✦ The Companion Letter
A quiet letter from the library
One passage from the lost gospels — verbatim, credited to its manuscript and translator — with a plain-English companion note, and library news only when there is real news. That's the whole letter.
What's in the letter
One letter, Sunday mornings, under five minutes to read:
- The Passage — one passage worth sitting with, from the Gospel of Thomas, Mary, Judas, or anywhere on the shelf — always the real text with its citation, never a paraphrase.
- In plain words — a short companion note on what the passage meant in its world, clearly labeled commentary, never passed off as scripture.
- From the wider world — one or two pieces of good news from the living gnostic world: a manuscript digitized, an exhibition opened, a scholarly find, a community milestone — always sourced, never doom.
- New on the shelf — what joined the library or the app that week. No news means the section simply isn't there; the letter never pads.
What you won't receive
- No daily drip, no streaks, no “we miss you.”
- No selling or sharing of your address — ever.
- No tracking pixels dressed up as features.
- Unsubscribe in one tap, effective immediately.
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