Hometown Letters
A wooded walking path over a small creek bridge, with a cardinal on the fence rail.

Real people. Real ink. Real mail.

Hometown Letters works alongside the local Buzz newsletters. The Buzz tells everyone what's going on around town. Readers kept asking for something slower, something just for them.

So we found neighbors who know their towns and like to write, and we asked them to write letters. By hand, to one person at a time, about the town they share.

We're growing town by town alongside each local Buzz. A new place opens when we have neighbors ready to write there.

You won't find our faces here, and that's on purpose. The name that matters is the one at the bottom of your letter: your writer's first name and their town.

Write to us at hello@hometownletters.com, or by mail to Hometown Letters, P.O. Box 1842. A person reads every one.

A hand writes a letter in ink at a kitchen table beside a kraft envelope, a wax seal, a stamp, and a cup of coffee.
Start my letters