The “Last Book on Planet Earth” was a huge tourist attraction in the museum. Everybody in the crowd could not get a glimpse of it, so images were flashed on huge screens.
Fluttering pages made people sit up and notice. It generated a strange sensation in them. Some even said that a peculiar smell emanated from the specimen. It was a distinct sense of deja vu.
One day, the book was gone. Gone, stolen … by an unknown thief despite the tight security. A piece of paper was found on the spot, in a script that came close to calligraphy.
“Whenever you declare me obsolete, I will come back.
I will come back to write a new book, to start a new page in history.”
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Calligraphy is trending on Google, across the world. There are a few teachers who know the art of writing, and are launching online courses. They are branching into territories unheard of before – poetry, epics, novels of 300 pages … Phew…
It’s going to be a different world..
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Reena Saxena 
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Beautiful. bahut hi achchha. Loved it.
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Thank you so much.
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Well, since they have stopped teaching children cursive writing in some places, calligraphy sounds like a good substitute. Glad to hear it.
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Any kind of writing will do, as long as we don’t forget how to use a pen.
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I’ve always wanted to learn calligraphy. It is becoming a lost art for sure…the sad thing is just basic handwriting is going extinct as well!
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I’m as guilty as anyone else. Keyboards have become the norm.
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