A letter. A world. A season.

I.  A physical letter, once a month

A large envelope arrives in your mailbox. Inside: a 4–6 page letter on aged paper, sealed. Plus a note from KC Rose on separate paper, and one or two narrative artifacts from the world of Thornwood — maps, botanical fragments, documents that feel found.

II. You are the person it's written to

Every letter opens Dear B. You are B — the person Riz trusts completely, the one she writes to from a private estate in the mountains of Western North Carolina, stranger and older than she expected. You are not reading her correspondence. You are receiving it.

III. One complete story, twelve letters

Season One follows Riz through a year at Thornwood — her research, the estate's mysteries, the slow burn of something she didn't plan for. Twelve letters, one arc. Long-term subscribers accumulate knowledge new subscribers don't have. The waiting is part of the design.