The epistle is a literary genre that consists of a letter written in a formal or artistic style addressed to a person or group.
Throughout history, epistles have been used to express emotions, share knowledge, discuss philosophical or religious topics, and maintain communication between writers and recipients.
In classical literature, notable epistles include those by authors such as Horace or Ovid, while in modern literature, there are examples of epistles in works by various famous writers. Epistles can be a powerful means of expressing profound thoughts and emotional connections.
