spans over a decade of writing, and the tag cloud reveals an eclectic mix of interests from JavaScript and Eleventy to bicycles, photography, and Lunar New Year traditions.
• the deepest dark [2026-07-07]
  Kit/Andy/Jamie's personal creative archive, themed around Minecraft's sculk biome, collects original prose, poetry, and webweaves they're proud of alongside shrines and personal musings. The site leans heavily into creative writing and fan fiction, with links to an AO3 profile and a changelog full of newly posted fics.
• The Edgar Allan Poe Library | The Nevermore [2026-07-07]
  The Nevermore is a comprehensive online library of Edgar Allan Poe's collected works, featuring dozens of his stories and poems presented as individual linked pages. Visitors can browse classics like 'The Raven,' 'The Tell-Tale Heart,' and 'The Cask of Amontillado' alongside lesser-known pieces, making it a valuable reference for Poe enthusiasts.
• The Fanfiction Webring [2026-07-07]
  The Fanfiction Webring is a curated ring connecting dozens of personal fanfiction archives spanning fandoms from Star Wars and The Witcher to Gundam, Naruto, and obscure book series. Each member site is a hand-crafted neocities archive, making this a wonderful hub for discovering indie fan writing outside of platforms like AO3 or Fanfiction.net.
• The Folkmoss Logs [2026-07-07]
  The Folkmoss Logs is a charming personal weblog by a writer who goes by 'the Folkmoss,' covering nostalgia, media, personal experiences, and discoveries from both the web and offline life. Structured like a living book with front matter, back matter, illustrations, and a table of contents, the site blends old-web sensibility with a genuinely literary approach to blogging.
• The front gate [2026-07-07]
  A personal blog by a Polish coal miner, built with the Zonelets blogging tool on Neocities, promising freeform writing on whatever topics come to mind. The site is minimal in its current state but has a charming, unpretentious voice and a distinctive self-described author identity.
• the GEORGE is a noble animal - citrons.xyz [2026-07-07]
  A surreal, absurdist web page dedicated to the mysterious entity known as GEORGE, featuring dreamlike personal narrative and cosmic mythology built around a fictional immortal being. Part of the citrons.xyz personal site, this page blends experimental fiction with deadpan humor in a style reminiscent of internet creepypasta and avant-garde writing.
• the good prince . . . The Eyes of the Dragon fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  A fanlisting dedicated to Stephen King's fantasy novel 'The Eyes of the Dragon,' welcoming fans to join a community celebrating this beloved book. Owned and designed by Kristina as part of The Fantom collective, the site is officially approved by The Fanlistings network.
• the html review — archive [2026-07-07]
  The HTML Review is an annual literary journal publishing original works specifically designed to exist on the web, with each piece using HTML as an expressive medium rather than just a delivery format. The archive spans four issues from 2022 to 2025, featuring dozens of contributors creating interactive, poetic, and experimental web-native writing pieces with titles like 'ASCII Bedroom Memoir' and 'Forest Void'.
• The Internet Classics Archive – 441 searchable works of classical literature [2026-07-07]
  Created by Daniel C. Stevenson and hosted at MIT, the Internet Classics Archive offers 441 searchable works of classical literature from 59 authors, spanning Greco-Roman, Chinese, and Persian texts in English translation. The site has been serving readers since 1994 and features user-driven commentary, reader-recommended links for each work, and powerful full-text search capabilities.
• The Iron Ragdoll [2026-07-07]
  Tofutush shares their original fictional universe called The Iron Ragdoll, a paracosm featuring animal-eared characters navigating a borderline-dystopian world of spies, mysteries, and complex friendships. The site includes sections for characters, stories, world-building, and a gallery, making it a cozy showcase for an ambitious original creative project.
• The Lair of the Bongle [2026-07-07]
  The Lair of the Bongle is gdbongle's personal Neocities hub, featuring a blog, guestbook, and links to friends' sites alongside fun stickers and userboxes. The creator identifies as a writer and character-maker, with connections to Artfight hinting at a creative fandom-adjacent community presence.
• The Language Construction Kit [2026-07-07]
  Mark Rosenfelder's Language Construction Kit is a comprehensive web guide for anyone interested in creating artificial languages (conlangs) for fantasy worlds, alien civilizations, or personal hobby use. It covers sounds, writing systems, word building, grammar, and language families, and has since expanded into a full series of print books including advanced volumes on morphosyntax and syntax.
• the library of alexandra [2026-07-07]
  The Library of Alexandra is a thoughtfully curated essay catalogue by Xandra, organized into categories like Lifestyle and Internet, with personal reflections on topics ranging from burnout and being childfree to fandom and the small web. The site's charming OS-terminal aesthetic frames each essay as a file in a digital library, making browsing feel like exploring a personal archive.
• The life & works of Joshua Bartz [2026-07-07]
  Joshua Bartz's personal site blends short articles, notes, and reading lists into a thoughtful record of his intellectual life, with sections for a digital garden, library, and seasonal music playlists. The mix of book recommendations, personal essays, and cassette culture curiosity makes it a warm and eclectic corner of the web.
• The Magician's Lair [2026-07-07]
  The Magician's Lair is the personal corner of Willow Rosenberg, known online as petrichoran, who hosts essays on alterhumanity, short fiction, and reflections on soulbonding and collective identity. The site has a distinct mystical aesthetic inspired by the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot and serves as both a creative writing hub and a home for the creator's plural and alterhuman experiences.
• The Merry Corner [2026-07-07]
  Merryjest, also known as Maus Merryjest, runs this nostalgic personal corner of the web with a retro 1995-era aesthetic, complete with a guestbook and blog updates. The site leans into old-web vibes with a warm, conversational tone that invites visitors to settle in and get acquainted with its creator.
