First Letter Mon cher M. Fournier, I have an urgent need, which I hope you will be able to address. You see, we have run out of books. My wife Amelie has learned to read over the last year, and having read and re-read has exhausted our supply. And there is worse: our home was … Continue reading Letters from Armorica- A Literary Request (21 Novembre 34 AF)

First Letter Mon cher Armand, My thanks for your letter of the 15th. I am pleased that you remain well and have come through these trials in good spirits, and I am delighted with what you tell me of Jean-Baptiste. Please convey my best regards to him and his bride; and tell him that he … Continue reading Letters from Armorica- News from Mont-Havre (19 Novembre 34 AF)

First Letter Dear Aunt Maggie, Trusting that my cousin Jack is well, and presuming upon your good will, I've enclosed a letter for him. Please, of your love for me, send it onward to him wherever he may be. Your loving nephew, Armand Dear Jack, Why is it that soldiers are such pigs? Or perhaps … Continue reading Letters from Armorica- Cleaning Up (15 Novembre 34 AF)

First Letter Dear Journal, I have taken advantage of the lull in the fighting to send the following letter to my Aunt Maggie in Yorke. I copy it here because I have no doubt it will come to the attention of Mr. Trout, and when one's mail is likely to be read it is wise … Continue reading Letters from Armorica- A Letter Home (10 Novembre 34 AF)