Literary Letters

Reading Dante's Divina Commedia through a twice-weekly newsletter

regular excerpts from arthurian texts

Inspired by Dracula Daily (and Frankenstein Daily) get Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla to your inbox every Saturday from 28 August to 18 December.

Bi-weekly chapters of Jane Austen's iconic 'Pride and Prejudice' conveniently delivered to your email

Subscribe now to get pieces of Wilkie Collins' iconic mystery novel delivered to your inbox every Monday.

Let's read Moby Dick by Herman Melville this summer. Chapters sent Monday and Wednesday. Recaps sent Friday.

There are 365 chapters in Les Mis. This subscription sends you one chapter a day for a year.

Sheridan Le Fanu's original vampire lesbian novel in four parts

Receive letters from the most deranged french nobles right in your inbox, everyday.

revisiting the gothic horror and romance of the original Penny Dreadful stories

Updates from your friend about his eccentric detective roommate

The literary works of Filipino writer Jose Rizal, as well as musings on them.

Frankenstein Book Club for Tumblr

What Manner of Man is the newsletter of St John Starling. Current Project: A Companion in Vice, a gothic horror-romance about mad scientists doing nasty things to each other. 🫀

Moby Dick by Herman Melville

Fresh Edgar Allan Poe stories and poems, every other week. NOTE: Publication retired in 2024. Find us on Discord instead!

Your daily dose of musketeers.

Our Current Newsletter is Ovid's Fasti, running from December 31, 2022 to June 30, 2023.

A collection of fantasy detective stories.

Werther is in your mailbox in 2022 and he's a poor little meow meow.

A weekly newsletter about history's most interesting lists.

Join me on a colorful journey through time with The Colour of Time - a newsletter that combines stunning colorized images with in-depth articles and features on the people, events, and movements that shaped the world.

Biographies of early medieval English women

A bite-size taste of history each day based on the diaries of ordinary people of the 1920s-1940s, plus book reviews, economic commentary, and an occasional vintage cocktail recipe to wash it all down.

Get the classic novel Dracula, emailed to you in real time as it happens.

Exploring the lives of lesser-know women, trans, and nonbinary scientists in history.

Reading great books, together.

Classic Ghost and Horror Stories Read Out Every Week

Nothing but history's most interesting letters.