Dearly Yours
Stories from people around the world, shared across borders to help us laugh, remember and feel understood.
Dearly Yours
There are stories we carry for a lifetime. The stranger who showed us kindness when we needed it most. A love that changed everything. The family mishap that still makes everyone laugh at the dinner table. The brave decision nobody else knew we had to make.
Dearly Yours is being created for these stories — the tender, hilarious, surprising and deeply human moments that remind us how connected we really are. Each edition will invite you to sit down with an original story, written by a real person and accompanied by artwork made by a real artist. No AI-generated writing. No AI-generated pictures. Just a voice from somewhere in the world reaching out to yours.
Take a moment away from the noise. Listen to a stranger's story. Laugh with them, cry with them, or find a little hope in the words they chose to share. You may never meet, but for a few pages, your lives can touch. Coming in a future Miituyu collection.
For the moments we recognize in each other.
A kindness from a stranger. A family mishap that still makes everyone laugh. A goodbye we were not ready for. A beginning again that took all the courage we had.
We hope to send these human moments into the world as meaningful short stories paired with original artwork. Somewhere, a stranger may turn a page and quietly think, I know that feeling.
This collection is still being developed. Subscriptions are not available yet.
Different countries. Different lives. So many feelings we share.
Somewhere in Canada, someone is remembering a kindness they never forgot. Somewhere across an ocean, another person is writing about the funniest day of their life. In another country, someone has a story of loss, courage, friendship or hope that might mean everything to a reader they will never meet.
That is the heart of Dearly Yours. We want to gather stories from real people in communities and nations around the world, pair them with original human-made art, and share them far beyond the places where they began. Not because our lives are all the same, but because listening to one another helps us discover how much humanity we share.
A stranger’s story today might become a feeling you carry tomorrow.
