A letter in the post, once a month

I'm thinking of writing a monthly letter about science and mathematics, printed on paper, sealed in an envelope, and posted to you. Before I start, I'd like to know whether you'd want one.

Toby Hendy standing in a library holding books. Her hair is in a braid that reaches to her knees. She is smiling.
Toby Hendy

One idea per letter, explored properly. The sort of thing that doesn't fit neatly into a video or a book: a curiosity worth sitting with, an experiment you can try at the kitchen table, a piece of history that deserves more than a footnote.

Whether this happens at all depends on whether enough of you want it. There are two questions below, and it takes about twenty seconds.

  • One idea, properly explored

    Not a roundup, not a newsletter. A single subject, followed as far as it goes.

  • Illustrated and printed to keep

    Made to be pinned up, passed on, or stacked on a shelf until you have a set worth going back to.

  • Nothing in your inbox

    That is rather the point.

Would you subscribe?

Two questions. Your answers go to Toby and nowhere else.

1. Is this something you'd want?
2. What would feel like a fair price per month?In US dollars, postage included.

Thanks for your support,
Toby

P.S. If the form gives you any trouble, just reply to the email or write to sales@tibees.com and I'll count your answer either way.