Index of Letters. Return to Letter/Story 62.
Hello from Susan.
Notice the heading of this story. It reflects the fact that we were now moving away from a record of a correspondence between two people and more towards a collection of stories swapped between two groups of people. After this volume, you will notice that we dropped the word “letter” altogether and just call them what they have become, stories. In this volume, we also dropped the address at the top of each letter since, by now, we consider that the letters were being swapped via email rather than postal mail.
So this story is a major turning point in the Letters Project. Our original intention was to finish the story with Joseph and Lizamoa moving to New Zealand. The assumption is that they lived happily ever after. But as we told you in the last few backgrounds of Vol 4, we were enjoying it, and we didn’t want to stop writing.
The plan we came up with was to begin this new series of stories by creating a few transition stories that act as a turning point for the letters as Joseph moves to New Zealand with his family. The next two letters will also reflect this change before we settle into a new series and new themes. (See what Anne says about this next week.)
So welcome to a new volume and the new letters, which are now more stories than letters. I hope you continue to follow our blog and enjoy our stories.
Next week, we have Joseph tell us about the very last few days they were in India when Sarvesh and Amita threw a going-away party for them at the Big House.
So this story is a major turning point in the Letters Project. Our original intention was to finish the story with Joseph and Lizamoa moving to New Zealand. The assumption is that they lived happily ever after. But as we told you in the last few backgrounds of Vol 4, we were enjoying it, and we didn’t want to stop writing.
The plan we came up with was to begin this new series of stories by creating a few transition stories that act as a turning point for the letters as Joseph moves to New Zealand with his family. The next two letters will also reflect this change before we settle into a new series and new themes. (See what Anne says about this next week.)
So welcome to a new volume and the new letters, which are now more stories than letters. I hope you continue to follow our blog and enjoy our stories.
Next week, we have Joseph tell us about the very last few days they were in India when Sarvesh and Amita threw a going-away party for them at the Big House.
Kia Kaka - Kia Kaha.
Be safe - Be strong.
Susan.
Be safe - Be strong.
Susan.
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