<p>Feeling nostalgic for the almost forgotten written letter, author and former ad man Ivan Cash fell upon a simple idea: he invited anyone in the world to send him an email, and he'd write it out in a letter and mail it, for free. Participants could even request a doodle or to seal it with a kiss.</p> <p> What started out as a personal art project exploded into a worldwide event. As requests poured in, Cash enlisted an international army of volunteers who helped create more than 10,000 letters sent all over the globe.</p> <p> An addictive and artful window into everyday lives, <em>Snail Mail My Email</em> is a collection of the most memorable letters and moments from the project, and a reminder of the power of personal connection in a digital world. </p> <p>"How heartfelt emails become words of art."—<em>PostSecret</em></p> <p>"Call it technology in reverse."—<em>CNN</em></p> <p>"Marries the romance of analog with the convenience of digital."—<em>GOOD</em></p>