The Epistles of Makori
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It is often interesting how practices that were once central to daily life are shaped by the ways people relate and communicate with one another.
Letter writing was once a widely used form of interpersonal communication. Before the rise of instant messaging and digital platforms, people relied on handwritten letters to share thoughts, experiences, and personal messages across distances. These letters were often delivered through early postal systems that later developed into more organized national services.
With the establishment of formal postal services, communication between individuals became more structured and reliable, making it easier for messages to move from one person to another.
In The Epistles of Makori, the author reflects on interpersonal communication through his own experiences. He revisits letters he wrote during his upbringing, the reasons behind writing them, and what they represented at the time. Through these reflections, he also explores key factors that influence how people communicate with one another.
If you remember what it meant to write a letter, send it, and wait for a reply that carried weight, this book is for you.
If you recognize the weight written words once held in interpersonal communication, this book is for you.
By
Makori Methusela
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