Q: You call letter writing "the lost art," but as you note, for centuries people, including Queen Victoria, have been saying that. You sure it's lost? A: We're certainly losing it.

As you can imagine, the letters I have received mean the world to me. They span years, personal milestones, and friendships lost or steadfast. This is no exaggeration to say: through these letters ...

People who draw the letter Q with the tail to the left, and therefore in a way in which others can read it, tend to be other-centered. "They tend to be concerned with how other people see them.

Writing a fascinating letter, however, takes practice — and a good example to follow always helps. Take Jane Welsh Carlyle, one of the greatest practitioners during Britain’s golden age of ...

But personal writing can be tough. In this episode, Courtney Taylor, a senior writer at Hallmark Cards offers tips to make finding the words a bit easier.