Letters From A Friend Abroad

Monthly letters from a different city abroad — sent by post.

Each envelope includes a personal letter, a postcard, field notes, a small keepsake, and an audio version of the letter.

New members also receive a tiny passport in their first envelope to collect each city as the letters arrive.

What arrives in your mailbox


Close-up of a butterfly with patterned wings resting on a branch of a plant.

A Personal Letter

Written by me, sharing sharing stories from where I am in the world or a place I have been to.

Every letter you will includes a few meaning pieces, thoughtfully chosen to bring a city a littler closer to you. Your first envelope also includes a Letters From a Friend Abroad passport to collect each city as the letters arrive.

A silhouette of a person jumping with arms and legs spread out, against a black sky with stars and a crescent moon. A bird is flying nearby.

A Curated Postcard

Thoughtfully chosen from the place each letter comes from.

Illustration of three hearts connected by a dotted line, representing love or relationships.

A Small Keepsake

A little something connected to the local culture or daily life.

Black background with white text that says 'Free to use, modify, and distribute'. No other objects or details are visible.

An Audio Version

A recording of the letter read by me, for anyone who prefers to listen.

A silhouette of a bird flying with a yellow sun in the background.

Field Notes

Observations and notes from the city I wrote about in the letter.

Your First Letter Comes With A Passport.

When you join the mail club, your first envelope includes a small Letters From a Friend Abroad passport.

It’s a place to collect each city as the letters arrive — starting with Tbilisi.

Every month after that, you’ll receive a sticker for the next city in your passport, so the collection slowly grows over time.

Not a real passport.


Just a small keepsake for people who still like opening mail and feeling like it came from somewhere.

A green journal titled "Letters From A Friend Abroad" with a bird illustration on the cover, placed next to an open booklet titled "Welcome to Your Field Passport" with instructions on how to use it, a sticker of a bird, and a round sticker of Lisbon cityscape, all on a light-colored surface with dried flowers in the background.

Join The Mail Club


Founding Member Monthly Subscription

$8/month for life until June 30
Regular price after June 30: $12/month

What you’ll receive

The first envelope from Tbilisi
A personal letter
Postcard
Field notes
Keepsake
Tea
Audio version
Passport in your first envelope
A monthly sticker for each new city after that

One-Time Tbilisi Letter

$8 founding member letter
Regular one-time price after June 30: $15

If you’d rather try one envelope before joining the monthly club, you can order the first Tbilisi letter as a one-time purchase.

What you’ll receive

The first envelope from Tbilisi
A personal letter
Postcard
Field notes
Keepsake
Tea
Audio version
Passport in your first envelope
A Tbilisi sticker

Founding Member One Time Letter
$8.00

Thank you for supporting a one-woman project. Every letter is written, packed and sent with care.

Frequently Asked Questions

A few questions you might have.

  • You can join the monthly mail club or order a one-time letter.

  • Each envelope includes a personal letter, postcard, field notes, a small keepsake, and an audio version of the letter. With your first letter you also receive a passport and a sticker for each city after that.

  • These letters aren’t really about “what to do” in a city.

    They’re about the little details, ordinary routines, and objects that make a place feel lived in — the kinds of things I’d tell a friend over coffee, not the kinds of things you’d find in a guidebook.

    That’s the part that matters to me.

  • Letters From a Friend Abroad is a monthly mail club for people who still like real mail, small keepsakes, and the feeling of opening something that came from somewhere.

    Each month, I send a letter from a different city, along with a few paper goods and little pieces of that place — the kind of things I’d tuck into an envelope for a friend if I were writing to tell them what life there actually felt like.

    Not a travel guide.
    More like a letter from inside a place.

  • Send me an email: lettersfromafriendabroad@gmail.com or pop into my DM’s on Instagram @lettersfromafriendabroad