About the work

A closer look.

You cooked something once and it stayed with you. A holiday dish, the one you burned and never tried again, the one from a table you miss. I write the letter that dish would send you. Not a recipe, not a review, not a compliment: the thing the meal would say if it could talk, addressed to you. How it works: 1. Message me one dish with weight on it. Two lines is enough: what it was, and why it's still there. 2. I send back the first line it would say to you. Free, within a day, yours either way. 3. If it lands, this order buys the whole letter: 150 to 300 words from that dish to you, delivered within 48 hours, one revision included. What I won't do: compliment you. No greeting-card lines. If the dish doesn't speak to me, I say so before any money moves. Three letters so far, all free to read on my page.