# The Ephemaera Journal Club vs The Little Book Post

> Side-by-side comparison of two snail mail subscription clubs.

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## Quick Comparison

| Feature | The Ephemaera Journal Club | The Little Book Post |
|---------|----------------------------|----------------------|
| **Price** | € 9,75 / month | $13\.99 |
| **Frequency** | monthly | monthly |
| **Ships** | Worldwide | Worldwide |
| **Rating** | N/A | N/A |

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## The Ephemaera Journal Club
* Discover the strange, silly and supernatural stories of Ephemaera and its residents\.*

![The Ephemaera Journal Club](https://storage.googleapis.com/letter-clubs.firebasestorage.app/submissions/1791133976047-hg7vd3svizt_2ae671a8.png)

| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| **Price** | € 9,75 / month |
| **Frequency** | monthly |
| **Ships** | Worldwide |
| **Country** | US |

Ephemaera is a fictional town where strange things happen. Every month a new video is posted on YouTube with the local news, and through this mail club you can receive additional tangible goodies that are perfect for journaling, but also nice to look at.

A Short History of Ephemaera: 

For a long time Ephemaera was under the influence of the Journalists: evil, conniving creatures that fabricate stories and manipulate their audience. Slowly the town turned bleak. Not only in color, but in essence. The Journalists gave rise to a minimalist approach to life, and Ephemaera’s citizens paid the price.

But things were brewing on the other side of the spread. A few of Ephemaera’s residents got together to create beautiful stories rooted in the truth. And so, the Journal Club emerged. Their movement quickly gained favor, and soon the Journalists were driven out of Ephemaera. But they still lurk around the borders…

After this tumultuos period, the municipality and The Journal Club merged.
Because there are none more qualified to run a town than creatures who journal.

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While the goodies you receive in the mail can always be used for journaling, they are better appreciated if you follow Ephemaera’s story. Every 1st of the month a new chapter unfolds. On the Ephemaera Journal Club YouTube channel  for free. This mail club is a very nice addition for those who want a piece of Ephemaera at home, or want to journal along with this adventure.

What’s Included:
- The Ephemaera Times newspaper, with more of this months stories, a special journal spread and a letter (called Kay’s Kolumn).
- Two vinyl stickers
- A5 print on fine art paper
- A4 patterned paper (for scrapbooking)
- Themed journaling ephemera
- (Early) access to videos where possible


**Tags:** `fiction`, `Worldwide`

**[Visit The Ephemaera Journal Club](https://ephemaerajournalclub.com/)**
[Read reviews](https://letterclubs.com/club/the-ephemaera-journal-club-ZtEfWKWz/reviews)

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## The Little Book Post
*Short Story Booklet & Paper Goods \| Greek & English \| The Little Book Post*

![The Little Book Post](https://storage.googleapis.com/letter-clubs.firebasestorage.app/submissions/1792655359744-rrzy7vpeav_0d1a5001.png)

| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| **Price** | $13\.99 |
| **Frequency** | monthly |
| **Ships** | Worldwide |
| **Country** | US |

An original short story in a small printed book, tucked into an envelope with a letter and matching paper extras. A little something to look forward to finding among the bills.

The Little Book Post is my independent storytelling project. I write the stories, create the illustrations, and print, fold and pack each booklet myself in Greece.

The stories explore ordinary moments we don’t always realise we’ll miss. Sometimes funny, sometimes bittersweet, with familiar details you might recognise from your own life.

An original short story in a small printed book, tucked into an envelope with a letter and matching paper extras. A little something to look forward to finding among the bills.

The Little Book Post is my independent storytelling project. I write the stories, create the illustrations, and print, fold and pack each booklet myself in Greece.

The stories explore ordinary moments we don’t always realise we’ll miss. Sometimes funny, sometimes bittersweet, with familiar details you might recognise from your own life.

**Tags:** `fiction`, `Worldwide`

**[Visit The Little Book Post](https://www.thelittlebookpost.com/collections/subscribe)**
[Read reviews](https://letterclubs.com/club/the-little-book-post-WOiIO4yD/reviews)