New York Times article on handwritten letters
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/17/b...sultPosition=1
On cream laid paper there is no forward button
New York Times article on handwritten letters
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/17/b...sultPosition=1
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azkid (June 19th, 2020), Chrissy (June 18th, 2020), countrydirt (June 18th, 2020), FredRydr (June 18th, 2020), penwash (June 18th, 2020)
Re: On cream laid paper there is no forward button
A very good article. Biographers regret the dying of correspondence. Letters were retained; emails are instantly discarded. It is so nice to get a letter that your correspondent has spent time, effort and artistry on. I'm writing letters again myself. Look out, Fred, there'll be one on the way...
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