an absurdist novelette
16 death notes delivered.
16 promises kept.
Then came Rupert.
Sixteen letters. Sixteen deaths. Each occurring at the exact date and time promised. The letters signed simply: N.A.
But when Rupert Groenveld, a most ordinary man, receives the seventeenth, fate slips.
What happens after is a story of our cosmic reckoning with the timeless question: what are we to do when confronted by such a taunting universe?
Anyone's Letters — The Jung School, 2026
Rupert Groenveld almost didn't die. Well, not when he did. Of course he was going to die some day. It was just unlikely to occur when it did. That is 3:13 AM, May the 12th.
It's a grim start, his end, I know. But trust me that though you will be tempted to believe this is a murder story — for many years I thought the same — it will become quite clear to you that the butchering of Rupert Groenveld was the simple, insignificant consequence of a story far more absurd.
— Anyone's Letters, Chapter I
A 25 page novelette that you'll read in 30 minutes, but think about for weeks.
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