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Something to read
A new chapter from A Letter to You, continuing the story from one mail to the next.
The Little Corners Club
Hiraeth
Post
“Something to read, something to keep, something to play with, and a few little surprises, all waiting inside your mailbox each month.”
snail mail
In a world of instant everything
There is still snail mail.
Snail mail is the old-fashioned kind of mail: a real envelope, sealed and stamped, travelling the slow way — through post offices, sorting rooms and mail carriers — until it lands in your mailbox with your name on it.
It takes days, not seconds. That is the point. Inside is something made slowly, for one person, waiting to be opened slowly.
Hiraeth Post is snail mail
with a story inside.
From one chapter to the next
A story that arrives in your mailbox.
Every month, a new chapter from A Letter to You finds its way to the members of The Little Corners Club.
But the chapter doesn’t arrive alone.
Each mail is created around the chapter and its theme, turning a few pages of a story into a little experience you can hold, explore and keep.
there is a story insideFolded between the pages
What’s waiting inside?
02
Something to keep
Artwork, a postcard, a monthly calendar and other little paper treasures inspired by the story.
03
Something to play with
A puzzle, game, mystery or little activity made for a slow evening.
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A few little surprises
A few little surprises, tucked in just for you.
A Letter to You
The story continues.
Some people find their way back to each other, even after choosing to walk away.
A Letter to You is a story about two people who keep being brought back together by life and circumstance, even when they have every reason to stay apart.
They are different in ways that make them believe they could never truly belong together. Their pasts have shaped them differently, their lives pull them in different directions, and sometimes leaving feels easier than trying to understand what keeps drawing them back.
So they part ways.
But life has other plans.
Again and again, through circumstances neither of them chooses, their paths cross. Just when they think they have finally moved on, something brings them back to the same place, the same moment, the same person.
Inspired, in part, by the idea of the red string that connects two people who are meant to find each other, A Letter to You asks:
What if the person you keep walking away from is the person life keeps leading you back to?
Little notes
Letters from the Club
Little notes from the people who have opened a Hiraeth Post.
“A quiet place for your words.”
— your name
“Your little note could live here.”
— your name
“A future letter from the club.”
— your name