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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The charm of writing letters thrived in a time when there was no landlines or mobile phones, and even as landlines began to emerge, the art of letter- writing remained untouched. Each letter was a labour of love-a tangible piece of someone’s heart, carefully crafted with ink and sealed with intention.
This book captures the beauty and intimacy of handwritten letters, set against a backdrop of a world untouched by instant communication. It explores the emotions, longing and connections that only a handwritten note could convey, weaving together stories of lovers separated by distance,misunderstandings, and time itself.
“With stamps, postcards, and seals from far-off lands and intimate corners, Letters to Lost Lovers captures the journey of these treasured keepsakes, each preserving the emotions of those who sent them. The book reflects on how handwritten words continue to connect hearts and safeguard memories, standing firm against the fleeting nature of digital communication.”
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Sunaina Aggarwal
Sunaina Aggarwal is an author and a graphic designer who finds beauty in the art of timeless traditions. With a deep appreciation of handwritten letters and the emotions they carry, she weaves tales that celebrate love, nostalgia, and human connections. Letters To Lost Lovers is her heartfelt tribute to a bygone era, where every word written held meaning, and every letter sent carried a piece of the soul. The entire book is illustrated by her, capturing its essence through visuals as well as words.
