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Here's what we lost when we stopped writing letters | Public Radio International

“I spent a few hours looking at these old, dusty books full of correspondence and was instantly hooked," he says. So he decided to start a blog. "I couldn’t believe that a blog didn’t actually exist.”

The first letter that he posted on that blog was a rejection letter from Disney to a young lady who wanted to be an animator. Disney replied to her on beautiful Snow White letterhead stationery, says Usher, though the message itself wasn’t so beautiful.




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