A cozy workspace with a view of the New York City skyline at sunset, featuring a desk with a vase of pink and white flowers, an open book, a cup of coffee, and various papers, with sheer white curtains and a pink blanket on a chair.

For the girls whose hearts belong to New York, even if their addresses don’t.

Silhouette of New York City skyline with Empire State Building and Brooklyn Bridge at night
Vintage postage stamp featuring the Empire State Building and New York City skyline, with a 20-cent denomination.
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- A NOTE FROM NEW YORK -

Meet Ellis Monroe

I’m Ellis Monroe. Twenty-seven, perpetually carrying a book I haven’t finished, and fortunate enough to call a little brownstone on the Upper West Side home.

By day, I work in publishing. By evening, I’m usually wandering through a bookstore, writing in my journal, or watching the city from my apartment window with a cup of tea that’s gone cold.

I’ve always thought New York was far too extraordinary to keep to myself.

So I started writing letters.

Perhaps the next one will find its way to you.

With love,

Ellis Monroe

A postal stamp design with 'New York, NY', the date 'Oct 11, 2024', and the time '10 AM' in brown ink, with lines indicating postal cancellation marks.
A woman with long wavy hair wearing a beige coat and a large pink scarf with a black bow in her hair, holding a coffee cup, walking on a tree-lined city sidewalk covered with fallen autumn leaves.
Close-up of a burgundy ribbon tied in a bow on a white envelope.
A cozy desk scene with a handwritten letter, a picture of New York City during sunset, a cup of coffee in a floral mug, a pen, a bouquet of pink and purple flowers in a glass vase, a gold lamp, and a couple of books, near a window showing a cityscape.

How the Letters Work

Imagine opening your mailbox and finding something other than bills and advertisements.

A letter from New York. Just for you.

Each month, a beautifully handwritten letter from Ellis Monroe arrives in your mailbox, filled with stories of life in Manhattan, little discoveries, familiar streets, and the moments that make New York feel like nowhere else in the world.

Tucked alongside your letter, you’ll find a postcard or small keepsake from the city.

It’s a little piece of New York, delivered wherever you call home.

Your Next Letter Is Waiting

A person inserting letters into a blue USPS mailbox on a sidewalk lined with trees and brownstone buildings on a sunny autumn day.
A person inserting letters into a blue USPS mailbox on a sidewalk lined with trees and brownstone buildings on a sunny autumn day.
Three vintage postage stamps featuring pink flowers, a tall building, and a street lamp in New York.

Somewhere between the bustling streets, little bookstores, and quiet corners of New York City, there are stories worth sharing.

A personal letter, a little piece of New York, and something beautiful to look forward to in your mailbox each month.