TCG Letter #95 / Carpenter Letter #61

Tolkien expresses joy at receiving a batch of letters and, discusses the distressing but unsurprising uncensored accounts of Christopher's experiences, and reflects on the negative impact of wireless communications on thought. He shares counsel about enduring life's challenges, acknowledges the difficulty of trench life, and discusses the manners of the past as depicted by Jane Austen. Updates on the author's writing progress, social interactions, and daily activities are provided. The letter ends with an expression of how much he misses Christopher and reflections on the stupidity of war. He also mentions participation in a Christian Council, tutoring, and the arrival of spring.