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Since ancient times, the letter has been one of the forms of communication or written conversation with those who are absent. It is thought that 4,000 BC in China and 2,500 BC in Egypt, there were already networks of messengers (slaves or free men) who circulated a number of missives between towns and people. In ancient Rome, the emperor Augustus created an efficient and regular state mail organisation throughout the Empire.

The first example of a letter, in clay tablets (followed by those in terracotta) appeared at the end of the 3rd millennium BC, Babylon and

With the emergence of the Internet, these letters often began to appear written on electronic pages sent by e-mail. Often, there is a context of complicity between the interlocutors resulting from the environment, relationships or situations with which they are familiar.