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Need a Love Letter? Sign Up for the Pro's Prose New Yorker offering free holiday cheer

Updated 4:18 PM EDT, Mon, Jan 26, 2009

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A little extra affection can go a long way during the holiday season.

A Little Love (Letter) Can Go a Long Way

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A Williamsburg resident is putting pen to paper to help you express your most heart-felt thoughts this holiday season.

At least that's what one Brooklyn man is counting on, with free love letters to strangers.

Jake Bronstein spent the holidays sending out about 100 love letters, all to people he's never met. The marketing consultant hatched the project in hopes of spreading some holiday cheer this month.

Those in need of Bronstein's mastery only had to visit his Web site, submit their addresses and wait for the pro's prose to arrive in the mail.

Bronstein and his girlfriend do the writing together, and sometimes get sidetracked and end up writing love notes to each other.

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  • Anonymous Tuesday, Dec 30 at 1:47 PM FLAG COMMENT oooh send me one to nbc san diego LOL
  • Anonymous Tuesday, Dec 30 at 11:27 AM FLAG COMMENT you have to go to his website and leave your info...not on here!!!! duh.
  • Darelynn Tuesday, Dec 30 at 8:43 AM FLAG COMMENT Please send me a love letter??? Darelynn at 185 Terrace Ave, Trucksville, PA 18708. Feel free to use my real name.
  • thea hildebrand Monday, Dec 29 at 7:47 PM FLAG COMMENT this is a great thing ur doing..... 1407 johnson ave apt 3 pt pleasant nj 08742

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