An edition in which twenty-one writers answer historical photographs with contemporary love letters, joining literary writing to found pictures. Each letter, set in unpretentious typewriter face, has its picture loosely tucked in, so that the two come together as fresh pairs of image and text: the memories attached to the photographs are orphaned, but the pictures are woken up again. The letters lie one on another as eight-page folded sheets, almost a book block, and instead of a stitched binding the slipcase and the band hold everything together.