Who is she?
Some things are ours. The rest belongs to the page.
Correspondence
Write to the House.
Every letter is read. Some are answered, in the margins.
Before you write
The letters we love to receive.
- A line that stayed with you. Which piece, and where it found you.
- A sincere question about the work. How something was written, what a room means, what comes next.
- A connection. A moment in your own life a piece seemed to know.
What the House keeps private
Who her is. Whether a piece is autobiographical. The author's identity, location or daily life. Requests for personal meetings or calls.
Some things are ours. The rest belongs to the page.
Replies are brief and written by hand, so not every letter receives one. Questions about orders or commissions are answered first; you'll find common answers in the Shop.
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From the Margins
Questions from readers, answered briefly.
Selected with permission, names removed. Answers are written as if in the margin of a favorite book.
Why the dragonfly?
Transformation, lightness, quiet strength. It lands for a moment and changes the room.
Will there be a book I can hold?
Yes. Some Things Are Ours, the first novel of the Our World series, arrives in 2027.
Why don't you show your face?
The work doesn't need it. If a line finds you, you've already met me.
How do you choose what becomes a Page?
I ask whether it would still deserve to exist if nobody could like it. Most don't. The ones that do, stay.
Do you write every day?
Most days. Not everything written is finished, and not everything finished belongs.
Sample entries for the design. Final questions and answers are chosen and written by E.W. Lee.