Letterwriting Stories

Stories told in letters

When Dara's best friend Raya dies unexpectedly, she begins writing one letter every day-for a year. 365 letters to someone who will never read them. Or so she thinks. Until one morning, she finds a reply. Someone is answering her letters. Someone who knew Raya. Someone who might be keeping a secret too heavy to carry alone. As the days pass and the letters grow deeper, Dara finds herself unraveling not just grief-but a connection she never expected. A stranger with a familiar ache. A voice that pulls her back to life. 365 letters. 1 lost friend. And the kind of truth that could break a heart... or heal one. A story about loss, memory, and the mysterious thread that ties two strangers together.

Peter and Edmund are getting used to being kings; we find out where the extremely superfluous letter-writing comes from.

"why a blank page?" she wrote. in which a girl and boy communicates with each other using letter writing on a piece of paper. © ImaPotterhead_0731. all rights reserved.

She writes to breathe. He reads to feel. In a corner of their secondary school, a girl hides her pain in ink- tucked between pages of books, unsigned and unfinished. One day, Someone writes back. What begins as a secret letter turns into a silent friendship, then into something more. Something shared only through words, never spoken aloud. Neither of them knows the other's name, only truths they dare not say in daylight. But secrets have endings. And love-especially the kind written in ink-rarely survives reality.

In which Keefe writes a series of letters and Fitz waits for him to come back. And then he does, and everything gets a whole lot worse. Replacing the events of Stellarlune but carried on a similar track. This can be nothing but a keefitz fic or, "I'm going to leave you behind," Keefe should have said. "I meant to leave my heart behind, but sewing it to Sophie's sleeve left needles in my stomach instead of butterflies." / "I know you," Fitz will say when he sees him again. "So why does it feel like you've forgotten everything I ever was?"

An aromantic love letter

England writes a letter to his mother. (Mother's Day fic)

In a small town, quiet boy Tom lives mostly in his own head, filling notebooks with poems and sketches no one sees. Then August appears-warm, mysterious, and unknowingly magnetic-and she becomes the center of his unspoken world. Their connection grows in fragments: shared silences in cafés, stolen moments in the rain, a sketch passed like a secret. But while Tom's feelings deepen, August's life drifts in and out of reach. Their story unfolds in almost-confessions, lingering glances, and letters never sent. As seasons pass, they navigate the fragile beauty of unrequited love-where hope lives in the spaces between words and goodbyes come without anger. Years later, fate brings them back together. What remains isn't romance, but something quieter: a mutual recognition of how they changed each other, and the peace that comes from letting go. Tender, intimate, and achingly honest, The Quiet Side of Love is a meditation on the kind of love that shapes us without ever becoming ours-and the art of carrying it forward without regret.

Dear San, I know you, but you don't know me. . .

Ratchel Herkado, a girl who lives in San Fransisco, and Jupiter Rezidous, a boy who lives in New Zealand, exchanged emails after a good fight in a game called 'Miscalled Massacre'. The story is mainly emails wrote by Ratchel. [A/N: Each time I reach around 30-50 reads, i'll make a new chapter. So if you want more, spread the news!]

Draco writes a letter to his father about what happened to his siblings Alixandra and Rin after the war with help from friend's and his girlfriend hermione

"What if the person you long for only speaks to you in letters?" Moon Letters is a story of love stretched across distance and time, where every message is a heartbeat, every word a secret kept. Two souls-separated yet intertwined-share their fears, dreams, and quiet confessions in letters that reveal the beauty of longing, the ache of waiting, and the courage it takes to truly open your heart. Through misunderstandings, missed moments, and fleeting hope, their bond deepens with every carefully chosen word. Poetic, tender, and hauntingly relatable, Moon Letters is for anyone who has ever loved silently, wished upon a star, or believed that some connections can't be broken, no matter the miles between them.

But now, there's nowhere to hide, since you've pushed my love aside. I'm outta my head. Hopelessly devoted to you. Eiji misses Ash and the time they spent together. He writes a letter, of which the response is unexpected.

Continued from last month's Dear November letters. A little less angsty, a little more poetic. Originally done on Polyvore, by @writingtips' and @smileylina 's suggestion, who got the idea from Youtuber Carrie Fletcher's series 'Letters to Autumn'.

Maybe it's time to show your love to those close to you

I write letters to dear Soorchand. Yours longingly, Flower

Five years after the breakup, when Jamia was out of town, I finally brought myself to prise open the little drawer resting at the side of my bed. It wasn't a heavy drawer, despite the many layers of dust and silver cobwebs, or even the hundreds of ancient letters, each written intricately by the man who haunts my dreams. It's usually ghosts that do the haunting, but he's alive. Somewhere out there, he's living. Where are you now? Gone, far away. I'm left only with the ghost of you.

A very short story about a mismatched couple. Aren't they all!