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• The Adaption to My Generation •__• JK Keller [photography — 2026-07-07]
  JK Keller has photographed himself every single day since October 1998, building an extraordinary archive of over 8,892 daily self-portraits spanning 25+ years. The project includes stunning slitscan timeline composites, year-by-year galleries, and timelapse videos that compress decades of a life into a few mesmerizing minutes.
• the adrs's web [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  The adr's web is a colorful personal site by a creator who regularly shares crochet projects, craft posts, music playlists, media recommendations, and a dream log. With frequent updates covering everything from handmade ornaments to Spotify wrapped recaps, it captures the spirit of the indie web with webrings, fanlistings, and a lively update log.
• The Advantages Of Flexible Typing [programming — 2026-07-07]
  An official SQLite documentation page that makes a detailed case for the database engine's flexible typing system, explaining why storing any value in any column is a feature rather than a flaw. It covers practical use cases like attribute tables, dirty data storage, and dynamic languages, while systematically rebutting common objections to flexible typing.
• the alleyway. [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Alleyway is an interactive point-and-click adventure built by scumbagnyx, inviting visitors to explore a branching labyrinth of secrets and strange beings through hover and click interactions. Still in active development, the experience rewards repeat visitors with newly hidden paths and surprises tucked throughout its atmospheric, desktop-only interface.
• The Ancient Craft of Tablet Weaving [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Getting Started: Shelagh Lewins provides a thorough beginner's guide to tablet weaving, an ancient textile craft used to create decorative bands and straps dating back to the Bronze Age. Complete with diagrams, threading instructions, pattern samples, and a UK yarn supplier directory, this page is a practical starting point for anyone curious about this historical technique.
• the Animal Lovers fanlisting [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  Special Breed of Person is a fanlisting dedicated to animal lovers everywhere, inviting anyone who adores animals to add their name to a growing community list. Part of the ilove collective and listed with The Fanlistings Network, it currently counts 43 members united by their shared passion for animals.
• The Animal Lovers WebRing [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Animal Lovers WebRing, managed by Nancy Pilotte since 1998, connects websites dedicated to animals of all kinds, from cats and dogs to ferrets, birds, and wildlife. Members join by adding a JavaScript navigation bar to their pages, and the ring includes related rings such as the Stop Animal Cruelty Ring and the Spay/Neuter Supporters Ring.
• The Anime Fanlistings Network | Uniting Fans [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  The Anime Fanlistings Network is a massive organized directory of over 1,757 fan listings dedicated to anime and manga subjects, from modern hits like Bleach and Naruto to classics like Sailor Moon and Dragon Ball. Fans can join existing listings without needing their own website, or apply to have their own anime or manga fanlisting added to the network.
• The Anti Social [literature — 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 [literature — 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 APPLE | apple adoptable clique [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  A revival of a beloved early-2000s pixel adoption clique centered around apple-themed pixel art, where visitors can adopt a tiny apple graphic to display on their own website. Part fanlisting, part adoptable, and part nostalgia trip, the Pixel Revival project breathes new life into this retro web tradition with both original and newly added apple pixel designs.
• The Aristos Project [literature — 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 Astronomer Magazine [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Astronomer is a long-running UK amateur astronomy magazine with a history dating back to 1964, featuring meteor shower guides, supernova lightcurves, and annual meeting records. Compiled largely by Tracie Heywood, the site offers a complete magazine index, historical awards archives, and observational data useful for both visual and radio observers.
• The Astronomical Society Of New Haven, INC [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Astronomical Society of New Haven (ASNH) has been connecting Connecticut stargazers for over 80 years, offering public star parties, observing events, astrophotography resources, and a radio show called Cosmic Perspective. Visitors can browse an event calendar, access sky charts, meteorite information, NASA content, and even a book by ASNH member Ruben Kier titled 'The 100 Best Targets for Astrophotography.'
• The Astronomical Unit - Tutorials - Glossary [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Astronomical Unit is a comprehensive astronomy tutorial site covering everything from choosing a first telescope to positional astronomy, stellar evolution, and debunking pseudoastronomy claims. Visitors will find practical guides, a detailed glossary, book recommendations, DIY telescope projects, and rigorous critiques of popular astronomical myths like the '2012 nonsense' and Apollo conspiracy theories.
• The Astronomy Cafe [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  An archived recreation of Dr. Sten Odenwald's legendary 'Astronomy Cafe' website from circa 2001, once a destination where a professional astronomer answered thousands of public questions about space, the universe, and infrared astronomy. The site preserves a nostalgic snapshot of early web science outreach, featuring Dr. Odenwald's books, his 'Ask the Astronomer' feature, and philosophical explorations of concepts like 'nothing' and the Big Bang.
• The Astronomy Cafe | Sten's Space Blog [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  NASA scientist-educator Sten Odenwald has maintained this astronomy education hub for over 20 years, filling it with popular essays on cosmology, black holes, space travel, and the weird corners of nature. Visitors will find Q&A resources, blog posts on recent space discoveries, and details on his published books including a photo-filled history of space exploration through 100 iconic objects.
• the aura is with me [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Aura User is an approved fanlisting dedicated to Lucario from the Pokémon series, run by Samantha and listed with both TFL.org and AFL.com. Visitors can join a growing list of fans from around the world by submitting their name, email, and country to show their love for this fan-favorite Fighting/Steel-type Pokémon.
• THE AWESOME SAUCE DIRECTORY [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Awesome Sauce Directory is a hand-curated collection of indie and old-web sites that the creator personally enjoys, built as a more organized companion to their overflowing button wall. Visitors can browse recommended sites, grab an award, and submit their own pages via guestbook.
• The Baltimore Bird Club Home Page [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  The Baltimore Bird Club is a chapter of the Maryland Ornithological Society offering schedules of birding trips, a newsletter called Chip Notes, and a library of recorded Zoom lectures on topics ranging from Empidonax flycatcher identification to birding adventures in Panama and Mongolia. With links to Christmas Bird Counts, breeding bird atlases, and membership information, this site serves as a hub for serious birdwatchers in the Baltimore region.
• The Baton Rouge Astronomical Society [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Baton Rouge Astronomical Society (BRAS) is a Louisiana-based astronomy club founded in 1981, bringing together roughly 95 amateur and experienced stargazers in the greater Baton Rouge area. Visitors can browse monthly observing guides, member astrophotos, a newsletter archive, dark sky advocacy efforts, and information on joining or attending events at the Highland Road Park Observatory.
• The Battle Tree [games — 2026-07-07]
  Paul's personal Neocities site, named after the Pokemon Battle Tree facility, serves as a creative hub featuring original art, Pokemon shrines, a Tomodachi Life log, and personal thoughts. The site has a charming old-web aesthetic with an update log stretching back to early 2023, making it a delightful snapshot of hobbyist web creation centered around Nintendo games.
• The Beanzone [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Beanzone is a cozy personal homepage on Neocities where the creator invites visitors to explore their little corner of the web. The site features a blog, guestbook, and participation in the Hotline Webring, capturing the classic old-web personal page spirit.
• The Beatles fanlisting ||||| you know I know when it's a dream [music — 2026-07-07]
  Run by Crissy, this is the official fanlisting for The Beatles, collecting fans from around the world under the TFL.org network. With 62 approved members from 17 countries, it serves as a gathering point for fans of the legendary band to register their appreciation.
• the beauty of the house is immeasurable // its kindness infinite [literature — 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 Bees fanlisting [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  Essential Pollinators is a fanlisting dedicated to bees, part of The Fanlistings Network's Animals: Invertebrates category, currently boasting 92 members who share a love for these vital creatures. If you're a fan of bees and their crucial role as pollinators, you can join the growing list and connect with fellow enthusiasts.
• The Big List of RPG Links – jimboboz — LiveJournal [games — 2026-07-07]
  Jimboboz compiled this extensive LiveJournal post as a curated link collection covering nearly every aspect of tabletop roleplaying, from finding game groups and free RPG downloads to historical resources, character sheets, campaign settings, and humorous gaming stories. With hundreds of annotated links organized into sections like GMing advice, e-zines, and RPG theory debates, it serves as a remarkably thorough reference for old-school RPG enthusiasts.
• The Big O Archive [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  The Big O Archive is a dedicated preservation repository for the classic neo-noir mecha anime 'The Big O' by Studio Sunrise, offering high-quality scans of art books, settei, pans, scripts, interviews, and toy/kit imagery. Built by a longtime fan to fill a gap in online resources, it prioritizes maximum image fidelity and serves as a lasting reference for both newcomers and longtime fans of the series.
• The Bitchy Stitcher [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Megan's long-running quilting blog showcases over a decade of her original quilt designs, including broderie perse appliqué, fusible appliqué, and machine appliqué mini quilts. She also authored a humor book called 'Quilting Isn't Funny,' making this a destination for quilters who appreciate both craft and wit.
• The Blog of Random [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Zerolimits.dev hosts a wide-ranging personal blog covering topics from cybersecurity and threat modelling to mathematics, chaos theory, and quantum physics. Posts span several years and mix technical deep-dives like 'How to Make an OS' and 'Finding Vulnerabilities in Secton' with lighter curiosities such as the history of toilet paper.
