PODCAST · fiction
Letters from Hollowmere
by The Hollowmere Postman
Bedtime stories for adults, told as letters from a man who's just moved to a small village called Hollowmere. He writes home each week — the inn, the square, the gentle strangenesses of a place he doesn't yet understand.Slow stories, one warm British voice, about an hour. No jump scares, no music that builds — made to be drifted through. Best with headphones, lamps low. If you fall asleep before he signs off, that's the idea.Narration created with ElevenLabs voice synthesis. Words written by a human.
Episodes
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Letter 7 — The One From Away · Cozy Sleep Story for Adults | Letters from Hollowmere
Letter 7 — The One From Away For the first time, no letter comes from Margaret — and Edwin writes into the quiet anyway, reasoning it out, keeping her a place on the shelf the way she keeps him half a bench. Then a stranger arrives out of the snow: a young woman as thin and grey and lost as Edwin...
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Letter 6 — The First Snow · Cozy Sleep Story for Adults | Letters from Hollowmere
Letter 6 — The First Snow The first deep snow comes to Hollowmere in the night — and the village does the gentlest, strangest thing: it lets it stay. No one clears the paths; the snow lies deep and, Edwin slowly realizes, simply refuses to melt, holding through the winter sun the way everything...
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Letter 5 — The Long Way · Cozy Sleep Story for Adults | Letters from Hollowmere
Letter 5 — The Long Way Margaret writes back warmer than ever — and does the one thing Edwin asked of her, she dates her letter — but the date she sets down is three weeks ahead of the day he reads it, as if her time and his have quietly come apart. Stranger still, she thanks him, lovingly, for…
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Letter 4 — The Far Garden · Cozy Sleep Story for Adults | Letters from Hollowmere
Letter 4 — The Far Garden Margaret writes back, warm as ever — but something in her letter sits a half-inch out of place: a tall pale plant she cannot name has come up beside the angelica, and she admits she has begun to lose her careful count of the days. The very same two things have been...
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Letter 3 — The Bakehouse · Cozy Sleep Story for Adults | Letters from Hollowmere
Letter 3 — The Bakehouse The reply Edwin has been waiting for arrives from his sister Margaret — and comes, he's almost certain, sooner than the long slow road should allow. Then the fog settles deep in the valley, and on one white morning the smell of new bread draws him through it to a place he...
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Letter 2 — The Green Door · Cozy Sleep Story for Adults | Letters from Hollowmere
Letter 2 — The Green Door A week on in Hollowmere, Edwin finally lifts the latch of the little green-doored shop on the square and steps inside. He meets its keeper, Mrs. Sorrel, among the hanging herbs and the jars of coloured water — and on a shelf at the back he finds the angelica from his...
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Letter 1 — The Hare and Lantern
Letter 1 — The Hare and Lantern Edwin has arrived in Hollowmere. He writes home from a small inn called The Hare and Lantern, describing the village square, the landlady Mrs. Pell, his first meal in the public room, and a walk to the post office through the dusk. He drifts into a memory of his...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Bedtime stories for adults, told as letters from a man who's just moved to a small village called Hollowmere. He writes home each week — the inn, the square, the gentle strangenesses of a place he doesn't yet understand.Slow stories, one warm British voice, about an hour. No jump scares, no music that builds — made to be drifted through. Best with headphones, lamps low. If you fall asleep before he signs off, that's the idea.Narration created with ElevenLabs voice synthesis. Words written by a human.
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