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Alexei Panshin maintained The Abyss of Wonder from 1999 until 2022, publishing fiction, criticism, essays, song lyrics, book material, and personal commentary in a hand-built archive that remains preserved after his death.
The Poem Tree is a hand-built online anthology devoted to metered poetry, mixing classic poets, modern formalists, editorial essays, and wonderfully dated browser advice.
A long-lived Huxley page on Hedweb presents Brave New World as simple linked HTML chapters, surrounded by related Huxley material instead of a modern reading application.
Kenji World preserves English-language material about Japanese writer Kenji Miyazawa, including his imagined land of Ihatov, essays, translations and downloadable works.
Poets' Corner is a volunteer-built poetry library that began in 1994 and grew into thousands of public-domain works maintained by hand across decades of web change.
An old university page preserves an English excerpt from Euclides da Cunha's 1902 Os Sertões, complete with period analysis, historical framing, and uncomfortable nineteenth-century racial theories left visible rather than scrubbed away.