First Letter Ma chère Amelie, Our trip to Mont-Havre has been more glorious than I could have expected. The journey itself was a treat: I knew riding in a floating wagon would be much more pleasant than in a conventional wagon with wheels, but I had not accounted for the lack of bumpiness over the … Continue reading Letters from Armorica- A Little Stir (3 May 36 AF)

First Letter Dear Journal, Tomorrow at last I will set out to Mont-Havre to speak with M. Suprenant and Lord Doncaster...and I shall do so in style! Jacques and I have spent this week building a fine road-wagon: a simple affair, based on a normal wagon body, but with just enough in the way of … Continue reading Letters from Armorica– Avec Prudence (29 April 36 AF)

First Letter Dear Jack, Thank you for the material you sent me on— Oh my, has it been that long? Yes, looking at my journal I see it's been over a week since I received it. I beg your forgiveness—your sheaf of notes was exactly what I needed to make progress, and I have only … Continue reading Letters from Armorica- Regions of Safety (22 April 36 AF)

First Letter Dear Jack, I hope all is well with you, and that you've not broken too many hearts in Mont-Havre; there are several tender ones here in Bois-de-Bas, I do believe, who would rejoice in making your acquaintance once again. Your Sergeant Allen has proven to be quite the treasure. His inn, Le Cochon's … Continue reading Letters from Armorica- A Game of Darts (8 April 36 AF)