
NOTES FROM NEIGHBORS
A monthly ritual of reflection and a
living archive of our human experience.
Each issue begins with a shared journal prompt, and anonymous fragments are threaded into a hand-bound collection of poetry, photography, and art that arrives in your mailbox, inviting strangers to become neighbors.
HOW IT WORKS
The Ritual:
Contribute, Connect, Collect

1. Welcome to the neighborhood!
Notes From Neighbors is a collaborative monthly subscription zine.
Each month, you'll receive a guided journal prompt via email centered around a shared theme. Respond however feels most natural to you; write a few notes, text it like you're messaging your best friend, share a poem, or write as of its your journal.
Share as little or as much as you'd like. Participation is entirely optional, and each prompt is designed to take as little as three minutes, or as long as you'd like to sit with it. If you'd prefer to keep your entry private, you always can.
Join by the 1st of each month to receive that month's edition.
2. Handbound in Brooklyn
Anonymous fragments from participating neighbors will be collaged together into new poems and moments of shared vulnerability. Alongside these collective reflections, you'll find photographs, illustrations, and other artwork from my desk inspired by your words and the month's theme.



3. Meet Your Neighbors at Your Mailbox
By the 14th of each month, your limited-edition zine will be on its way to your mailbox!
A LOOK INSIDE
Italicized anonymous fragments from entries from neighbors, threaded into a hand-bound zine that arrives in your mailbox.
Here is a collaboration between 11 neighbors:

Become A Neighbor If You:
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Love the ritual of writing
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Keep journals (even if they're half-finished)
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Believe strangers have stories worth hearing
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Adore snail mail
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Save handwritten notes
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Appreciate analog ceremonies in a digital world
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Feel nostalgic for slower ways of connecting
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Never leave a bookstore without browsing the zine section
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Want to feel connected to people they've never met
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Believe vulnerability can build community


