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Follow Camden and Milla along the Intercontinental Transatlantic in a serialised story told entirely through the documents they keep.
Letters, annotated drafts and records of everyday life arrive in monthly episodes, with printed documents to keep and digital material to explore.
Account registration is free. Paid Mail Club plans are separate and subject to availability.
The papers from their life on the Bridge become a collection you can keep.
The story is told through documents made and kept along the way. A receipt records what a day cost. A correction in the margin shows who disagreed.
Camden and Milla return to these papers later, adding notes for each other. Read the correspondence as it arrives and keep the episodes together.
The Intercontinental links North America and Europe through road and rail infrastructure, while carrying energy and communications between both continents.
Built through the combined effort of eleven nations, the Intercontinental began as a solution to a logistics problem. Freight can leave North America and reach Europe in roughly 72 hours.
Construction took decades. Bases created for the workforce acquired housing, services and infrastructure of their own. Families arrived, children were born there and some communities simply continued to grow.
Today, the Intercontinental is divided into sixty sectors. Entire cities stand along its 5,742 kilometres, including families who have lived above the Atlantic for generations.
Every subscriber starts with episode one. The story then follows an individual monthly schedule.
Register at no charge. To receive the episodes, choose a paid Mail Club plan separately when subscriptions are available. Review its price and renewal terms before purchasing.
Start with episode one and continue month by month. Paying annually does not unlock future episodes early.
Printed documents arrive by post. Digital material is released on its own schedule within each episode, independently of the postal delivery.
A permit or a handwritten note tells its part of the narrative.
Each episode brings a different set of papers. Printed material may include letters, maps, notices, tickets and other records from the journey.
Some episodes also include audio, video or interactive material. Instructions for accessing it accompany the relevant correspondence.
Camden and Milla leave Portugal, hoping to earn enough to help their families.
Food prices are rising on the continent. They set out from Sines for the Intercontinental Transatlantic, where they hope to support themselves and send money home.
Travelling the Bridge in a converted van, they write a monthly chronicle about life along the crossing. Each episode follows their work and their life together through drafts, personal correspondence and the papers they keep.
Local events, infrastructure notices and human stories from communities distributed along the full Atlantic corridor.
Sector 31 approves new temporary residency rules.
The changes take effect next month and will affect temporary workers and travellers in transit.
Westbound rail service suspended after structural inspection.
Road traffic remains operational while neighbouring sectors report delays.
Hotel Marlow announces closure after 112 years.
The former workers residence became one of Sector 18's oldest family businesses.
Account registration is free. Mail Club plans are paid separately, with monthly or annual billing for the same episode schedule.
New passages are on hold. Plan purchases will resume when availability is restored.
IntercontinentalReceive one new correspondence every month and pay month by month.
€19/ month
01month
IntercontinentalThe contents change with the narrative. Opening the correspondence is part of discovering what happened that month.
Begin with Camden and Milla's first correspondence and follow their life on the Bridge, month by month.
Registration is free. View paid subscription options and current availability.
Everything needed to begin the story and understand the monthly delivery.
With the first correspondence. Whenever you subscribe, your story begins with episode one and continues in order.
Once per month.
Each correspondence contains the next episode and materials related to that point in the story.
The contents and delivery order are identical. Only the payment schedule changes.
No. Intercontinental Transatlantic is an ongoing story.
Yes, before the next billing date.
Pay for the first twelve correspondences at once while receiving one delivery per month.
€199/ year
12months
€16.58 per month, billed annually
An annual payment does not release future episodes early. Check each plan's current price, renewal terms and included features before subscribing.
