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Enroll during the season window
Join the same calendar as everyone else.
New stories begin as a shared cohort, giving each letter its proper place in the journey.
A story in your postbox
History arrives one letter at a time.
Letterloom mails a historically grounded story to your door twice a month. Open 24 letters, illustrated keepsakes, and a journey that unfolds over a year.
Season one follows Etta, a young Sicilian woman writing home during her 1907 passage through Ellis Island.
The Lamp Beside the Door
A sealed dispatch, every other week.
Made to be kept
What to expect from the first envelope onward.
A reliable rhythm
Twenty-four letters arrive twice a month, on one shared story calendar.
History, handled carefully
Fictional lives are rooted in real places, events, and the details that make a period feel lived in.
More than a page
Illustrated ephemera, postcards, and small paper discoveries travel with the story.
The Letterloom format
Follow the thread. Keep the evidence.
Every season is a complete journey with its own protagonist and place. The format stays familiar, so there is always another door to open when one story ends.
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Open every other week
A letter, and the things tucked inside it.
Read the dispatch, study the illustration, and collect the small pieces that make each chapter tangible.
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Finish with a complete archive
A year of mail becomes a story you can return to.
When the final letter lands, the season belongs on your shelf—and a new setting is waiting ahead.
Now enrolling
The Lamp Beside the Door
In 1907, Etta leaves Sicily with a small suitcase and a promise to write. Her letters travel from the harbor to Ellis Island, carrying recipes, rumors, and the names of people waiting on the other side.
Season one subscription
$13/month
For 12 months · 24 mailed letters
Or prepay the full season for $139. A welcome package with keepsake pouch and journey map is available separately.
Choose your seasonA better kind of post
Make room by the door.
Start with season one, or send a year of unfolding mail to someone who still saves letters.