• The Blueberry Hill (website) [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Rylie James Thomas is rebuilding a personal website originally created around 2013, offering a charmingly self-aware 'construction-site' aesthetic with alternate stylesheets and hidden secrets to discover. The site nods to indie web culture with banners for Neocities, Linux, Geany, Glorious Trainwrecks, and tilde.town, signaling a creator deeply embedded in the open/creative web community.
• The Boardgame Players Association and World Boardgaming Championships [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Boardgame Players Association (BPA) is the organizing body behind the World Boardgaming Championships (WBC), an annual convention bringing together competitive board game players from across the country. The site covers event listings, tournament results, PBeM (Play by eMail) competitions, sportsmanship awards, hotel reservations, and vendor information for the upcoming WBC at Seven Springs Mountain Resort.
• The Bone Folder [literature — 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 [literature — 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 Book of Spudooli - Spudooli [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Dave and Gabba's personal corner of the internet blends a 455-post photoblog with live data feeds tracking bank balance, home power usage, temperatures, and music plays. The site has a playful experimentalist spirit, mixing road trip YouTube videos, Mastodon activity, and a travel location tracker into one eclectic dashboard.
• The Briar [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  The Briar is a personal site with an entrance page themed around tanuki imagery from the Studio Ghibli film Pom Poko, inviting visitors to click a tanuki to enter. The heavy use of Pom Poko references and imagery suggests a fan-oriented personal site centered on anime and Japanese animated film.
• The Brownstone Birding Blog [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  Larry, a Connecticut native, chronicles his birdwatching adventures across local towns, forests, and parks through regular blog posts stretching back to 2007. The blog captures seasonal sightings like Red-winged Blackbirds and Merlins alongside reflections on nature, weather, and the meditative quality of outdoor exploration.
• The BS Zelda HomePage - THE place to find everything about BS Zelda games [games — 2026-07-07]
  A dedicated resource covering the obscure BS Zelda games, the rare Satellaview-broadcast Zelda titles that many fans call the lost chapters of the Zelda saga. Visitors can find ROMs, emulators, and comprehensive information about these hard-to-find SNES-era games that most Zelda fans never got to experience.
• The Bulletin - Welcome! [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Kid Koda's personal Neocities site greets visitors with a retro-styled splash page that sets expectations for a handcrafted, desktop-optimized web experience. The site is an ongoing work-in-progress, built with a focus on learning HTML, CSS, and JS from scratch in the old-web tradition.
• The Caehdus Archives [literature — 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 [literature — 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 Calendar Zone -- Bringing Order to Calendrical Chaos! [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Calendar Zone, created by Janice McLean, is a comprehensive categorized directory of calendar-related links covering art, celestial, cultural, religious, historical, and reform topics. With over 7 million visitors since 1999, it serves as a one-stop hub for anyone curious about calendar systems, moon phases, lunar cycles, and the history of timekeeping across cultures.
• The case for a better web – La màquina de Turing [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  La màquina de Turing is a thoughtful multilingual blog that curates essays, manifestos, and projects advocating for a better, more open web, pushing back against surveillance capitalism and platform enshittification. The post featured here collects influential voices like Cory Doctorow and Molly White into a living resource for anyone who misses the creative freedom of the early web.
• The Castle [literature — 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 Catppuccin Webring [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Catppuccin Webring connects personal websites and developer pages united by their use of the popular Catppuccin pastel color palette theme. Powered by the ringfairy tool and hosted on GitHub, it lists dozens of member sites and provides easy navigation between them.
• The cerulean Snake [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  CeruleanSnake's personal portfolio showcases a collection of arts and projects alongside experimental web coding creations. The site features an animated background, light/dark mode toggle, and an enthusiastic spirit of creative experimentation that makes it worth exploring.
• The CheesyMUD Experience [games — 2026-07-07]
  CheesyMUD is a multi-user dungeon (MUD) experience with its own staff, sports, and active play portal. The site invites visitors to jump into a text-based online game world with a lighthearted, cheesy twist on the classic MUD format.
• The Chillzone [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Chillzone is a colorful, chaotic personal neocities site packed with animals, video games, cartoons, nostalgia, and collecting content, all wrapped in a retro web aesthetic with autoplaying music and flashing gifs. Visitors can explore galleries, blinkies, stamps, a mysterious "pipis room," and secret joke pages tucked throughout the site.
• The Circus Awaits... [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mustardgrass's quirky personal site greets visitors with a circus theme, autoplaying music, and bright flashing colors as a whimsical warning gateway. The site features original characters (OCs) and participates in an OC Webring, hinting at a creative community centered around character design.
• The Codeless Code [literature — 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 Collective Unconscious Webring [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Collective Unconscious is a webring connecting fans of the Psychonauts adventure platformer franchise, welcoming both dedicated superfans and casual players who have their own personal websites. Formerly known as the 'Psychonauts fans on the web' webring, it serves as a homage to early fansites like razputin.net and offers multiple webring style options for members to display on their sites.
• The comeback of the Fediverse and the Old Web [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Coder Spirit's blog post explores the resurgence of Mastodon and the Yesterweb movement, drawing thoughtful comparisons between decentralized social networks and the spirit of the early internet. The author reflects on why platforms like Ooh.Directory and community-driven old-web revival efforts feel meaningful in the context of Twitter's decline and the failure of Web3 promises.
• The COMPLETE Abermud List [games — 2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive directory of Abermud servers and related resources, compiled by smlucas, covering MUD listings, source code, add-ons, telnet clients, zones, and the history of AberMUD. It serves as a central reference point for the AberMUD community, gathering everything a player or administrator might need in one place.
• The Constellations [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Created by Richard Dibon-Smith, this site provides graphics and reference information for all 88 officially recognized constellations, from Andromeda to Vulpecula. Each constellation gets its own dedicated page, making it a handy visual reference for amateur astronomers and sky-watchers.
• The Costumer's Manifesto | Costumers of the World, Unite! [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  The Costumer's Manifesto, maintained by Saoirse Plafker, is a rich archive of historical fashion and costume resources including vintage catalogs, sewing pattern books, and millinery guides dating back to the 1890s. Visitors can browse and download rare PDF documents covering topics from menswear cutting techniques to ribbonwork, making it an invaluable reference for costumers, historians, and vintage fashion enthusiasts.
• The Cozy Quilter [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  The Cozy Quilter is a long-running blog chronicling one crafter's quilting projects, guild activities, and creative retreats, with posts dating back to 2008. Readers will find detailed accounts of quilt-making techniques, scrap challenges, fabric choices, and community events like the Oxford Guild VP quilt days.
• The Crafts Fair OnLine - Directory Of Arts & Crafts [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Running since October 1995, The Crafts Fair Online claims to be the oldest and largest crafts directory on the web, curating links across dozens of categories including needlecraft, jewelry, ceramics, soap and candles, papercraft, and more. Created and maintained by Steve Robinson, the site also offers craft show listings by region, supplies and patterns resources, bulletin boards, and even a web development center to help crafters build their own sites.
• The CraftWEB Home Page [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  CraftWEB is an online community and project dedicated to connecting professional craftspeople, craft organizations, and craft enthusiasts to share information and promote fine crafts worldwide. The site maintains high standards of workmanship and welcomes both aspiring and experienced artisans to network and collaborate.
• THE CRYPT [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Crypt is a darkly themed Neocities personal site by datoxicwaltz, built with a gothic ASCII art aesthetic and an invitation to explore its eerie interior. The landing page offers visitors a peek at the creator's code with an open invitation to borrow it, making it a small resource for old-web style HTML tinkerers.
• THE CRYPT [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Graveyard's personal creative hub, The Crypt, showcases original artwork and character profiles with a moody, gothic aesthetic built as a long-term passion project on Neocities. Visitors will find a portfolio of original illustrations, detailed character pages with guest art sections, a sketchbook, and a blog updated regularly since 2022.
• The Cult of Gabs [games — 2026-07-07]
  Styled after the iconic Umbrella Corporation interface from Resident Evil, this personal site by Gabs serves as a chaotic archive of obsessions with Albert Wesker, personal drawings, and diary-like thoughts. The immersive thematic design and 17+ content warning make it a uniquely atmospheric corner of the old web.
• The Cup-O MUD Client [games — 2026-07-07]
  Cup-O MUD is a Java-based client for Multi-User Virtual Environments (MUDs, MOOs, MU*s) written by Alex Stewart, designed to be embedded directly into web pages so users can connect to MUVEs without installing any software. The documentation covers features, applet integration, parameters, TELNET negotiation, and a history of MUVE systems, making it a thorough technical reference for 1990s online virtual world enthusiasts.
• The Curious Skywatcher [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Curious Skywatcher is a dedicated astronomy blog offering monthly celestial highlights, including planet positions, meteor showers, and sky-watching tips for amateur stargazers. Posts guide readers on locating stars and planets with the naked eye, making it a friendly and practical resource for anyone wanting to explore the night sky.
• The Curse and Blessings of Dynamic SQL [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Erland Sommarskog, a SQL Server MVP, presents an exhaustive technical guide to dynamic SQL covering best practices, performance considerations, SQL injection risks, and real-world use cases for both developers and DBAs. With 166 code examples and dozens of detailed sections, this article is a landmark reference for anyone working with SQL Server who wants to understand when and how to use dynamic SQL safely and effectively.
