I reviewed Letters to Earth over on Endless Ink:
Once on the new planet, exploration, harvesting and crafting is the basis of the colonists’ lives, and this is the heart of the novella, too. When the planet rejects the planned terraforming, the colonists must rely on strangely appealing new natural resources. Alien versions of familiar foods appear, and along with fiber suitable for making important goods like thread and paper. In this intriguing world, the planet continues to provide for them in mysterious ways. The two goals, the crafting and survival of a new colony and the exploration of a mysterious planet, create the background for young Zed to grow and mature.
Source: Review of TLD: Letters to Earth– Endless Ink Publishing House
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