The McClatchy papers gave this book a nice review and I previewed it at Barnes & Noble. It seems to be an engaging, easy read. It starts with an interesting history of snail mail, going ‘way back to dried mud tablets and quickly works its way up to our troubled times. It’s filled with personal anecdotes, especially concerning the poor souls who are addicted to email and now, I imagine, to Twitter, Facebook and something called Texting. I’ll let you know how it works out.