Louise Brooks is often remembered as a reclusive figure, known for her iconic bob haircut and her mesmerizing performances on screen. However, a closer examination of her life and legacy reveals that this image is far from accurate. Contrary to popular belief, Louise Brooks was not a recluse, but rather a homebody who enjoyed corresponding with friends and acquaintances via mail and telephone. In today’s world, one could argue that the way she engaged with her friends through letters and phone calls was the equivalent of modern-day social media usage. Moreover, she actively contributed to the Eastman Museum, where she spent a considerable amount of time and was in close…