This probably isn’t for everyone....and that’s intentional.

This type of storytelling isn’t instant. It isn't digital.

It won’t entertain you in five seconds.

It doesn’t buzz, notify, or update itself.

But if you’re craving something quieter…

Something that asks for your hands and your heart instead of your phone…

Then this might be exactly what you’ve been missing.

At the PostScript Society, we tell stories through physical letters. The stories unfold slowly (that's kind of the point).

Beautifully designed letters arrive in your mailbox, one at a time, every 2 weeks.

No screens.
No apps.

Just good old-fashioned snail mail.

Just good old-fashioned storytelling (with historical inserts to better immerse you in the time period).

Just real paper, real ink, and a few uninterrupted minutes that belong to you.

You get to chose your story and enjoy some uninterrupted time to yourself.

We don't like pressure - so there's no pressure at all. We have a 30-day guarantee if it’s not what you hoped for.

So....

If you want instant gratification, this isn't for you.

But if you're tired of all the digital distractions competing for our attention, then try us out.

You might just find your new favorite ritual.

✨ Explore stories

Three Stories. Which One Finds You?

What Our Customers Say

4.8 / 5

"I just opened my two letters, and they are absolutely beautiful. You all do such a fantastic job, and the care and detail really show. Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into this—it truly means a lot to me. I sincerely appreciate it and look forward to many future letters."

Reader from Staten Island, New York

"Thank you so much I’m already hooked with the first letter and can’t wait to receive the next one!"

Reader from Forney, Texas

"Both my husband and I read these letters together. It is like being dropped into another time and place. We read the letters and comment what we think will happen, then we wait for the next letters. This is the best time we spend together. It helps to melt away the worries of today and, sends us to another time when things are surprisingly simple yet fears and dreams are the same as ours. Love is difficult and politics are always at the forefront. Thanks again for the Cypress letters"

Reader from Albuquerque, New Mexico

"These bring back memories from my childhood. I used to read my dad's letters to momma when he was in WWII. Now that they are both gone, they mean even more to me. I would love to see letters for that era. I am 68 years now, and oh to receive letters again."

Karen S.