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Once a letter leaves your fingers and gets swallowed into the hole of the post box, it is gone forever. Seldom do we make copies of our personal letters for future reference. Recalling the words we have used becomes a chore, if not an impossible task. Our recollection of what we laid down so gracefully on paper fades with the passage of time
This is a story of how a writer was able to keep an archive of what he wrote and the replies he received, made possible by the Internet. By printing out their correspondence via electronic mail he has captured the emotions of both himself and the woman he is so fascinated by, for eternity.
A tale which began in a distinguished building when some legal minds met their clients. In the crowd was a young Malaysian man and a beautiful woman from Japan. A meeting that was to be the start of a long string of letters, poetry and emotions which has lasted more than four years.
Whose ending hasn't arrived, not even in this book.When and how it will end nobody knows for sure.