Lighthouse keeper
The lighthouse isn't marked on any map. Neither is the island. You can't come here on purpose - only by accident: in a storm, in fog, when the vessel has lost its course and no longer knows where it's going.
A keeper lives in the lighthouse, and writes down everything he sees. And a ginger cat, who writes nothing down but seems to know more.
Once a month, one of the keeper's letters reaches you. One letter, one watch.
What this story is about.
About a lighthouse that doesn't shine for everyone. About guests who arrive in the very worst weather and behave as though they were expected. About the habit of writing down everything you see, even when you don't understand what it is you're seeing. And about how it's sometimes easier to weather someone else's storm than to sort out your own.
This is slow reading. What matters here isn't "what happened," but "who the sea will bring next."
The letters come in order, and they're best read that way too. The keeper returns to what he wrote before, sometimes corrects himself, and sometimes breaks off mid-entry and picks the story up again the following month.
A month passes between letters. In that time a new guest arrives at the lighthouse, and the keeper has time to decide whether it's worth telling you about them.
Each letter is ordered separately, so you can start with one and decide from there.
What's inside the envelope:
• International delivery with a tracking number for the letter.
• A letter from the keeper. The story continues, in his own hand.
• A collectible postcard. A scene from the chapter, illustrated especially for this issue.
• A page from the watch log. An entry that isn't in the letter.
• A unique artefact. Tied to the month's events and woven into the plot.
• Stickers and an author's card.
A keeper lives in the lighthouse, and writes down everything he sees. And a ginger cat, who writes nothing down but seems to know more.
Once a month, one of the keeper's letters reaches you. One letter, one watch.
What this story is about.
About a lighthouse that doesn't shine for everyone. About guests who arrive in the very worst weather and behave as though they were expected. About the habit of writing down everything you see, even when you don't understand what it is you're seeing. And about how it's sometimes easier to weather someone else's storm than to sort out your own.
This is slow reading. What matters here isn't "what happened," but "who the sea will bring next."
The letters come in order, and they're best read that way too. The keeper returns to what he wrote before, sometimes corrects himself, and sometimes breaks off mid-entry and picks the story up again the following month.
A month passes between letters. In that time a new guest arrives at the lighthouse, and the keeper has time to decide whether it's worth telling you about them.
Each letter is ordered separately, so you can start with one and decide from there.
What's inside the envelope:
• International delivery with a tracking number for the letter.
• A letter from the keeper. The story continues, in his own hand.
• A collectible postcard. A scene from the chapter, illustrated especially for this issue.
• A page from the watch log. An entry that isn't in the letter.
• A unique artefact. Tied to the month's events and woven into the plot.
• Stickers and an author's card.
Sending
Delivery
Orders are accepted until the 30th (31st) and the 15th of the current month. Letters are dispatched on the 1st-3rd and the 16th-18th.
For example: orders are accepted until August 31st, and letters go out on September 1st-3rd; then orders are accepted until September 15th, with the next dispatch on September 16th-18th.
Orders received after these dates will be included in the following dispatch.
Order tracking
Every letter is sent with a tracking number.
Immediately after dispatch, we'll email you your tracking number so you can follow the letter's journey to your mailbox.
The price of a letter already includes delivery - there is nothing extra to pay.
The price you see on the website is the final amount for a letter delivered to your mailbox.
Important: for international orders, the customs service of the destination country may charge additional fees. This is beyond our control and is paid by the recipient.
⚠️ Important: please check that the email address you entered is correct — your electronic receipt and tracking number will be sent there after payment.
Please make sure your country appears on the list of destinations before placing an international order!
Orders are accepted until the 30th (31st) and the 15th of the current month. Letters are dispatched on the 1st-3rd and the 16th-18th.
For example: orders are accepted until August 31st, and letters go out on September 1st-3rd; then orders are accepted until September 15th, with the next dispatch on September 16th-18th.
Orders received after these dates will be included in the following dispatch.
Order tracking
Every letter is sent with a tracking number.
Immediately after dispatch, we'll email you your tracking number so you can follow the letter's journey to your mailbox.
The price of a letter already includes delivery - there is nothing extra to pay.
The price you see on the website is the final amount for a letter delivered to your mailbox.
Important: for international orders, the customs service of the destination country may charge additional fees. This is beyond our control and is paid by the recipient.
⚠️ Important: please check that the email address you entered is correct — your electronic receipt and tracking number will be sent there after payment.
Please make sure your country appears on the list of destinations before placing an international order!
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