A Gift Like No Other: Letters, Love, Valentines, and Culture

Handwritten love letters can bring back meaningful Valentine messages in the digital age.
A Gift Like No Other: Letters, Love, Valentines, and Culture
A Valentine's Day postcard from The Household Journal's set in 1911. Public Domain
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On my desk at the moment are two collections of love letters.

The first is an illustrated anthology, “Love Letters,” selected by British writer and historian Antonia Fraser. The second is “The Book of Love,” edited by Diane Ackerman and Jeanne Mackin, an 800-page tome of fiction, poetry, essays, excerpts from memoirs, and about 50 letters.

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Jeff Minick
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Jeff Minick has four children and a passel of grandkids. He has written two novels, “Amanda Bell” and “Dust on Their Wings,” as well as “Learning as I Go” and “Movies Make the Man.” You’ll find more of his writing at JeffMinick.substack.com.
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