• THE CYBORGS AWAKEN! [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  NEOGEO REDUX is a web design resource focused on the Carrd website builder, offering tips, CSS tricks, and practical advice for creating visually polished pages without relying heavily on code. Created by Android 17 (also known as Lapis), the site includes tutorials on gradients, custom cursors, imported fonts, and other design techniques with annotated examples.
• the dailywebthing archives [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Joe Jenett's dailywebthing archives is a massive, long-running curated link collection dating back to the year 2000, housing thousands of validated links to diversions, resources, and web oddities organized into browsable categories. Built and maintained over decades, it serves as both a historical record of interesting web finds and an ongoing discovery hub for curious internet explorers.
• The Darth Mall [literature — 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 dead web [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  HTMLSites2 is a Neocities-based platform for creating HTML memes, drawing inspiration from YTMND-style web humor and old-school internet creativity. It features an IRC chat, a custom webring called the Hotline Webring, and serves as a hub for handcrafted HTML joke pages in the spirit of early web culture.
• The Deep Sky Database [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Deep Sky Database is an online observing list generator for amateur astronomers, drawing on the Saguaro Astronomy Club's meticulously maintained databases to help users search for galaxies, nebulae, star clusters, double stars, asterisms, and more. Built on decades of collaborative contributions from club members, it offers searchable access to well-known catalogs including Messier, Caldwell, Herschel 400, and Herschel 2500 objects, making it a practical planning tool for backyard stargazers.
• the deepest dark [literature — 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 Den [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Den is a personal homepage on Neocities that participates in the Hotline Webring, featuring a JavaScript-dependent design with a guestbook and status indicator. With minimal visible text and an image-heavy layout, it has the hallmarks of an old-web aesthetic personal site still finding its footing.
• The Denpa Archive V4 [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  The Denpa Archive is a dedicated English-language resource for denpa and psychological horror works, cataloging visual novels, manga, doujinshi, and blog posts translated from Japanese by its creator. With over 600,000 pageviews and a companion forum and Discord, it has become a notable hub for fans of this niche genre defined by madness, paranoia, and characters disconnected from reality.
• The design of MOO agents [schools — 2026-07-07]
  Implications from a study on multi-modal collaborative problem solving: A 1997 academic paper from TECFA at the University of Geneva examining how pairs of subjects used multimodal communication tools in a text-based virtual environment called TecfaMOO to solve mystery games collaboratively. The research proposes a novel class of artificial MOO agents called 'observers' that compute interaction statistics to assist human or AI tutors in collaborative learning environments.
• THE DESTRUCTIVE FATES NETWORK feat. bloodborne [games — 2026-07-07]
  Shinshoku.net is the longtime personal domain collective of Yuuka, currently featuring a Bloodborne-themed layout as part of a Video Game Layout Marathon, with links to shrines, fanlistings, and ongoing projects. The site has been Yuuka's online home since 2003 and showcases a deep love of video games, J-rock (the domain name comes from a L'Arc~en~Ciel song), and old-web collective culture.
• the devils' den [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Bruno A., a Portuguese artist known online as 'devils', hosts the largest collection of their artwork on this personal site, including a gallery, comics, and extra content. The site has a queer identity and is part of a Transmasculine Pride Webring, making it a cozy corner of the indie web for fans of original art.
• The Digital Amalgam [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Shapeguy's personal corner of the web, The Digital Amalgam, is primarily a showcase of original artwork including a gallery, animations, and a professional portfolio section. The site has a lively old-web aesthetic complete with button walls and webrings, and features a warm mix of art inspired by cats, bunnies, and a wide variety of creative influences.
• the dim pause [music — 2026-07-07]
  Ian Mason's personal blog 'the dim pause' blends music listening logs via Last.fm, photography, film and TV reviews, book notes, and curated political links into a richly textured digital commonplace book. Regular posts covering concert photography (Franz Ferdinand in Cardiff), classical and world music discoveries, and walks through Welsh landscapes make this a genuinely varied and active journal.
• the doll archive (wip) [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Created by Edie V, the Doll Archive is a pixel art-focused personal site featuring a bestiary, compendium, and adoptable art alongside musings on music and reading. The pixel art highlights include detailed moth illustrations and an original comic, making it a charming creative corner of the indie web.
• The Dr. Richard Feynman Observatory [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Named in honor of Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman, this amateur astronomy site showcases CCD astrophotography of nebulae, planets, and galaxies captured through telescopes ranging from a 4-inch Takahashi to a Celestron C11. Visitors will find detailed equipment reviews, imaging guides, comet and planet sequences, and a rich gallery of deep-sky objects including the Horsehead Nebula, M42, and Hale-Bopp.
• The Dragon's Waltz [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Dragon's Waltz is voltdrake's personal Neocities space, still under construction, featuring fanlistings for games like Hollow Knight, Cassette Beasts, Persona 3, and Project Moon alongside webrings and a customizable theme switcher. The site's dragon-themed aesthetic, multiple background themes, and collection of gaming fanlistings make it a charming old-web style hub for a variety of indie and JRPG fandoms.
• The Drawing Board [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The Drawing Board is a creative personal site by Roccie centered around drawing and visual art. The minimal page text suggests an art-focused space, likely featuring original artwork and a creative portfolio.
• the dumpster fire [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Christa's tilde.club homepage, dubbed 'the dumpster fire,' is a freshly minted personal site on the tilde-verse with a blog, guestbook, and work-in-progress sections. The site participates in several old-web webrings including the Retronaut Webring, SapphicRing, and Hotline Webring, making it a small but charming node in the indie web community.
• The DV, DVCAM, & DVCPRO Formats -- tech details, FAQ, and links. [film-animation — 2026-07-07]
  Adam Wilt's exhaustive technical reference on DV, DVCAM, and DVCPRO video formats covers everything from sampling theory and compression to camera reviews and nonlinear editing workflows. With detailed FAQs, format comparisons, and codec troubleshooting guides built up over two decades, this is the definitive stop for videographers and engineers working with digital video formats.
• The Dynamic Duo - Cross-Browser DHTML [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Dan Steinman's Dynamic Duo is a comprehensive cross-browser DHTML tutorial covering JavaScript, CSS positioning, animations, events, and layer manipulation using his open-source DynAPI library. The site includes live demos, downloadable code, games built with DHTML, and detailed API documentation, making it a thorough reference for late-1990s to early-2000s web scripting techniques.
• the e-poets network [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  The e-poets network is a pioneering online venue for spoken word and poetry, featuring the Book of Voices archive with audio recordings from emerging and well-known poets since 1999. Visitors can explore the Videotheque for experimental poetry film, the Incomplete History of Slam, and a collaborative archive with the Woman Made Gallery.
• The Edgar Allan Poe Library | The Nevermore [literature — 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 Elusive Samurai [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  A dedicated fan site for Yusei Matsui's manga 'The Elusive Samurai,' featuring extensive image galleries including color pages, Shounen Jump covers, and volume artwork alongside in-depth content like translation differences, themes and symbols, and author comments. The site also offers downloadable resources such as icon packs, trading cards, and collab illustrations, making it a comprehensive reference for fans of the series.
• the end is never the end is never [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Oliver W, a Pennsylvania teenager, runs this eclectic personal site packed with humor headlines, polls, a Pokemon adoption, and a showcase of his many interests including photography, guitar, theatre, and gardening. The site has a charming old-web aesthetic complete with marquee text, a guestbook, and webring memberships, making it a fun slice of indie web personality.
• The End of Television [film-animation — 2026-07-07]
  Ian Page's blog documents 'The End of Television,' a video art event held in Pittsburgh featuring submissions from dozens of artists and live performances by groups like HiTEC and Valentine Trio. The site captures the buildup, submission calls, and photo documentation of this experimental media happening from 2008-2009.
• the end of town (scroll down) [visual-arts — 2026-02-01]
  An atmospheric, image-heavy Neocities page titled 'the end of town' that invites visitors to scroll through a curated sequence of visuals accompanied by audio. The minimal text and rich imagery suggest a mood-driven, artistic experience typical of the expressive personal web revival scene.
• The Eternal City Wiki [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Eternal City Wiki is an unofficial fan-maintained reference for The Eternal City, a Roman-themed text-based MUD owned by ThreeSeas LLC. Visitors can browse detailed maps of the game world, explore lore about cities and regions, and use calculators for rank bonuses, training costs, combat mechanics, and more.
• The Eternal Hero > Link from The Legend of Zelda > Fanlisting [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Eternal Hero is a Fanlistings Network-approved fanlisting dedicated to Link, the iconic protagonist of Nintendo's Legend of Zelda series, boasting over 1,200 members from 60 countries. Maintained by Celes.net since 2004, it celebrates every incarnation of Link across the games, comics, and animated series.
• the ether personified... [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Philia's (Felix's) personal corner of the web spans dozens of pages covering kpop, anime, recipes, photography, and a blog with slice-of-life updates. The site is a lovingly crafted passion project with a medievalist and fantasy-loving sensibility, featuring music collections, a dreamland section, and a rotating site-of-the-month feature.
• the ever changing index page ^ ^ [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A student's live learning journal from a 2006 HTML class, documenting their progress as they work through basic web coding concepts like tags, lists, headings, and image alignment. The page doubles as a practice sandbox and personal diary, offering a candid and charming snapshot of someone discovering HTML for the first time.
