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Ten illustrated letters, sealed and boxed, from a character who writes only to you. Both series are in production — join the waitlist and be first to know when your box ships.
One letter per week for the full storyline. Fixed term — no surprise renewals.
Pay once and receive all letters together. Own the complete story upfront.
Ages 4–12 · Wonder, courage, and the world made small enough to hold
The White Cloud Pony
World: Soft Meadow — Cloud Post
Luna is a Cloud Post trainee who still walks. She carries letters through Soft Meadow on the near routes — gentle, curious, and very proud of her job. She gets things slightly wrong and corrects herself. Wings are not part of her world yet.
A letter that has to arrive.
One letter per week for 10 weeks, then your story is complete.
The Girl with Two Houses
World: An American porch and a house that is not on any map
Mira lives between an ordinary porch and a place she is not supposed to talk about. Grandma keeps the rule. Mira is learning what it costs to break it.
Two houses. One rule.
One letter per week for 10 weeks, then your story is complete.
The Lamp Runner
World: A harbor and a lighthouse — Grandpa keeps the light
Finn is a boy who helps run the lamp. Grandpa is the keeper. Finn is junior crew — proud of his knots and a clean lamp-glass, honest when he messes up. The weather does not wait.
Keep the light.
One letter per week for 10 weeks, then your story is complete.
The Rocket Route
World: A delivery route between worlds — the rocket is called Roo
Gus flies deliveries with Roo. Every stop needs something. Every stop names the next one. He is eager, curious, and always ready to go.
The next stop is never the same.
One letter per week for 10 weeks, then your story is complete.
Ages 8–14 · Adventure, mystery, and voices that sound like you
Letters from the Storm
World: Roads, coasts, and weather that does not stay still
Jonas writes after he returns. The roads are long. Something on the coast did not come in when it should have. He is brave, direct, and keeps moving — but there is a personal search he keeps half-hidden.
He got back. He has not said why he went.
One letter per week for 10 weeks, then your story is complete.
The Boy Who Builds It
World: A neon city that does not work the way it should
Ren is seventeen. He builds things because nothing in the city holds. One of the things he built is no longer where he left it. Inventive, fast, and restless — he sounds like a teenager, not a man pretending.
He built it to fix the city.
One letter per week for 10 weeks, then your story is complete.
16+ & 18+ · Sci-fi, horror, romance, and stories that do not look away
Commander at Saturn
World: A working mining ship in orbit around Saturn.
Victor commands a mining ship. The crew is small. The work does not stop when the systems start to fail. Direct, disciplined, and dry — checklist before speech.
Saturn in the window. The ship still has to work.
One letter per week for 10 weeks, then your story is complete.
The Woman in Time
World: A quantum physics professor — a vest that takes her back
A quantum physics professor — a vest that takes her back
The vest takes her back.
One letter per week for 10 weeks, then your story is complete.
The Hermit
World: The woods. He left the city.
He built everything in the city. Then he left it. The letters are what he is willing to say about what he did, and what it cost him to stop.
He had the life. He walked away from it.
One letter per week for 15 weeks, then your story is complete.
A Love Story in the War
World: The Second World War — he is sent to the front, she stays in the city
They write to each other across the war. His letters come from the fighting. Hers come from a city that is no longer safe. The distance is the story.
Written from the front and from the city.
One letter per week for 25 weeks, then your story is complete.
The Suspect and the Detective
World: A city — letters from two men who never write to each other
Adrian Shaw writes about what he watches and what he does. Nathan Cole writes about what he notices and why no one else will. The department does not agree with him.
One man kills. One man is the only one who sees it.
One letter per week for 25 weeks, then your story is complete.
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