LOVE LETTERS TO A GHOST

I wrote Love Letters to a Ghost when I was mostly 15. I don’t remember what brought me to the idea, but it was the fastest I ever completed a project. 

I had been searching for a way to tell a story through a different medium, and I found letters to be intriguing. The story in Love Letters to a Ghost is meant to be ambiguous, told from the POV of the writer, Yours Truly. The events of Yours Truly’s life are purposefully left ambiguous, because the story was more about emotions than any specific event, like a breakup or a death. I wanted the story to be able to morph into whatever circumstance the reader needed it to be.