• The Exceptional and the Everyday – 144 hours in Kyiv [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Matviyenko essay: This academic project by Lev Manovich and the Software Studies Initiative analyzes Instagram data collected during the 2014 Maidan protests in Kyiv, exploring how social media visualizes the intersection of everyday life and political upheaval. The site presents essays, data visualizations, and infographics that examine topics like binary bias, platforms of visibility, and the semiotics of user-generated content during moments of extreme social unrest.
• The Factory [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Inspired by Andy Warhol's famous creative studio, The Factory is a personal digital space where its creator shares vinyl records, books, a blog, and artistic experiments as an expression of their wide-ranging intellectual and creative life. The site blends music appreciation, eclectic reading lists spanning philosophy, politics, and computing, and a Warhol-influenced ethos of creative self-expression.
• The Fanfiction Webring [literature — 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 Fanlisting for Juvia Lockser [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  A dedicated fanlisting for Juvia Lockser, the beloved water mage from the popular anime and manga series Fairy Tail. Approved by The Anime Fanlistings network, the site invites fans to join and celebrate this fan-favorite character.
• The Fateful Grove [music — 2026-07-07]
  Nori (also known as Nora) built this indie web corner from scratch using static HTML and CSS, sharing her wide-ranging passions including creative writing, music, video games, and TTRPGs. The site features musings, a music talk section, art endeavors, a guestbook, and a curated neighbors page connecting to other indie web communities.
• The Federation of Astronomical Societies [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Federation of Astronomical Societies is a UK-based umbrella organization connecting amateur astronomy clubs and societies across Britain. It serves as a hub for coordinating events, sharing resources, and supporting the broader community of stargazers and astronomical enthusiasts in the region.
• The Final Frontier [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The fanlisting for Space.: The Final Frontier is a fanlisting dedicated to the wonder of outer space, collecting fans from around the world who share a passion for the cosmos. With 77 members from 25 countries and a stunning Hubble image of galaxy NGC 660 as its backdrop, it captures the community spirit of space enthusiasm in classic fanlisting style.
• The Final Nights || Vampire the Masquerade [games — 2026-07-07]
  Bloodlines Fansite & Fanlisting: The Final Nights is a fan site and fanlisting dedicated to Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines, run by Nathalie as part of Glitterskies.org, and serving as the only Fanlistings Network-approved fanlisting for this beloved RPG. With 202 fans from 51 countries, the site also offers game introductions, content, and multimedia resources for fans of this cult-classic vampire RPG.
• The Finel Count Dan [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Finel, a 23-year-old visual communication student, uses this site primarily as a showcase for their art alongside a media log and personal blog. The site has been lovingly rebuilt multiple times and features college artwork, game-related writing, and a growing archive of creative updates.
• The First Step || Ragnarok Online [games — 2026-07-07]
  The First Step is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to Ragnarok Online, the beloved MMORPG released by Gravity Co. in 2001. Named after the creator's first guild in the game, the site invites fans from around the world to join and show their support for this long-running online classic.
• The fish eating site [games — 2026-07-07]
  A quirky fish-themed personal site packed with handcoded JavaScript games including Fish Clicker, Fish Invaders, Ice Fishing, and Blackjack, all tied together with a virtual fish-raising economy using Fish Coins. The site has a genuinely playful charm, offering a sandbox game, a stock market, a casino, and even a fish aquarium, making it a fun little corner of the web built around absurd fish humor.
• The FlipSide [games — 2026-07-07]
  The FlipSide is a whimsical personal homepage on Nekoweb that greets visitors with playful animal protection widgets and a dreamy portal metaphor. It participates in several webrings including a Deltarune Webring, hinting at a fandom interest in the indie RPG.
• The Florida Quilt Network - Home [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Mary-Jeanine Ibarguen's Florida Quilt Network is a comprehensive resource for quilters across Florida, featuring guild listings, local shops, longarm quilters, classes, and a newsletter published since 1999. Visitors can discover quilting events, take virtual tours of the gallery, sign up for classes like the Birthstone Gems course, and even find potluck recipes.
• The Folkmoss Logs [literature — 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 Forest [web-design — 2026-01-11]
  The Forest is a minimalist web discovery tool built by Manu and Carl that sends visitors to random personal websites with a single button, evoking the serendipitous browsing experience of the early internet. Users can also submit their own site to grow the collection, making it a living, crowd-sourced directory of the open web.
• The Free Web Hosting Directory - A listing of free web hosting providers - Freehosting1.net [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Freehosting1.net is a searchable directory cataloging free web hosting providers, complete with ratings, storage and bandwidth specs, user reviews, and detailed feature breakdowns for each host. It also offers articles covering topics from domain registration to FTP basics and CSS design tips, making it a useful starting point for anyone hunting for no-cost hosting.
• The front gate [literature — 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 Frugal Gamer Dot Net [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Frugal Gamer Dot Net is a retro-aesthetic personal site by a hobbyist covering video games, pixel art, crafts, custom content for The Sims 1, and web resources like pixel fonts and tutorials. It features a games completion log, an archiving section, an electronic pets database, fanlistings, and a hand-built image board, making it a dense and lovingly maintained corner of the web revival scene.
• the future is forever [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Patchwork's personal nekoweb site blends a love of Frutiger Aero aesthetics, Roblox, Vocaloid, and Miis with an art commissions page showcasing original digital work. The site features a warm, hobbyist web-building spirit with button exchanges, webrings, and a gaming corner all wrapped in early-2000s tech nostalgia.
• The Galactic Gulch [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The Galactic Gulch is the personal Neocities home of thegreatpretender02, featuring a drawn self-portrait as the gateway into their space. The landing page sets a mature, laid-back tone with content warnings and a promise of personality-driven updates ahead.
• The Game Cabinet [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Game Cabinet is a monthly online magazine dedicated to board games and card games, with a strong focus on the European games scene and Eurogames. Each issue features reviews, game rules and translations, original games, convention coverage, and commentary edited by Ken Tidwell.
• The Garden at Cainhurst [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Garden at Cainhurst, run by lapin, is a collection of mini cliques centered around gaming fandoms including Final Fantasy VII materia, Katamari Damacy, and a 'girly gamer' identity badge. Visitors can join pixel-art cliques for their favorite game elements and display the codes on their own sites.
• the garden of madeline [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Madeline's personal cyber sanctuary features creative works including art, an oracle deck, a zine, shrines to Phineas and Ferb and Star Trek, and a vintage archives section. The site is packed with hidden surprises, webrings, and charming handcrafted sections that reward curious exploration.
• The Gathering - the simple, fun and easy chat site [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Gathering is a long-running text-based chat community accessible via telnet or a web browser interface, keeping an old-school MUD-style social experience alive for modern users. The site offers helpful instructions for connecting through PuTTY and configuring Windows to handle telnet links, bridging classic internet culture with contemporary hardware.
• the GEORGE is a noble animal - citrons.xyz [literature — 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 Ghastly Mirror [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Ghastly Mirror is a personal gaming blog run by ghastlymirror, featuring reviews, walkthroughs, and commentary spanning indie games, retro titles, RPGs, and horror games. Beyond gaming, the blog weaves in nature photography, macrophotography of insects, and occasional Linux adventures, making it a charming hobbyist corner of the web.
• The Goddess Art of Jonathon Earl Bowser - an Artist's View of the Enigmas of the World [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Jonathon Earl Bowser's online gallery showcases his visionary oil paintings centered on goddess imagery, the divine feminine, and mythological archetypes from traditions including Egyptian, Hindu, and Arthurian legend. The work blends realism with spiritual symbolism, featuring subjects like Isis, Kali, mermaids, angels, and landscape paintings of the Canadian Rockies.
• The Golden Dreamer | Home [games — 2026-07-07]
  Ri'ah's personal hub centers on yumeshipping and self-insert fandom, particularly around Project Moon games, featuring OC pages, roleplay canons, and a social media directory for fellow yumes. The site doubles as a community-facing profile with detailed follow/interaction guidelines, making it a cozy corner of niche fandom culture.
• the good prince . . . The Eyes of the Dragon fanlisting [literature — 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 Graverobber's Guide [games — 2026-07-07]
  Combo Encounters: The Graverobber's Guide is D.G. Chapman's tabletop RPG blog packed with creative game mastering advice, random tables, and dungeon design ideas. This particular post explores 'combo encounters,' a technique for pre-combining random encounter results to spark richer, more dynamic in-game moments without extra GM prep work.
• the graveyard [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Jack's gothic-themed personal site called 'The Graveyard' blends blogging, graphics collecting, and shrine-making under a spooky cemetery aesthetic with a ghost persona. The site features digital diaries, a cemetery map of links, and a guestbook, all wrapped in a vampirecore visual style that feels like a labor of love from the old web revival scene.
• the green [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Stanley Lieber's image blog 'the green' is a sprawling, tag-navigable archive of photographs and found imagery spanning hundreds of eclectic categories, from moss and moire patterns to robots and radios. The sheer breadth of the collection, organized by a dense taxonomy of descriptive tags and updated frequently, makes it a fascinating visual cabinet of curiosities.
