First Letter Dear Jack, There was a most uncommon occurrence up at the port yesterday—but I find I must explain a few things. Armorica is a young colony, as you know, and so has little foreign trade of its own. We export a few things and import a few things—the trade grows every year—but rarely … Continue reading Letters from Armorica- Sky Pirates (31 Juillet 33AF)

First Letter Dear Aunt Maggie, I dined with M. Fournier the bookseller again this past week, a simple meal of ox-tail soup and crusty rolls. As we ate he spoke further of his plan for the literary domination of Mont-Havre by means of selling books to speakers of Cumbrian. I brought with me a list … Continue reading Letters from Armorica- Cumbrian Classics (25 Juillet 33AF)

First Letter Jack, I'm delighted to hear from you, and a little befuddled as to how to answer, since I think I've answered most of your questions in letters you had not received when you wrote me but should certainly have received by now. Let me tick them off briefly, just to make sure; then … Continue reading Letters from Armorica- M. Sabot (18 Juillet 33AF)

First Letter Dear Aunt Maggie, The highlight of this past week was an opportunity to dine with M. Fournier, the proprietor of the bookshop that I walk by on my way to and from Suprenant et Fils. As I had told Mum, I am diligently saving my pennies; my one luxury these days is my … Continue reading Letters from Armorica- Fournier the Bookseller (11 Juillet33 AF)

First Letter Dear Aunt Maggie, Thank you for writing; it's good to hear from you. I hope all is well with Uncle George? Now that that's covered—it's all very well for you to say that I should have spoken with you before I left, but you know as well as I do that if I … Continue reading Letters from Armorica- Dear Old Dad (4 Juillet 33AF)