Michelle Janning received her Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Notre Dame. She is Professor of Sociology at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington. She has published numerous book chapters and articles on family relations and material culture, authored the book The Stuff of Family Life: How Our Homes Reflect Our Lives (2017), and edited the collection Contemporary Parenting and Parenthood: From News Headlines to New Research (2018). She has received a Fulbright Specialist Grant and teaching awards, and her work has appeared in national and international television, radio, Internet, and print outlets, including U.S. News and World Report, Real Simple, The Verge, Author Story, and Positive Parenting Radio. Go to www.michellejanning.com to learn more.

• 1: The Stuff of Love: The Historical and Cultural Significance of (Saving) Love Letters; 2: The Digitization of Love: Technology and Communication Within Romantic Relationships; 3: Space Matters: Where and How Love Letters are "Curated"; 4: Time Matters: Nostalgia, Preserving Love Letters, and the Social Construction of Time and Memory; 5: Love Letters as Both Individual and Collective: The Public Significance of Private Communications; Methodological Appendix

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Michelle Janning received her Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Notre Dame. She is Professor of Sociology at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington. She has published numerous book chapters and articles on family relations and material culture, authored the book The Stuff of Family Life: How Our Homes Reflect Our Lives (2017), and edited the collection Contemporary Parenting and Parenthood: From News Headlines to New Research (2018). She has received a Fulbright Specialist Grant and teaching awards, and her work has appeared in national and international television, radio, Internet, and print outlets, including U.S. News and World Report, Real Simple, The Verge, Author Story, and Positive Parenting Radio. Go to www.michellejanning.com to learn more.

• 1: The Stuff of Love: The Historical and Cultural Significance of (Saving) Love Letters; 2: The Digitization of Love: Technology and Communication Within Romantic Relationships; 3: Space Matters: Where and How Love Letters are "Curated"; 4: Time Matters: Nostalgia, Preserving Love Letters, and the Social Construction of Time and Memory; 5: Love Letters as Both Individual and Collective: The Public Significance of Private Communications; Methodological Appendix

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Michelle Janning received her Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Notre Dame. She is Professor of Sociology at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington. She has published numerous book chapters and articles on family relations and material culture, authored the book The Stuff of Family Life: How Our Homes Reflect Our Lives (2017), and edited the collection Contemporary Parenting and Parenthood: From News Headlines to New Research (2018). She has received a Fulbright Specialist Grant and teaching awards, and her work has appeared in national and international television, radio, Internet, and print outlets, including U.S. News and World Report, Real Simple, The Verge, Author Story, and Positive Parenting Radio. Go to www.michellejanning.com to learn more.

• 1: The Stuff of Love: The Historical and Cultural Significance of (Saving) Love Letters; 2: The Digitization of Love: Technology and Communication Within Romantic Relationships; 3: Space Matters: Where and How Love Letters are "Curated"; 4: Time Matters: Nostalgia, Preserving Love Letters, and the Social Construction of Time and Memory; 5: Love Letters as Both Individual and Collective: The Public Significance of Private Communications; Methodological Appendix

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