• The Green Room [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Green Room is a cozy personal neocities site with a strong focus on the game Deltarune, featuring spoiler warnings and enthusiastic fan content from the webmaster. Packed with autoplaying media, iframes, and old-web aesthetics, it also participates in several webrings including a Sanrio ring and Verdantville.
• the greg technology blog [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Greg's technology blog covers a wide range of developer topics including cloud hosting platforms, GitHub Actions tricks, Flask deployments, and SQL internals, written in a casual and opinionated voice. Posts range from hands-on technical tutorials to sharp commentary on the indie web and platform decay, making it a fun read for developers who care about the open internet.
• The Grizzly Gazette [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Grizzly Gazette is a collaborative blog by a small team of Bearbloggers writing about Bearblog, the indie web, and related topics. Posts include resource lists, community events like a creation festival, and even a book club, making it a lively hub for the indie web community.
• The Grub Grotto [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The Grub Grotto is a whimsical personal site where the creator shares their art and enthusiastically rants about their favorite things. Built with a love of HTML experimentation, the site features moving assets, JavaScript, and iframes for a lively old-web aesthetic.
• The Grug Brained Developer [programming — 2026-07-07]
  Written in the voice of a caveman programmer named Grug, this humorous yet genuinely insightful guide tackles software development philosophy with sections on complexity, testing, microservices, type systems, and other real engineering concerns. The deliberately simple writing style makes it both entertaining and surprisingly practical for developers of all experience levels.
• The Hacker Webring [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Hacker Webring is a curated ring of personal and project pages belonging to self-described hackers, makers, artists, and tinkerers from across the internet. Members cover topics like reverse engineering, cryptography, retro computing, self-hosting, and low-level programming, united by a DIY ethos and curiosity-driven approach to technology.
• THE HEAP [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The Heap is a personal creative space called the 'Scrap Zone,' built by someone who goes by Scrap, featuring an image-heavy landing page with a distinctive handcrafted old-web aesthetic. The site promises a zone of creative content beyond its sparky, semi-mobile-friendly splash page.
• The HellaCool Website [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  HellaCool is a curated collection of cool webpages from the old web era, complete with a Flash-warning section for vintage interactive content. It serves as a nostalgic link directory for anyone looking to rediscover forgotten gems of early internet culture.
• The Hidden Source Community (HSC) [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Hidden Source Community (HSC) is a playful web collective built around the quirky tradition of hiding Easter eggs and secret messages inside the HTML source code of member websites. Members join by embedding a small script and committing to keeping something hidden in their page source, making it a fun niche club for old-web enthusiasts who enjoy creative coding tricks.
• The History of Dollz - Drag and Drop 90s 00s Dollz [games — 2026-07-07]
  A detailed history of the Dollz phenomenon traces the art form from its origins in Jim Bumgardner's 1997 Palace chat avatars through its evolution into a vibrant online creative community. The site covers the types of Dollz, the culture of Dollers, community pageants, adoption etiquette, and notable e-zines like The Doller Express and Pixel Post Magazine.
• the hoary ape [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Peter Evans' long-running personal site is primarily a travel photography collection spanning England, Japan, Czech Republic, Bavaria, and Wales, organized by location with dozens of photo galleries. Beyond the photos, the site includes opinionated writing on digital cameras, browser rants, scanned historical texts, and a collection of unusual vintage advertisements.
• the hoary ape [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Peter Evans runs this eclectic personal site built around travel photography spanning England, Japan, the Czech Republic, Bavaria, and Wales, with black-and-white festival shots and touristy landmarks all documented with dry wit. Beyond the photos, the site offers opinionated tirades on digital camera design, browser philosophy, scanned historical texts, and a collection of oddly memorable advertisements.
• The Home of Mr. Batbird [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Mr. Batbird's personal corner of the web greets visitors with a simple welcome page and an invitation to enter. The site appears to be a handcrafted Neocities homepage, likely home to personal interests and creative content waiting beyond the entrance.
• The Homepage of Dave Rupert - daverupert.com [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Dave Rupert is a web developer and podcaster from Austin, TX whose personal blog covers CSS techniques, design systems, and front-end development with hands-on technical posts. The site also showcases active projects including the Shop Talk Show podcast, Frontend Masters courses, and the A11Y Project accessibility resource.
• The Homepage of Josh Crain - joshcrain.io [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Josh Crain's personal homepage showcases his illustration and sketching work alongside a detailed running log tracking hundreds of activities with pace and heart rate data. A web designer and front-end developer by trade, Josh shares notes, weeknotes, and art pieces spanning pencil, gouache, and digital media.
• The Honey Pot [photography — 2026-07-07]
  Honey, a software developer from Yorkshire, has built a charming personal corner of the web featuring blog posts, photography collections, recipes, shrines, and even a digital pets section. The site radiates handcrafted personality with its mix of slice-of-life writing and growing photo collections organized into named series.
• The Horror GIF Necronomicon [visual-arts — 2026-04-18]
  The Horror GIF Necronomicon bills itself as the internet's largest collection of horror and Halloween web resources, housing over 8000 animated GIFs, creepy backgrounds, dividers, sounds, and MIDIs all free to download. Organized categorically for web builders and Halloween enthusiasts, it's a treasure trove of classic spooky graphics reminiscent of the golden age of Geocities-style haunted homepages.
• The Horror Zine [zines — 2026-07-07]
  The Horror Zine is an online literary magazine publishing horror fiction, poetry, and art from both established and emerging writers, including Bram Stoker Award-winning authors. Each issue features original short stories, dark poetry, visual art, and editorial advice for aspiring horror writers, making it a genuine hub for the horror writing community.
• The Horse Website [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  The Horse Website is a charming image-heavy personal page dedicated entirely to horses, featuring a gallery, a quirky 'Fridge' section, and mailing list archives. It even playfully recommends viewing in 'Horse Browser,' giving it a delightfully whimsical old-web personality.
• The HTML Hobbyist [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The HTML Hobbyist, created by N.E. Lilly, is a passionate resource dedicated to teaching plain HTML and encouraging people to build simple, honest personal websites without heavy frameworks or JavaScript bloat. It champions the open, creative spirit of the early web and offers tutorials, hosting walkthroughs, a web badge, and a webring for like-minded hobbyist site builders.
• The HTML Hobbyist on Neocities [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  N.E. Lilly (Nathan) built this Neocities hub as a companion to The HTML Hobbyist, a resource dedicated to teaching people how to build their own websites with HTML and CSS. Driven by nostalgia for the early open web, the site links to tutorials on HTML, CSS, and the history of the World Wide Web, aimed at anyone who wants to reclaim their online presence from corporate platforms.
• The HTML Hobbyist Webring [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Member List: The HTML Hobbyist Webring is a curated ring of personal websites united by a love of hand-coded HTML and the indie web spirit, featuring members ranging from minimalist personal pages to creative digital gardens. Created by N.E. Lilly, the webring celebrates building your own corner of the internet from scratch and connects like-minded hobbyists who craft their sites with care.
• the html review — archive [literature — 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 human.json protocol [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Beto Dealmeida, a musician and software engineer based in Key Biscayne, FL, proposes a new open web protocol called human.json that lets site owners declare their content is human-generated rather than AI-produced. The post details the JSON format, a web-of-trust vouching system, and companion browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and qutebrowser that visually signal human authorship to visitors.
• The Hyborian Tome [Hyborian War] Imperial Conquest in the Age of Conan [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Hyborian Tome is a comprehensive reference for Hyborian War, a play-by-mail conquest game set in Robert E. Howard's Age of Conan universe and operated by Reality Simulations, Inc. since 1985. Visitors will find detailed kingdom descriptions, maps, character matrices, and strategic information covering dozens of factions from Aquilonia to Zingara.
• The Infinite Matrix [zines — 2026-07-07]
  The Infinite Matrix is an online science fiction magazine edited by Eileen Gunn, featuring original stories, columns, and criticism from acclaimed authors like Bruce Sterling, Cory Doctorow, Ted Chiang, and many other luminaries of the genre. The zine positions itself as a publication for readers who appreciate science fiction as a serious literature of ideas, with an archive spanning 2001 to 2008.
• The Interactive Fiction Archive [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Interactive Fiction Archive is a massive preservation project that has collected thousands of text adventures, development tools, essays, hint files, and walkthroughs since 1992. Managed by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation, it serves as the foundational cultural memory for the interactive fiction community, offering free public access to decades of IF history.
• The Interactive Fiction Archive [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Interactive Fiction Archive is a massive preservation project that has collected thousands of text adventures, development tools, essays, hint files, and walkthroughs since 1992. Managed by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation, it serves as the primary historical archive for the IF community, housing everything from classic Infocom-era games to modern parser fiction and competition entries.
• The Interactive Fiction Community Forum - The IF Community Forum [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Interactive Fiction Community Forum is the central gathering place for authors and players of text adventures and interactive fiction, featuring categories for game reviews, development tools, writing advice, and competitions. With multilingual discussion boards and thousands of posts spanning topics from parser development to narrative craft, it serves as the backbone of the modern IF community.
• The Interactive Fiction Competition [games — 2026-07-07]
  IFComp is the longest-running annual competition for interactive fiction, celebrating text-driven digital games and stories from independent creators since 1995. Now in its 31st year, the site hosts entry registration, prize pools through the Colossal Fund, past competition results, and extensive resources for both authors and judges.
