A prescription written for you alone

Your Personalised
Literary Prescription

Not a list pulled from a shelf — a bespoke reading, hand-chosen for exactly what you are carrying, and made to keep.

What arrives

Four kinds of company for one particular season.

Books

A handful of books chosen for your situation — with a note on why each one, for you, right now.

Poems

Poetry that holds the weight of the feeling without asking you to explain it.

Quotes & prose

Lines to keep close — the sentences to return to at 3am.

A guided meditation

A short practice, chosen or written to sit alongside your reading. Stillness to go with the words.

All of it gathered into one beautifully designed keepsake, yours to return to whenever you need it.

Curious what arrives? See a real example — for grief or for anxiety.

How it works

Because a true prescription begins with real questions.

One

You tell me

A thoughtful set of questions about what you are going through, what you love to read, and what you would rather avoid. The more you share, the truer the prescription.

Two

I curate

I read your answers and hand-pick your books, poems, quotes and a meditation — then write the notes that tie them to you.

Three

You receive

Your finished prescription arrives as a beautiful PDF within a few days — to read slowly, and keep.

The Personalised Prescription

£45 / one reading
  • A bespoke selection of books, poems and quotes
  • A guided meditation chosen for your season
  • Personal notes on why each was chosen for you
  • Beautifully designed keepsake PDF
  • Delivered within a few days
Begin your prescription

After payment you’ll be taken straight to the questions.

See a sample first →

Good to know

Is this therapy?

No. This is literary companionship, not medical or psychological treatment, and it isn’t a substitute for professional support. It is comfort, perspective and the right words at the right moment.

Can I gift it?

Yes — there’s a place in the questions to tell me it’s a gift, who it’s for, and any message you’d like included.

What if I read very little?

That’s welcome. The questions account for how much you read and in what form — and poems and quotes ask very little of your time.