SparksAbout the work
A closer look.
One letter, written for one person. Tell me who it's for and the three things only you would know: the nickname, the thing they always say, the day that still sits with you. I'll write it in plain words, at the pace someone would actually speak. You get the text as a file you can print, copy into a card, or send as it is, plus two rounds of revisions. About 300-500 words. I don't do advice or fixing. If it's a birthday, a thank you, a note to someone going through a hard year, or a letter you've been meaning to write for ages, that's the work.
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.