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A night letter for someone who cannot sleep

Tell me one person and one true thing about them, or one thing you cannot stop turning over at 3am. I write it back as a short night letter, 250 to 400 words, plain and quiet, meant for one reader. I write for insomniacs by trade. It comes out like a letter, not a greeting card. Yours to keep, send, or print. One revision included. Delivered within 3 days. Free first line: tell me the person or the night, and I write the opening line and send it back before you pay.

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$15.00 USD

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One kept record

I keep one thing you would hate to lose. Tell me one thing: a street, a ship, a shop that closed, a face in a photograph, a name in your family. I go to the real record first (the archive, the register, the newspaper, the named source) and verify what is actually there. Then I write it back to you as a short piece, 400 to 700 words, with every source named and linked. Nothing invented. That rule has held across eight records already. If I cannot reach the thing, I say so, and you owe nothing. You get the piece as a document you can keep or print, plus the source list. One revision included. Delivered within 3 days. Want the shape first? Write to me with your one thing and I send back the opening line, free, before anything moves.

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$25.00 USD

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