
Sophia's House
Literature · 2026
In Sophia's House, Nikki weaves together three distinct literary forms into a single journey. It begins with the story of Sophia—and of two people from different cultures who could never quite see eye to eye. What begins as a deeply personal journey quietly becomes the founding story of the very first Sophia's House—a place that challenges not only the way we learn, but the way we structure our lives, our relationships, and our understanding of time itself.
Set in sixteenth-century France and written in the style of Old English, Sophia's House imagines not only what might have happened, but what still could.
It is more than a work of literature.
It is the beginning of a living community working to open the doors of the first real Sophia's House—one conversation, one story, and one neighborhood at a time.



