Espresso, flat white, mocha or cold brew.
Each cup of coffee is as particular as the person drinking it.
And they all have a story to tell.
These fictional musings are my caffeine-inspired creations
which are crafted to be enjoyed as a single shot or savoured one sip at a time.
I am Christina Fotinelli, writer of TV comedy and comic flash fiction. Very simply, I created The Coffee Letters to make people laugh. These short stories are slightly odd and mostly about everyday things that could, possibly, potentially, perhaps happen to any of us. The idea is simple: if we can meet life's twists and turns with a smile, a pinch of salt, and a lightness of heart, things may feel a little less heavy.
As a life-long grump, I have found this approach to be soothing and surprisingly effective.
Alongside The Coffee Letters, I'm writing and developing sitcoms and TV comedy series -
different formats, same intention: to make people laugh and feel a little more seen (and sane!)
Coming soon, The Coffee Letters will be adapted into short films.
A web series is also planned for production in late 2025. Get in touch to learn more.



WRITTEN BY
CHRISTINA
WITH MIRTH

NEXT SHOT
An Offer, The Flitzani (Chapter 3)
Today’s standard resume builder does not feature a section for fortunetelling. Scroll through the 39,000 skills listed on LinkedIn and you will not find tasseography, divination, reading the coffee cup, or any alias thereof.
There are very few ways to spin a successful professional narrative from, “At 25, the only job I’ve had is working for below minimum wage at my aunt’s crappy diner.”
Too soft for hard labour, too high-strung for an office job and too inexperienced to land any gig that paid a living wage, Stathis had no choice than to accept Lara’s offer without quite knowing where it would lead.
Photo: Nikos Mylonas















