Eleanor: Letters to Eternity

Eleonora arrived at Ravenhall by the invitation of Lord Hugo - he commissioned botanical illustrations of plants from his unique winter garden. Gradually, she realizes that the house holds a terrible secret. Lord Hugo’s previous wife, Cordelia, has "disappeared." The plants in the garden are not ordinary. Doctor Price conducts strange experiments. Footsteps are heard in the house. And the mirrors reflect not what stands before them.
Subscribers receive monthly letters from Eleonora Blackwood - a young woman who lived in London in 1888. She disappeared under mysterious circumstances in the Ravenhall mansion. Every month, her letter emerges from oblivion - as if breaking through time. She addresses the reader as the only one who can hear her. She tries to tell what happened that night. But her memory comes in fragments - yet each letter brings us closer to uncovering the truth.

Each issue is lovingly assembled by hand. Inside, you will find:

• A letter from Eleonora — a continuation of the story
• A collectible art postcard
• A page from her personal diary with notes and sketches
• A special artifact woven into this month's storyline
• A unique author's gift — different every time
• Stickers
• A warm note from the author

Together, they form a mystical story that unfolds slowly — month by month, fragment by fragment. This is not just a letter. It is a living world that you hold in your hands and piece together, one chapter at a time.
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Please note: applications are accepted until the 30th (31st) and the 15th of the current month. Letters are sent after the 1st–3rd and the 16th–18th.
For example: applications are accepted until August 31; the letters will be sent on September 1–3; then applications are accepted until September 15, and the letters will be sent on September 16–18.
Applications received after the specified dates will be included in the next mailing.

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