Business Quote by José Saramago

“I began to wonder if writers don’t choose to love long-distance, a sure way of blending passion and prose. The love letter seems perfectly…

— Cathy N. Davidson

A letter is a risky thing; the writer gambles on the reader's frame of mind.

— Margaret Deland

In a letter (no matter how quickly it is written or honestly or freely or lovingly) it is more possible to be loving and…

— Anne Sexton

“Letters are no matter of indifference; they are generally a very positive curse.”

— Jane Austen

Writing is, in the end, that oddest of anomalies: an intimate letter to a stranger.

— Pico Iyer

A letter is the most imperishable thing on earth.

— Margaret Elizabeth Sangster

“welcome antidote to the speed of modern life. By their very nature, letters allow for more consideration of the words and thoughts that someone…

— Elizabeth Berg

To write a good love letter, you ought to begin without knowing what you mean to say, and to finish without knowing what you…

— Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Love letters lack taste. No restraint: falling off cliffs, going up in flames.

— Cathleen Schine

There are fewer things more thrilling in life than lumpy letters. That rattle.

— Jean Shepherd

A letter is a barrier, a reprieve, a charm against the world, an almost infallible method of acting at a distance.

— Iris Murdoch

“Letters are, of course, quite special in my view, for when a reader has been sufficiently moved (or even perturbed) by a book to…

— Chinua Achebe