"Letters of Note" compiles an extraordinary collection of the world's most captivating correspondence, curated by Shaun Usher from his phenomenally popular online museum. This anthology transcends the ordinary, inviting readers on a journey through time and emotion with 125 letters that illuminate the human condition. From Virginia Woolf's deeply moving farewell note to the playful exchange between Queen Elizabeth II and President Eisenhower over scone recipes, each letter offers a unique glimpse into moments of historical significance, personal triumph, and poignant tragedy. Usher's selection celebrates the enduring power of the written word, showcasing letters that range from Leonardo da Vinci's ambitious job application to Gandhi's plea for peace to Hitler, and from Iggy Pop's heartfelt advice to a young fan to the first recorded use of "OMG" addressed to Winston Churchill. With contributions from figures as diverse as Elvis Presley, Charles Darwin, and Anaïs Nin, "Letters of Note" is not merely a book but a mosaic of humanity's most profound emotions—joy, sorrow, hope, and despair—expressed through the simple act of letter writing. This collection proves that words, when arranged with sincerity and passion, can resonate across generations, capturing the humor, seriousness, and brilliance that define our existence.