• The Millinery [2026-07-07]
  The Millinery is a personal fan fiction archive by Eccentric Hat, collecting their fanfics across a wide range of source materials including books, podcasts, TV shows, and other media. The works span fandoms from Jeeves & Wooster to Imperial Radch, with many short-form pieces like drabbles and character studies that showcase careful, literary writing.
• the misadventures of missy [2026-07-07]
  Missy is a queer disabled Australian writer who uses this neocities site to house her fiction and non-fiction portfolio, covering sci-fi, urban fantasy, and games journalism. Visitors can explore her published pieces, read blog entries about her life and hyperfixations, and get a peek into the creative mind behind the work.
• The Moonspeaker [2026-07-07]
  The Moonspeaker is a long-running personal website by C. Osborne covering fiction, essays, feminist and Amazonian themes, and wide-ranging intellectual commentary under the tagline 'where some ideas are stranger than others.' The site spans sections on Turtle Island, allocentric perceptions, and found subjects, reflecting decades of thoughtful, unconventional writing and curation.
• THE MORTAKI PLACE [2026-07-07]
  Mortaki (also known as Mordecai) built this whimsical personal site as a home for their original writing, poetry, essays, and fiction, framing themselves as a bard sharing stories with the world. Visitors can explore original works like 'Red Handed' and 'Shora Mythology', a bookshelf, manga recommendations, assorted fanfiction, and a collection of essays, all wrapped in an enthusiastically chaotic old-web aesthetic.
• the murasaki diaries. [2026-07-07]
  The Murasaki Diaries is a personal blog by Eugene, a self-described INFP who writes slice-of-life entries peppered with enthusiasm for old K-pop and J-pop, particularly idol Akanishi Jin. The blog blends casual daily journaling with a love of vintage web aesthetics, featuring friend links, custom layouts, and a warm community vibe.
• The Neglected Books Page – www.NeglectedBooks.com [2026-07-07]
  Where forgotten books are remembered: NeglectedBooks.com is a dedicated literary review site celebrating obscure, out-of-print, and overlooked books from the 19th and 20th centuries, with a particular focus on forgotten works by women writers. Each post offers thoughtful long or short reviews that make a compelling case for why these buried titles deserve a second look.
• THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (Gaston Leroux) - Book Fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  A fanlisting dedicated to Gaston Leroux's 1911 novel 'The Phantom of the Opera,' inviting fans of the original source story to add their names to a growing worldwide list. Hosted at sarennia.net, it celebrates the classic French gothic romance that inspired countless adaptations and is listed with The Fanlistings Network.
• the prowling Bee [2026-07-07]
  Susan Kornfeld and Adam DeGraff are working through the complete poems of Emily Dickinson one by one, offering thoughtful close readings and literary analysis of each work. Each post unpacks the language, emotion, and context of a specific poem, making this a rich resource for anyone captivated by Dickinson's life and verse.
• THE REPUBLIC [2026-07-07]
  The Republic is a sprawling, idiosyncratic personal hub by stanleylieber, collecting a dense archive of short written works with titles ranging from philosophical provocations to political riffs. The site doubles as a portal to a constellation of related projects, RSS feeds, and art show documentation, giving it the feel of a self-contained literary universe.
• The Satyrs’ Forest · ’t Satyrwoud 🍇 [2026-07-07]
  Xanthe Tynehorne's richly crafted personal forest of curiosities includes a constructed language, a linkroll, a compendium of curious words, favorite music and art galleries, a blog, and dozens of other whimsical projects. The site is a deeply personal yet public-facing creative world, presented in both English and Dutch with seasonal background paintings and meticulous typographical care.
• The Serving Library [2026-07-07]
  The Serving Library is an artist-run publishing and archival project featuring a rich journal of essays, artworks, and critical writing by contributors including Tauba Auerbach, Anne Carson, Bruno Munari, and many others. Its collection spans art criticism, experimental writing, graphic design theory, and conceptual pieces, making it a distinctive destination for readers interested in contemporary art and writing culture.
• The Serving Library [2026-07-07]
  The Serving Library is an arts and publishing organization that releases journal essays, collections, and programs, with this page featuring a piece by Emilie M. Reed titled 'Snake Head, Snake Tail,' a reflective personal-narrative essay available as a PDF download. The site blends literary writing with a curated archive of texts, making it a compelling destination for readers interested in contemporary essay and art writing.
• The Silver Stallion [2026-07-07]
  The Silver Stallion is a comprehensive resource dedicated to the life and works of James Branch Cabell (1879-1958), the American fantasy and historical fiction author best known for 'Jurgen.' Created by John Thorne and Bill Lloyd, the site features illustrated bibliographies, collector's guides, scholarly essays, maps of Cabell's fictional world, and an archive of the journal 'Kalki and The Cabellian,' making it an essential destination for fans and researchers alike.
• The Submission Grinder [2026-07-07]
  The Submission Grinder is a powerful, donation-supported database and submission tracker designed to help writers of fiction, poetry, and nonfiction find the right markets for their work. With over 19,000 market listings, nearly 800,000 tracked submissions, and advanced search tools, it serves as an essential tool for any writer navigating the publishing landscape.
• The Unbearable Lightness of Web Pages [2026-07-07]
  Joel Dueck explores the fragility of web publishing and makes a passionate case for treating web content more like durable books in this thoughtful essay. The piece reflects on the impermanence of websites, the loss of GeoCities, and proposes a future where web writing outlasts its servers the way printed books outlast their authors.
• The web site of 5eersha [2026-07-07]
  Saoirse's personal corner of the web features a blog where she reflects on the meaning of the internet, personal changes, and life away from social media algorithms. The site is a work in progress as she learns HTML and CSS, with a changelog tracking her ongoing efforts to build something truly her own.