Envelope Hunter

Subpages:

• Letter Writing
• Lost Letters
• Epistolary Essays

Letter Writing

A Guide to Writing Letters that Don't Suck

Are you tired of writing letters that are as dull as a grey rock? Do you wish to craft missives that would make even the most hardened heartthrob swoon with delight?

Then you've come to the right place! Our letter-writing guide is here to help you craft epistles that are as smooth as a well-greased machine and as charming as a kitten with a ball of yarn.

Follow our simple steps, and you'll be writing like a pro in no time:

• Start with a strong subject line that doesn't make the recipient want to roll their eyes.
• Use words that are at least 5 letters long, but not so long that they put the reader to sleep.
• Make sure your paragraphs are no longer than 3 lines, unless you're writing a novel (in which case, good luck with that).

Now, go forth and write some letters!

Lost Letters

A Collection of the Most Breathtakingly Bad Letters Ever Written

Warning: the following content is for entertainment purposes only. Do not attempt to use these letters as a model for your own writing.

Here are some of the most heinously terrible letters ever written:

• Bad Letter 1
• Bad Letter 2
• Bad Letter 3

Epistolary Essays

A Collection of Essays Written in Letter Format

Ever wonder what it would be like to write an essay in letter form? Wonder no more! Our epistolary essays are here to delight and confuse you in equal measure.

From the mundane to the sublime, our essays are written in the style of a letter, but without the benefit of having a real recipient to read them.