• The Interactive Fiction Database - IF and Text Adventures [games — 2026-07-07]
  IFDB is a comprehensive catalog and recommendation engine for interactive fiction and text adventures, maintained as a wiki-style community project by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation. Visitors can browse thousands of game listings, read and submit reviews, participate in competitions, and discover new works through polls and curated recommendation lists.
• The Interesting Corner [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Interesting Corner is a Dutch personal homepage covering a wide range of tech-heavy interests including electronics, servers, hardware, programming, and anime. Visitors can explore a library section with books, movies, software recommendations, and space content, making it a cozy hub for a curious tech enthusiast.
• THE INTERNET ANGEL! [games — 2026-07-07]
  Marcy (also known as Rudy or Angel) is a frontend web developer and indie game maker who uses this colorful Neocities homepage to share their love of video games, music, and personal projects. The site links out to original character content, a gaming section, and a curated desktop showcase, offering a charming snapshot of a creative young person's online world.
• The Internet Classics Archive – 441 searchable works of classical literature [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 Internet Movie Script Database (IMSDb) [film-animation — 2026-07-07]
  IMSDb is the web's largest free repository of movie scripts and screenplays, browsable alphabetically or by genre including Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi, and dozens more. Visitors can read or download scripts for thousands of films, from classic Hollywood to the newest releases, making it an invaluable resource for film students, screenwriters, and cinephiles alike.
• The Internet Poetry Archive [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  The Internet Poetry Archive is a curated online collection featuring works by celebrated poets including Seamus Heaney, Yusef Komunyakaa, Philip Levine, Czeslaw Milosz, and others, sponsored by the University of North Carolina Press and the North Carolina Arts Council. Created and edited by Paul Jones of UNC, it offers audio-encoded readings alongside poetic texts, making it a rich resource for both casual readers and serious students of contemporary poetry.
• The internet used to be fun [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Rachel J. Kwon's curated reading list celebrates the philosophy of the personal, independent web by collecting essays and manifestos about why the internet was once fun and how to reclaim that spirit. With nearly 300 linked articles from writers spanning over a decade, it serves as a living archive of indie web thought and advocacy.
• The Iron Ragdoll [literature — 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 Jolly Jabber Blog for Fabric, Quilting, and Cross Stitch Enthusiasts by Fat Quarter Shop [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  The Jolly Jabber is the official blog of Fat Quarter Shop, covering quilting, sewing, and cross stitch with free patterns, tutorials, and quilt-alongs spanning beginner to advanced skill levels. With archives stretching back to 2007 and content featuring designer interviews, block-of-the-month projects, and stitch-along events, it is a well-established hub for fabric crafting enthusiasts.
• The JOVE Bulletin December 2008 Issue [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The December 2008 issue of The JOVE Bulletin covers NASA's Radio JOVE Project, a program enabling students and educators to build simple radio telescopes and observe solar and planetary radio emissions. Highlights include field reports of Jupiter radio storm observations, a gallery of radio spectrograms, and news about Radio-SkyPipe 2 software for amateur radio astronomy.
• THE KELZONE [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  THE KELZONE is a visually striking Neocities homepage by Kel, featuring animated floating elements, scrolling clouds, autoplay audio, and an interactive door graphic as the entry point. The page is almost entirely CSS and layout code, with the design itself being the primary content on display.
• the kirbysphere [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The Kirbysphere is the creative home of "kirby", a Minnesota-based artist, writer, and undergrad math student who shares original art, writing, web graphics, and personal projects. The site has been running since 2022 and features a lively mix of fanlistings, webrings, and handcrafted web content with a warm, community-minded spirit.
• The Lab [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Renata's Lab is a hands-on CSS snippet collection packed with image effects, border styles, scrollbar customizations, text tricks, and other experimental web design techniques. Each snippet comes with copyable code and a live visual preview, making it a genuinely useful reference for anyone building or styling their own website.
• The Laboratory [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Nibo's personal creative hub, "The Laboratory," centers on Helix, an original canine character born from a lab experiment who serves as the mascot of their online presence. The site features art, shrines, and a vault of content, with a playful sci-fi lab aesthetic that reflects Nibo's identity as both an artist and Twitch streamer.
• The Labrynth [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The Labrynth is a mysterious, atmospheric personal site on Neocities built around the imagery of a labyrinth and a boar guide, suggesting dark or mythological themes. The sparse but evocative entry page hints at a creative, visually driven experience with animated and flashing imagery.
• The Ladies Treasury of Costume and Fashion [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  The Ladies Treasury is an online magazine dedicated to Victorian and Edwardian costume, fashion, and needlework, offering free printable patterns copied directly from original period ladies magazines and books. Visitors can browse articles on historical sewing, antique needlework projects, accessories, dolls' clothes, and period construction techniques spanning from the Regency era through the Edwardian belle epoque.
• The Lair of the Bongle [literature — 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 [literature — 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 LAVA LOUNGE [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The Lava Lounge is a minimalist Neocities personal page with a retro-lounge aesthetic, featuring a striking lava lamp visual as its centerpiece. The site appears to be in its early stages, with very little content beyond its evocative title and image.
• The Lazarus Corporation [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Art and Writing by Paul Watson: The Lazarus Corporation is the sprawling creative home of UK artist Paul Watson, showcasing decades of artwork spanning life drawings, printmaking, photography, collage, and assemblage alongside blogs, articles, and zines. The site also features work by a rotating cast of other artists and writers, an online shop selling giclée prints and original pieces, and resources on cut-up techniques, making it a rich and genuinely personal creative archive.
• THE LEGEND OF ZELDA // THE OFFICIAL FANLISTING [games — 2026-07-07]
  The official fanlisting for The Legend of Zelda, one of Nintendo's most beloved adventure game franchises, connecting fans from around the world who share a love for the series. As a TFL-network fanlisting, it serves as a hub for Zelda enthusiasts to join and be counted among the community of dedicated fans.
• The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ and Amal [webcomics — 2026-07-07]
  The official home of E.K. Weaver's acclaimed queer webcomic 'TJ and Amal,' a road trip love story following two men driving from Berkeley to Providence and falling for each other along the way. The site offers a full chapter archive, print volumes for purchase, extras, and links to the creator's newer comic 'Shot and Chaser,' making it a complete hub for fans of indie LGBT storytelling.
• the library of alexandra [literature — 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 [literature — 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 lilac lynx [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Lilac Lynx offers a friendly, hobbyist-focused tutorial on making personal websites look good on mobile devices, covering the viewport meta tag, image sizing, and media queries without requiring any fancy frameworks. Written by Kaliumlynx and aimed at people with basic HTML and CSS knowledge, it fills a real gap between beginner guides and professional developer documentation.
• The Longest Poem in the World [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  The Longest Poem in the World is an automated project that aggregates rhyming tweets from Twitter in real time to form a continuously growing, ever-expanding poem. It's a fascinating intersection of social media and found poetry, generating an endless collaborative verse from the collective output of the internet.
• The Lost Signal [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The Lost Signal is the personal hub of Ubaser, a queer digital artist who shares their online presence across ArtFight, Toyhouse, and Neocities. The site features a curated collection of blinkies, identity flags, webrings, and links reflecting their interests in niche media, manga, and online roleplay.
• The Lost Woods [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Lost Woods is a personal neocities site by 'Skullkid,' themed around The Legend of Zelda with references to Skull Kid, Stalfos, and the forest setting from the games. It features a journal, a dedicated Klonoa page, a gallery, and charming CSS animations like swaying falling leaves.
• The Luminarium [games — 2026-07-07]
  Lumen (illuminaryidiot) has built a cozy hub for AI chatbot enthusiasts, offering a large collection of SillyTavern character cards, LLM presets, lorebooks, and themed UI customizations. The site skews toward OC characters with a furry bent, and includes a fun archive of collected AI chatlog snippets that make for entertaining browsing.
• The Lyrics Are Below [music — 2026-07-07]
  Matt's Music Page is a comprehensive lyrics and guitar tab repository covering a wide range of bands and artists, including detailed chord progressions and bass tabs for classic songs like The Beatles' 'Across the Universe.' Visitors can browse alphabetically by band name, find movie and TV theme songs, and access a chords handbook, making it a handy reference for musicians of all levels.
• The Magician's Lair [literature — 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 Marshe [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  MarsheSlime (Seth) is a self-described weird artist building a chaotic, personality-packed Neocities site to host their art portfolio, blog entries, and fan shrines. The site features indie and punk music musings, Minecraft rambles, fanfiction posted to AO3, and a growing collection of creative work wrapped in loud, swaggy early-web aesthetics.
• the MASTERLIST of useful links - yue ★'s Blog | SpaceHey [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Yue's masterlist is a curated collection of links for aspiring webmasters, covering everything from beginner Neocities guides and free HTML templates to old-web graphics archives and coding tools. It's a handy one-stop reference for anyone wanting to build or decorate a personal website in the old-web style.
• the Matildenet! :) ;D :P [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Matildenet is a Windows 7-styled personal space created by an Italian user named Matilda, built with 7.css, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to showcase things she sees, plays, and creates. The site carries content warnings for sensitive topics including mental health and abuse, and features a deliberately overstimulating aesthetic with flashing colors and a retro desktop interface.
