Neighboring websites

https://satyrs.eu/
The website of Xanthe, an erudite and affable polytheist from the U.K. They have a deep interest in the world around them — geography, culture, historical linguistics, exploring the world both online and offline. Beautiful decoration as well.

http://foundalis.com/
A fellow from Greece named Harry who discusses physics and math, and teaches his readers basic Greek. I find the website very in the spirit of the Old Web, and I could listen to him ramble about quantum physics all day.

https://alicebluef0f8ff.neocities.org/
This website feels like wandering through a labyrinthine museum whose winding halls are filled with strange and interesting art exhibitions.

https://lovevy.neocities.org/
This website-building is simply amazing — very unique and artistically expressive. A fellow classic literature fan.

https://notprincehamlet.neocities.org/
A Russian fellow named Marina who mainly discusses postcards, books, and video-games. The design of her website is unique and artistic; it well ties together all the aspects of her personality and interests.

https://mism4tchedsocks.neocities.org/
A writer, blogger and artist. I really like his pages about art history — it’s always nice to see people discussing the high arts in normal, casual ways instead of writing obscure 20-page essays.

https://rini.neocities.org/
A musician from Malaysia who blogs about her life as a violinist.

https://pavel-fyodorovich.neocities.org/
More Dostoyevsky fans!!!! <3 Unfortunately, its owners seem to have abandoned it, but their fanart is very good.

https://maya.land/
A fellow from Seattle who writes about stationery, books, art, and other topics. My own interest in collecting notebooks originated from her site.

https://gbull.neocities.org/
Greenland

https://umbritzer.neocities.org/
The website of Umbritzer, whom I like for being contemplative, somewhat whimsical, speaking seriously and personally, and writing with a slightly antiquated locution (which I also try to do.)