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Letters and whatnot. I whinge about other things over at . Click the link below and sign up for my amazing newsletter, cowards...

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    Jan 8

    Subscribe to my newsletter, cowards.

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    Jan 10

    Aunt Dai is my favourite Chinese restaurant in Montreal, but the REAL treat is the menu, featuring extremely honest commentary from the owner.

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    Jan 15

    I stole your hat. I like your hat. I shall keep your hat. by What a fun read! Kennedy to Shaw.

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    Jan 15

    Ingrid Bergman was not present to accept her Oscar for Best Actress for her role in "Anastasia" (1956). From our collection, here is the letter she wrote to Cary Grant, who accepted the award on her behalf.

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  7. Jan 15

    Today's newsletter is about hats (as in, headwear) and I feel like I'm yet to even hit my stride. You're a fool if you haven't signed up:

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  8. Jan 14

    A letter of advice from 65-year-old Alan Rickman to 16-year-old Alan Rickman. He died 5 years ago today.

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  10. Jan 14

    Martha Gellhorn writes a stern letter to her dear but selfish friend, Betsy Drake. Read the whole letter:

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    A kid's tooth fell out at school and no one could find it, so his vice-principal wrote this letter to the tooth fairy

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    Jan 13

    I’m on the Warner Bros lot for the first time since March. One of the worst things about not being able to go into the office is that I couldn’t get my fan mail

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  13. Jan 13

    “As an artist, James Joyce has been wrongly subjected to indignity by stupid people.” —Marianne Moore in a letter, 1921. Various writers on James Joyce, who died 80 years ago today:

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    “From Me To You” - a book of letters during lockdown from primary school children to older neighbours. Very pleased to have instigated this lovely project. Full story here & books available for suggested donation

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    Jan 12

    NEW: say Officer Daniel Hodges is recovering and doing well after he was crushed in a door responding to . On tonight, hear from a 10-yr-old girl so upset seeing him on the news, she wrote him a letter to let him know she hoped he was OK ❤️

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  16. Jan 12

    Can't quite believe my extremely alluring tweet about bird-related letters doesn't already have thousands of RTs. This place is a shadow of its former self.

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  17. Jan 12

    Ignore all the misery for a moment and have a quick read of these very charming letters about birds. Featuring EB White, Tove Jannson, John Cheever, Roald Dahl, Zora Neale Hurston, and others.

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  18. Jan 12

    Even though it's mine, I often forget about Letterheady (failing memory, busy with other stuff, world events, etc). Then I'm reminded of it and I fall in love with the stationery all over again.

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    Jan 11

    Truly hilarious- this spoof reminds me of several nit picking mails I have received in real life STAR TREK PLANET VULCAN PROPER NAMES by

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  20. Jan 10

    72 years ago, having recently read 1984, Brave New World author Aldous Huxley wrote to George Orwell to compare dystopian hellscapes. Read the full letter:

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    Jan 8

    'I must give myself the sack' — How to resign, featuring Richard Nixon, William Faulkner, Emma Thompson, George Bernard Shaw, Ursula K. Le Guin, and others:

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