• The Maya Astronomy Page [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Created by Michiel Bijl, this site explores Maya astronomy alongside related topics like Maya mathematics, the Maya calendar, Maya writing, and geographical orientation. It offers a fascinating intersection of ancient cultural knowledge and astronomical science, with pictures, recommended reading, and curated links.
• The Mermaid's Den [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  The Mermaid's Den is a crafting blog focused on polymer clay techniques, featuring step-by-step tutorials for projects like stained glass tile boxes, custom stencils, and decorative canes using tools like Cricut, alcohol inks, and Pearl Ex powders. Each post walks through materials and methods in practical detail, making it a useful reference for polymer clay hobbyists looking to try new mixed-media approaches.
• The Merry Corner [literature — 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 Meteorite Market [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Meteorite Market has been one of the web's oldest meteorite dealers since 1995, offering over 100 scientifically significant varieties including Martian, Lunar, Pallasite, and Carbonaceous Chondrite specimens with detailed photos and pricing. Visitors can browse an extensive alphabetical catalog while learning about meteorite types through dozens of informational pages, making it both a shopping destination and an educational resource for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
• The Microgame Headquarters aka Microgame HQ aka The Page You Are Viewing Right Now [games — 2026-07-07]
  Microgame HQ is a comprehensive reference hub dedicated to small-format, inexpensive wargames and conflict simulations, maintained by founder Mark Johnson and webmaster Joe Scoleri since the mid-1990s. Visitors can explore a detailed database, archives, a classic microgames museum, cover art gallery, mailing list, and a design contest covering the pocket-sized wargames that defined a generation of early 80s hobbyists.
• THE MIDOUZONE [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Midouzone is a vibrant personal site with a distinctly Japanese internet aesthetic, featuring shrines, graphics, collections, and a blog alongside a music player playing the full ending theme of the anime 'Oh! Super Milk Chan.' Navigation sections like 'NUI PARADE!' and 'Shrines & GFX' suggest a heavy focus on anime characters, plush figures, and fan-made graphics typical of the old-web shrine scene.
• The Milk Man's Retard Lounge - BITCHES ONLY! [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The Milk Man's personal site is a wildly styled 18+ space featuring daily rotating CSS themes, original artwork with mild nudity, and a custom JavaScript-based dungeon crawler. Packed with GIFs, a homemade music player, and an intentionally chaotic old-web aesthetic, it is a hands-on creative playground built with obvious care.
• The Millinery [literature — 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 Mind Library [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Basil/Vincent's personal site is visually themed around the indie RPG series Hello Charlotte by Etherane, with the aesthetic deeply woven into the page's imagery and layout. Beyond the game theme, the site features the creator's interests in crochet, sewing, gardening, gaming, and reading, along with webrings, cliques, and a virtual Tamagotchi pet.
• the misadventures of missy [literature — 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 Mohawk Valley Astronomical Society (MVAS) [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The Mohawk Valley Astronomical Society (MVAS) has been connecting amateur astronomers in Central New York since 1989, offering public stargazing events, monthly meetings, and access to the Barton-Brown Observatory. The site includes astro photos, beginner tips, a newsletter archive, and a full schedule of club events and star parties for members and the public alike.
• The Monster Hunter Fanlisting [games — 2026-07-07]
  A fanlisting dedicated to the Monster Hunter game franchise, maintained by bisq and listed on TheFanListings.org. Fans of the beloved hunting RPG series can join the list and connect with fellow enthusiasts, even without a personal website.
• The Monthly Crunch [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  The Monthly Crunch is a creatively designed personal site by maxcrunch, styled like a vintage newspaper where each 'ad' links to a different section including a journal, photolog, bookshelf, zine library, and projects. Published in monthly issues, it blends personal reflection, health awareness, and a rich mix of handcrafted creative output with a warm retro aesthetic.
• The Moon Garden - celebrate Sailormoon manga! [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  The Moon Garden is a dedicated fan shrine celebrating the Sailor Moon manga by Naoko Takeuchi, featuring manga summaries, character descriptions, artbook image scans, and fanfiction. Built with clear devotion to the original Japanese comic books rather than the anime, it offers a manga-purist perspective on Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon.
• The Moon is a friend of mine ~ M o o n P e t s v1 [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Moon Pets is a Sailor Moon adoption clique run by Christina, where fans can adopt pixel companions like Luna, Artemis, Phobos, and Deimos to display on their own sites. With 9 members and plans to add more animal companions like Diana, it celebrates the beloved animal guardians of the Moon Kingdom.
• The Moon Room Gallery [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Moonie's Moon Room is a hand-crafted Neocities gallery showcasing original art and short stories across three ongoing projects: a 90s slice-of-life romance, a modern fantasy adventure, and a horror comedy. The site is charmingly personal, proudly AI-free, and updated weekly with illustrations, character art, and assorted critter photos.
• The Moonspeaker [literature — 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 [literature — 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 Mud Connector | TMC Mudlist, Muds, Text-Games and Reviews [games — 2026-07-07]
  The MUD Connector has been the premier hub for discovering free text-based multiplayer games since 1995, maintaining a searchable list of over 700 active MUDs across dozens of categories. Visitors can browse by genre, read community reviews, explore beginner guides, and submit or update their own MUD listings.
• The mud-dev-archive Archives [games — 2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive mailing list archive for mud-dev, a long-running discussion community dedicated to MUD and online game development, spanning from 1996 through 2006. Developers and designers of text-based and early online games exchanged technical and design ideas here, making this archive a rich historical record of MUD development discourse.
• The mud-dev2-archive Archives [games — 2026-07-07]
  The mud-dev2-archive is a mailing list archive dedicated to MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) development discussions, spanning from 2006 through 2010. It serves as a valuable historical record of developer conversations covering game design, engine architecture, and the technical craft behind text-based online worlds.
• the murasaki diaries. [literature — 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 museum of alexandra [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Alexandra's whimsical personal site frames itself as a 'museum' of her digital life, collecting essays, pixel art, and collaborative old-web projects for visitors to explore at their leisure. With themed layouts, a guestbook, and a warm invitation to slow down and browse, it captures the spirit of the early personal web with genuine charm.
• The Mushroom Kingdom [games — 2026-02-01]
  Super Mario Bros. downloads and information: The Mushroom Kingdom (TMK) is one of the oldest and most comprehensive Super Mario Bros. fan sites on the web, covering every Mario game from 1981 to the present with downloads, reviews, guides, maps, cheats, and a full Mariopedia. Running since 1997, it also features multimedia archives, game credits, interviews, merchandise documentation, and even its own Mario-themed internet radio station.
• The National Deep Sky Observers Society [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The National Deep Sky Observers Society (NDSOS) is a worldwide amateur astronomy organization founded in 1976, dedicated to those who observe galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters. Members receive a quarterly journal called Betelgeuse, access to professional astronomical databases, and networking with fellow deep sky enthusiasts across the globe.
• The NatM Search [games — 2026-07-07]
  The NatM Search appears to be a searchable resource or directory connected to a museum or exhibit-based site, with references to 'exhibits' and an ongoing Spanish translation effort. The site is currently under maintenance, making its full scope difficult to assess, but it hints at a community or cultural institution with multilingual ambitions.
• The Needlework Retailer directory of wholesale suppliers [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  The Needlework Retailer publishes a comprehensive buyers guide listing wholesale suppliers of cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery, knitting, and yarn accessories for retail store owners. The directory connects trade businesses with dozens of wholesale vendors covering everything from hand-painted canvases to scroll frames, punch needle supplies, and original design patterns.
• The Neglected Books Page – www.NeglectedBooks.com [literature — 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 NEOCENE [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Neocene is a manifesto-driven blog by a creator called neo, advocating for the revival of the independent, pre-corporate web and the IndieWeb movement. It argues against algorithmic platforms and enshittification, encouraging readers to reclaim their online presence through personal sites and dedicated communities.
• The Neocities RSS guide [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Created by Adrian Neumann, this concise tutorial walks Neocities users through building an RSS feed by hand using a plain text editor, covering boilerplate XML, timestamps, and adding items. It's a focused, practical reference that makes RSS approachable for hobbyist webmasters who want to syndicate their site content without relying on third-party tools.
• The New Arcade [games — 2026-07-07]
  The New Arcade is a quirky personal hub featuring a small collection of browser-based games and tools, including 'The Cornsville Arcade Game Collection' and a temperature converter. With a retro arcade aesthetic and a handful of original projects, it offers a playful corner of the web for casual visitors.
• The New Astronomy Home Page [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Ron Wodaski's companion site to his book 'The New Astronomy' offers a comprehensive online guide to CCD astrophotography, covering everything from focusing and exposure to advanced image processing. With ten full chapters available online by subscription, plus sample content and a community discussion group, it serves as a practical resource for beginner and intermediate amateur astronomers.
• The New Clearfix Method | Perishable Press [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Perishable Press, run by Jeff Starr, offers in-depth CSS tutorials and web development tips, including this detailed breakdown of the improved clearfix method for clearing floats without legacy browser hacks. The site covers CSS techniques, WordPress development, and web security, with a well-organized archive of practical code snippets and how-to articles.
