Base Story

The basic story of The Spartan Housewives of NoVa, excluding paid-only content
15
Feb
Moving In: Joan Four

Moving In: Joan Four

Found in Four’s notebook titled “Haiku” and dated to February 11, 1953. Translated from Japanese by the Historian
1 min read
14
Feb
Moving In: Peggy Three

Moving In: Peggy Three

Found in Three’s combination “Poetry and Memo” notebook, dated February 12, 1953
1 min read
13
Feb
Moving In: Diane Two

Moving In: Diane Two

Found in Two’s notebook titled “Ideas for Parodies”, not dated but considered to be written February 9, 1953
2 min read
12
Feb
Moving In: Betty One

Moving In: Betty One

From One’s hidden diary, dated February 9, 1953
4 min read
11
Feb
Memo: Project Sparta

Memo: Project Sparta

Draft 1 June 9, 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Project Sparta
1 min read
11
Feb
Dr. Levi Levi

Engelbert-Gottlieb Letters: Part 1

These are the letters that were passed between Sidney Gottilieb (he/him), Chief of the Chemical Division at the Central Intelligence Agency, and Dr. Levi Levi, living as Dr. Johan Engelbert and teaching at George Mason University, during May of 1953
4 min read
10
Feb
Dr. Levi Levi's Memoirs: Part 1

Dr. Levi Levi's Memoirs: Part 1

This was part of an unpublished memoir found in Dr. Levi Levi’s possession when he died in 1985. It is uncertain when he began writing this.
4 min read
09
Feb
Pronouns for the Twelve Housewives

Pronouns for the Twelve Housewives

1. Betty One: She/he 2. Diane Two: He/they 3. Peggy Three: He/him 4. Joan Four: He/him
09
Feb
Introduction by the Historian

Introduction by the Historian

As I write this, it has been five years since the Central Intelligence Agency confirmed what the world had already suspected: that the CIA had carried out Project Sparta.
2 min read