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Letter Writing Rituals of Foghorn Station

In the world of Foghorn Station, letter writing is more than communication, it is a sacred ritual, a quiet act of defiance, and an art form refined over generations.

Long ago, after the Great Poisoning, citizens were separated into fenced-in regions, cut off from nature and each other. Travel was forbidden. Spoken words could be overheard. But within the intricate Library Loan System of the networked islands, a hidden language began to bloom.

Through interlibrary loan books, citizens found a way to communicate beyond their borders. Tucked between pages, hidden in margins, folded inside well-worn covers, letters passed unseen, carrying stories, art, and love. Each message had to be precise, poetic, and meaningful, for in this land, paper is rare, and every word must count.

This tradition endures. The citizens still write, hide, and find letters, weaving an underground network of thought and emotion. On Foghorn Station Island, letters are how relationships deepen. They're how stories travel across distances. They're how people say the things that matter most. You're invited to join this ritual.

A short film about the secret letter-writing rituals of Foghorn Station, and surrounding islands.

Here, at Foghorn Station, you are invited to join them.

The inhabitants of Foghorn Station Island honor the letter writers of the island communities. In their spirit, we've created printable stationery inspired by the creatures of our own island, snails, slugs, and the quiet beings who move slowly through the world. In the same spirit, you can experience the rituals of slow correspondence.

They're invitations to: -

• Write to a friend you miss, or a new pen-friend

• Send a thank-you that actually gets kept

• Journal your thoughts at a slower pace

• Create something that can be held in hands, not just scrolled past.

  Each design is a digital download. Print once, print forever. Use them for letters, journaling, notes to yourself, or messages to people you'll never meet.
  When you purchase you will receive a link to a digital download of a PDF for paper and envelopes.

Foghorn Station Letter Writing Ritual

1. Make tea, coffee or favorite beverage that is a treat
2. Put on the Foghorn Station podcast for ambience, here is one you might enjoy
3. Print your stationery, the right one for who you are writing to
4. Turn off your phone
5. Write without editing yourself, write about the deeper things your mind has been twirling with lately.
6. Take as long as you need
7. Seal it, send it, or save it

There's no rush. The letter will wait.

Choose your stationery design from the items below!