As I wrap up my workday, I recount the moments when I paused to notice something worth slicing about. The thing is, in between busy meetings or tasks, my mind went to my current book club pick:
Letters.
The power of the written word.
The significance of sharing our writing with others.
The gift of writing to others.
We should be writing more letters.
I should be writing more letters.
I realize this is something worth diving into, but I want to hug my baby before we head home. Perhaps I’ll get to write about this with Giovanna on Thursday night 🙂
Start with a Story 
Ana,
I read The Correspondence last year. Loved the characters and Sybil’s letters. It would be lovely to write and receive letters again, wouldn’t it?
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I would love to hear more…perhaps write a letter alongside you. Looking forward to seeing you on Thursday!
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I love this book, and I don’t normally seek out best sellers. This one touched the heart. As goes cursive writing, so goes correspondence!
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Ahhh I totally agree!!!! This book is making me want to write letters so much!
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This is one of my favorite books, along with Theo of Golden, which also features handwritten letters. I used to write so many letters! But not for a long time. I miss getting letters, too.
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I am loving this book. So many lines I want to underline, but I’ve been reading in bed with no pen! 😅
I’d write to yooou
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Loved this book, as well as your thoughts about it here. Writing letters – definitely a lost art and a missing piece of future history.
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How cool that you meet to write. I know people do that, but I never have. Also, The Correspondent is the rare book that I actually bought after I’d read it, a gem, and a testament to directing writing to a specific audience. Take every hug you can get!
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