• the new koinuko [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Koinuko.pink is a sprawling Neocities personal site by the creator koinuko, featuring character shrines, original characters, writing, fan art, Yu-Gi-Oh content, blinkies, stamps, and 88x31 buttons collected over years of active building. This archived snapshot captures the v6 layout era of the site before a major reorganization, preserving a rich collection of pages spanning anime fandoms, web graphics, and creative projects.
• THE NEXUS [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  The Nexus is a charming personal site by y2k on Neocities, built as a coding practice project and featuring an art gallery, e-shrines dedicated to figures like Aphrodite, Persephone, and Azura, a photo album, stamp collection, and curated bookmarks. The site's whimsical 'room full of doors' navigation concept and ongoing creative updates make it a delightful example of old-web aesthetics reimagined.
• THE NIGHTMARE REALM [anime-manga — 2026-07-07]
  Nox (aka trianglekisser/kittysunshine) runs this charmingly chaotic personal site dedicated to Gravity Falls fandom, original art, and classic web aesthetics like blinkies and site buttons. Visitors can explore an art dump, a Gravity Falls shrine, a blog, and a guestbook, all wrapped in a playful 'nightmare realm' theme.
• The Nocturnes Night Photography Web site [photography — 2026-07-07]
  The Nocturnes is a long-running community hub dedicated to night photography, offering workshops, gallery exhibits, calls for entries, and one of the largest collections of night photography links on the web. Founded by Tim Baskerville and active for over 25 years, it serves as a central resource for photographers drawn to low-light, nocturnal, and long-exposure imagery.
• The Nora Webring! [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Nora Webring connects personal websites belonging to people named Nora and variants of the name, including Eleonora, Leonora, Lenore, and related etymological forms. A charmingly niche webring concept, it currently links two member sites and invites others with the right name to join.
• The Null Webring [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Null Webring is a community webring started by a group of Canadian students, connecting a small collection of personal websites in a navigable loop. It also offers shared hosting for small sites, with a simple terms of service and an open invitation to join the ring by contacting the organizer.
• THE NUTCRACKER Ballet FL [music — 2026-07-07]
  Magical is a fanlisting dedicated to The Nutcracker ballet, created by Chelsea Belle and listed with The Fanlistings Network under the Stage/Theatre category. Fans from around the world can join by submitting their name and country, adding to the growing list of 26 registered Nutcracker enthusiasts.
• The Observatory [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  Mars, a 20-something university student, built this space-themed personal site called The Observatory as both a creative outlet and a first coding project. The site features personal pages covering favorites, original characters, and infodumps, all wrapped in a stargazing aesthetic with pixel art and a love of space at its heart.
• The Official Blueberry Soft Hypermedia Adventure Game Construction Engine Homepage [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  OBSHAGCE (The Official Blueberry Soft Hypermedia Adventure Game Construction Engine) is a public domain framework by Rylie James Thomas for building browser-based adventure games using only HTML and CSS. It provides templates, a grid-based game layout system, and beginner-friendly documentation for anyone who wants to create interactive hypermedia game experiences without specialized software.
• The Official SEEKRIEG Website [games — 2026-07-07]
  The official home of SEEKRIEG, a naval miniatures wargame system covering naval warfare from 1880 to 1945, maintained by the game's own authors. Visitors can explore products like SEEKRIEG 5 and ship log CD-ROMs, learn about historical naval combat eras from pre-dreadnoughts to WWII carrier task forces, and find links to purchase rules and accessories.
• The Official Web Site of the Center for Archaeoastronomy and ISAAC [astronomy — 2026-07-07]
  The official web presence of the Center for Archaeoastronomy, a professional research organization founded at the University of Maryland in 1978, dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of astronomy in ancient and indigenous cultures. Visitors can explore peer-reviewed publications, newsletters, essays on ethnoastronomy, and learn about ISAAC, the international society promoting archaeoastronomy worldwide.
• The Online Guide to Traditional Games [games — 2026-07-07]
  Created by James Masters, this comprehensive reference site documents the history and rules of traditional games from around the world, spanning board games, pub games, table games, and lawn games across centuries and cultures. From Chess and Go to obscure ancient games like Tafl and Fanorona, it is a richly detailed encyclopedia that the author notes has been widely copied and plagiarised across the internet.
• The Original France La'Lune [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  France La'Lune's Shenanigans is a personal creative hub focused on sharing coding creations, free website decorations, and old-web styled layouts that others can use and remix. Highlights include a Code Catalog of shareable HTML and CSS snippets, a Website Deco page with button links and fonts, and a newsletter documenting ongoing site improvements.
• The original web archive of game manuals - replacementdocs [games — 2026-07-07]
  ReplacementDocs is a massive community-driven archive hosting downloadable PDF game manuals and documentation for hundreds of platforms, from modern consoles to vintage systems like the TRS-80 CoCo. With over 12 million total downloads and a leaderboard of top contributors, it serves as an invaluable preservation resource for gamers who have lost their original instruction booklets.
• The Other Shore [visual-arts — 2026-07-07]
  Jace's neocities site serves as a creative hub showcasing original art, writing projects, and an ARG (alternate reality game) built collaboratively with their partner. Visitors can explore character pages, work-in-progress artwork, original fiction projects like Katabasis and Chaos/Rorrim, and a growing collection of personal creative work.
• The Owl Pages - Information about Owls [wildlife — 2026-07-07]
  The Owl Pages is a comprehensive reference dedicated entirely to owls, covering species from every continent with photos, calls, physiology, behavior, and mythology. Visitors can browse hundreds of species by genus, name, or geographic region, and explore detailed articles on anatomy, hunting, vision, and more.
• The Owlcroft Company Home Page [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Owlcroft Company is a Washington State corporation run by Eric and Lynn, serving as a hub that links to their many independently operated websites covering topics from baseball analysis and science fiction to wine, food gardening, and the English language. What sets it apart is its explicit philosophy of clean, readable, ad-free design, making it a portal to a thoughtfully curated network of informational sites built over decades.
• The Papernet [zines — 2026-07-07]
  The Papernet is a webring dedicated to connecting zinesters from around the world, welcoming physical and digital zines, distros, event organizers, and review blogs. It offers a member directory and simple instructions for joining via Webringo, making it a cozy hub for the indie zine community.
• The Pastel Dungeon [games — 2026-07-07]
  You Enter the Forest Deep Part 1: A System for Generating Intersting and Scary Fantasy Forests: The Pastel Dungeon is a tabletop RPG blog by PastelGF featuring original game design content, including a detailed multi-part series on generating atmospheric and dangerous fantasy forests for use in TTRPGs. The writing blends evocative prose with practical mechanics, offering GMs tools for worldbuilding, bestiaries, magic items, and system-neutral design inspired by games like Cairn and His Majesty the Worm.
• The Penne Pasta Fanlisting [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  Delizioso is a fanlisting dedicated to penne pasta, run by Lily of Heart Dreams and listed under the Food/Drinks category at The Fanlistings Network. Fans of this beloved tube-shaped pasta can join the member list, grab a button for their own site, and connect with fellow penne enthusiasts.
• The Perfect Website [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  A pointed, satirical manifesto about the principles of good web design, arguing that lightweight, accessible, and readable sites are inherently superior to bloated, over-engineered ones. The site itself serves as a live demonstration of its own philosophy, loading in near-zero kilobytes while covering performance, responsiveness, accessibility, HTTPS, and semantic HTML.
• THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (Gaston Leroux) - Book Fanlisting [literature — 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 pinebank vault [crafts — 2026-07-07]
  Porcupine's personal corner of the web, the Pinebank Vault is a cheerful work-in-progress site featuring slice-of-life blogging and a variety of hands-on hobbies including knitting, embroidery, writing, and coding. Built on Hugo and hosted on Neocities, it has a cozy neighborhood feel with links to friends' sites and a Halloween seasonal theme.
• The Pizza Parlor [games — 2026-07-07]
  The Pizza Parlor is a colorful personal homepage by a creator who goes by Pizza, built around a love of video games like Half-Life 2 and Team Fortress 2, animatronics, and old-web aesthetics. Visitors can explore pizza reviews, personal projects, writing, and an animatronic archive, all wrapped in a retro 88x31 button-filled layout with webring participation.
• The Poddys Directory - something different from your average directory - come on in and take a look [web-design — 2026-07-07]
  The Poddys Directory is a long-running web directory created in 1998, covering an enormous range of topics from jokes and UFOs to genealogy, anime, and cheap phone cards. Despite its dated appearance and some broken links, it remains a nostalgic snapshot of early web curation with a particularly large humor and funny pictures section.
• the POETRY kit [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  The Poetry Kit is a comprehensive hub for poets worldwide, managed by Jim Bennett and founded by Ted Slade, offering listings of open mic events, competitions, magazines, and online poetry courses across dozens of countries. With an ISSN-registered newsletter, a bookshelf of recommended titles, calls for submissions, and an archive of over 600 poems from 21 countries, it serves as an essential resource for both emerging and established poets.
• The Poetry Project > Hub [poetry — 2026-07-07]
  The Poetry Project is a legendary literary arts organization based at St. Mark's Church in New York City, dedicated to sustaining poetry through readings, workshops, publications, and fellowships. With offerings like the Dial-A-Poem USA service, the Emerge-Surface-Be Fellowship, the Lisa Brannan Prize, and an extensive archive of audio, video, and print materials, it stands as one of America's most enduring poetry institutions.