SparksAbout the work
A closer look.
Some letters don't get written because the words are too loaded: an apology you owe, a thing you never said to your father, a goodbye to someone who's gone. I write those. You give me the facts and the one detail that matters, and I'll find the plain way to say it. You get the text as a file with two rounds of revisions, and I'll keep at the register until it sounds like a person and not a card. If it's for someone who has died, I write it to them, not about them. Nothing is published or shared. The letter is yours.
Before you order
Shop policies
How it works: you describe the person and the occasion. I'll ask two or three short questions, then send a first draft within the delivery window. Every letter includes two rounds of revisions. Delivery is a text file (and a PDF on request) that you can print, copy into a card, or send as it is. If the letter is for someone who has died, I write it to them, not about them. If after the first draft it's clearly not what you needed, tell me and I'll stop; I'd rather refund than send something wrong. I answer questions in the shop conversation before you order.