National Card and Letter Writing Month: Win a literary writing set bundle
April marks National Card and Letter Writing Month and to celebrate we're giving away a writing set bundle to one lucky winner.
Don't worry if you don't win the top prize. Four runners up will each receive a postcard set from our literary postcard range, as well as a bookish bookmark.
Enter via the Rafflecopter form below.
We're also running a separate writing set giveaway on Instagram. Click here to share your love of letter writing and be in with another chance of winning.
Good luck!
T&Cs:
- We have one writing set bundle (consisting of two writing sets, a postcard set and a bookmark - designs will be a surprise) to give away to one winner. Four runners up will each receive a literary postcard set and bookmark.
- The giveaway is open to residents in the UK and Eire.
- The giveaway runs from 00.01 on 16th April 2020 to 12.00 on 30th April 2020.
- Entry is via the Rafflecopter form and is free to enter.
- The winners will be selected at random and contacted within 48 hours of the giveaway ending.
Susan Smith on
I have always written letters, because in my opinion it gives the personal touch, writing an email looks clinical, a letter shows you have taken the time to sit and write
JO M Welsh on
I think writing a letter is great as everyone would like to receive one in the post and you can put as little or much as you want in it and still make the receiver happy .
Ruth Harwood on
Isn’t it nice when the postman brings something other than bills and leaflets? I love to give a smile to people, it makes me smile inside xx
Carole LITTLEHALES on
I write letters to my schoolfriend, we’ve been writing to each other for over 40 years, I’ve kept them all and recently copied them and sent them to her in instalments.
Maxine Lewis-Enright on
What I like about sending and receiving letters is that it is more personal and more special than txting or sending a message online. It’s nice xx
fiona waterworth on
I love writing letters, they are so much more personal than a simple text. Recieving a letter means someone took the trouble to source paper and walk to the post office, therefore it means so much more to both of you
Samantha M on
I live in Scotland and a friend in Birmingham and I have recently started writing letters to each other. It’s been really therapeutic for both of us actually, and it just feels very personal. It’s quite vulnerable as we discuss our current state of mind etc but feels so much meaningful than quick Whatsapps.
amy Simpson on
Their more personal,and a nice keepsake
Peter Watson on
It reminds me of times before the internet and email.I must delete 100s of emails a day but a letter I will keep and read over and over again.
Margaret Clarkson on
It is nice to actually write, rather than typing and the recipient has a letter to keep, rather than an electronic missive. It is always nice to receive a letter in the post.
Bev on
I love the permanence of a letter. Emails- texts – they’re OK but not the same. I love digging out my shoebox and reading old love letters. There’s just something more thoughtful about a handwritten letter.
Robert Price on
Ir goes back to the old days when pen and paper was the main form of communication
Annabel Greaves on
It is extra special because it is so personal and takes more thought to do
Emer Breen on
What a lovely prize ❤️🤗 Would be such a nice treat to brighten up these tough times and who doesn’t love to sit down and write or read a letter 📝💌 Texts are easy to send but a letter means so much more. A letter is intimate, personal and real. Words on paper carry emotional feeling, warmth and sentiment that a text can never express. I will never forget my mum sitting down to show me all the letters Dad wrote to her while they were first dating 👩❤️💋👨 Receiving a letter is always very special to me. Makes me feel loved, cared for and appreciated🙏 Please pop me in the hat and fingers crossed 🤞☘️
Jo Lambeth on
I love writing its a sense of escape and so I can process thoughts and my imagination I find I actually feel better after writing, my mum is my biggest supporter, I love your quill and paper sets are amazing so unique