Letters You Will Never Read is a journey into the unspoken, a collection of poetry that embraces the beauty and complexity of what is left unsaid. The book weaves together raw emotion, tender confessions, and moments of quiet introspection to explore the landscapes of grief, love, loss, healing, and self-discovery. These poems are letters written for the people who have shaped us, the loves we have lost, the dreams we have held close, and the versions of ourselves that we keep hidden away. Each verse is a whisper of a story untold, an echo of a feeling we dare not speak aloud, but that lives deep within us.
Hanna Shebar was born in Yalta, a small city on the coast of the Black Sea, Ukraine.
She began her writing journey at the age of 12, after discovering the books of Jane Austen.
After falling in love with storytelling, she made her first attempts at writing short stories and screenplays.
At the age of 18, Hanna Shebar moved to Los Angeles to study screenwriting and filmmaking.
Shebar says she is a firm believer, that kind words can change the world, and she uses her writing to inspire and guide people.
As a storyteller, Hanna's main goal is to try and make the world a kinder and brighter place through her work. While helping people move past their fears, and teaching them to accept, value, and love themselves completely.
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