🌍 Letters from Around the World

This is the beginning of a series — collecting Three-Body fan stories from every corner of the world.

Letter 1: From a Small Town in the US

> "I'm a librarian in a small town in Montana. I found Three-Body on a library shelf by accident. I've been recommending it to everyone who walks through the door — and so far, about half of them actually read it. Those who did? We started a Three-Body reading group. We have four members now, meeting once a month in the library basement. We feel like QY." — Mike, Montana

Letter 2: From Tokyo

> "Japanese readers love the strategic games in Three-Body. There's a running joke in our online group that the Wallfacer Project is the ultimate board game — you're trying to hide your real strategy from everyone, including your own pieces. We've actually designed a Three-Body themed board game. It's not for sale — just for our group." — Kenji, Tokyo

Letter 3: From São Paulo

> "In Brazil, we read Three-Body differently. We see the Dark Forest as the ultimate expression of inequality — some civilizations are so powerful they can wipe out others without even noticing. It reminds us of our own history. But the ending (the eco-sphere) gives us hope — life survives, even if power doesn't." — Maria, São Paulo

Letter 4: From Berlin

> "I'm a physics PhD student in Berlin. I started reading Three-Body because of the three-body problem (my research area). I stayed for the philosophy. The Dark Forest theory is essentially game theory on a cosmic scale — and I use it in my research as an analogy." — Klaus, Berlin

Our Goal

We want to collect stories from every country. If you're a Three-Body fan, wherever you are — write to us.

Tell us:

- How you discovered Three-Body

- What it means to you

- What it's like being a Three-Body fan in your country

Send your story to the forum — and you might be featured in the next "Letters from Around the World."

Starting today, we are comrades.