“Regardless of the content of the epistle, there is still something exciting about receiving an email or a letter from someone close.”

“Powys, great writer that he is, shows himself to be an epistoler of the first magnitude.”

“Howell, the epistoler, admitted her to that Tenth Museship which has had so many fair incumbents.”

“Perhaps there is, at any rate in the earlier letters, something of this unkemptness in Keats as an epistoler.”

“It is hardly strange that Callirhoe concealed this masterpiece of epistolography from her jealous husband, Chaereas.”

“Luther Stirewalt's expertise in ancient epistolography has produced the excellent book Paul, the Letter Writer.”

“If it is fair to regard epistolography as a spectrum of genres, then the Alexander Romance spans the full register from functional to philosophical.”

“As poet, prosodist and epistolarian, words in their millions ran through his fingers, like the sands of the desert.”

“For Mr. Bok does not hesitate to exhibit the mangled remains of his unfortunate female epistolers in the cold black-and-white-ness of print.”

“There are few more interesting groups in the population of our subject than that formed by the three poets whom we mentioned last when classifying the epistolers of the early nineteenth century.”

“Likewise, the epistolers, or gospelers, were those persons who read the Epistle and Gospel during the mass, and prepared the corporal and chalice. ”

“When he failed to receive payment, he followed up with letters, and these hilarious epistles are what he shared with us.”

“Instead of creating a groundswell of popular political support, the Patriot epistles seemed to generate more criticism.”

“For it is not necessarily self-evident that epistles and orations function in the same way.”