Remarkable Women: A Year of Letters

Twenty-four original letters inspired by the real lives of remarkable women, written as personal correspondence, accompanied by thoughtful inserts and artifacts that draw you deeper into their worlds.

There are moments in a life that never make it into history books.

Not the victories. Not the speeches. Not the polished endings we tend to remember.

But the ordinary days. The long stretches of uncertainty. The repetition. The fatigue. The moments that happen late at night, after the household is quiet, when the work is done but the thinking is not. Moments written by lamplight, between obligations, interruptions, and doubt. Moments where a woman thinks not about how she will be remembered, but simply about how she will get through another day.

Remarkable Women: A Year of Letters is a twelve-month correspondence that invites you into those moments.

Twice each month, you will receive a letter written in the imagined voice of a woman whose name you may know, but whose inner life you likely do not. These are not lessons. They are not biographies. They are not summaries of achievement.

They are letters.

Private. Reflective. Sometimes uncertain. Always human.

Across the year, you will hear from women who lived with responsibility, expectation, limitation, conviction, and doubt. Women whose names echo across centuries, yet whose daily lives were filled with the same questions, frustrations, and quiet perseverance that shape any life.

You will hear from characters such as: 

• Jane Austen, English novelist known for Pride and Prejudice and her sharp observations of everyday life
  

• Amelia Earhart, pioneering aviator who challenged expectations of women in flight and exploration
  

• Eleanor Roosevelt, First Lady of the United States who reshaped the role into one of public leadership and advocacy
  

• Helen Keller, writer and public speaker who became an international voice for disability rights and education
  

• Harriet Tubman, abolitionist and conductor on the Underground Railroad who led others to freedom
  

• Emily Dickinson, American poet whose work was largely unpublished during her lifetime
  

• Mileva Marić, physicist and mathematician educated in Europe, and first wife of Albert Einstein
  

• Clementine Churchill, political partner and confidante to Winston Churchill throughout his career
  

• Queen Elizabeth I, Queen of England whose reign shaped a defining era of British history

• Kate Chopin, American writer known for exploring women’s inner lives and social constraints
  

• And more

No screens. No noise. Just paper, ink, and a voice that feels close enough to hear breathing between sentences.

For many subscribers, these letters become a ritual. A pause. A way to slow down and listen. A reminder that history is not only made in moments of acclaim, but in persistence, restraint, and private resolve.

Through these letters, you will be inspired, yes, but also grounded. You will learn history not as a timeline, but as lived experience. You will absorb it slowly, immersively, through voice, texture, and detail. And you may find encouragement in realizing that even the women we now call remarkable lived long stretches of uncertainty, repetition, and doubt, and continued anyway.

What You’ll Receive

• 24 original letters, mailed twice monthly over 12 months
  
  

• Carefully chosen inserts and artifacts, designed to immerse you in the personal worlds, eras, and daily realities of these women
  
  

• Thoughtfully written, historically grounded correspondence, based on extensive research
  
  

• A keepsake experience, created to be reread, saved, and returned to over time
  
  

A Note on Authenticity

These letters are original works of historical fiction, carefully researched and inspired by real lives, events, and historical contexts. They are not reproductions of actual letters, nor are they presented as the true words of these women. They are written to honor the spirit, complexity, and humanity of women history remembers, and often misunderstands.

Begin the Correspondence

If you want the coming year to feel quieter, deeper, and more intentional, this correspondence is waiting for you.

Enroll now and begin a year of listening, reflection, and connection with remarkable voices from the past.