A journal for the letter no one else thought to write.
We wait to be told. That the work was good, that the year was hard and we carried it anyway, that what we did was worth noticing. Writing Myself a Fan Letter is the practice of not waiting — of putting down what you did, what it took, and what you would say to yourself if you were being fair.
Eighty lined pages, a ribbon to hold your place, and a pocket for the things you're not ready to write down yet.
Recognition doesn't require an audience. Only a witness. You'll do.
A salon was once a gathering of curious, well-read people — drawn together for tea, conversation, and good company. The Salon is ours, reimagined, and it's free to join.
When you join the Salon, you'll get new releases before they're announced anywhere else, the occasional note written just for this list, and a little something now, just for joining.
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