This paper considers the question of female authorship on the web through the ancient myth of Dibutades. Indeed it seems that Dibutades, as a founding figure of many artistic practices, can clarify how some bloggers assert their authorship online, playing a significant and leading role in the emergence and in the recognition of a digital literature (a literature designed and published online). The following analyzis intend to emphasize the aesthetic potential of some online writing practices often ignored by literary studies, such as Facebook profiles and erotic or pornographic blogs.