The Tearoom
Mariella Hunt, AliciaThis is a quiet literary space for readers who love books, slow reading, and reflective writing. Here, stories are allowed to steep, attention matters more than speed, and even the smallest moments are treated as meaningful. The kettle is on—come in!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 225 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Chapter 10 - The Rules of the Tearoom
If you’re new to this story, start here. For a full list of all published chapters so far, visit the Table of Contents:
Featured image: In the Library (1890), Maurice Leloir
Tea with Allegra Goodman, Author of ‘Isola’
More than a Cover
Of the many books I’ve read this year, few have had such an impact on me as Isola by Allegra Goodman. I was drawn to this novel by its mysterious, foreboding cover. I hoped to find a new favorite when I started readin...
The Tearoom Library, No. 041 - The Blue Flower
Reading Novalis Through the Women He Left in the Margins
To visit the Tearoom Library and peruse the other available titles, click here.
Chapter 9 - Matthew Cuthbert Arrives in a Buggy
“We must explain to you the Tearoom rules.”
Preorder Season One for Kindle by visiting this link.
What Books Make Us Long For
Two Ways of Escaping
Some people live for traveling and exploring the world through external experience—physically entering old buildings to learn their history.
Others, like me, may not move through the world that way. Not because on...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writing about books, attention, and the quiet work of living honestly. ‘The Tearoom on Ensorcell Avenue,’ season one of my serial, is scheduled for publication as an ebook on May 30.
Your friendly bookworm with dreams of a bookshop café. London. Cambridge graduate. Published in the New York Times and Time Out London. Book reviews, personal reflections, and bookish notes on Reads With Alicia.
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