A Letter to God is written by Gregorio Lopez y Fuentes. It tells the story of a poor farmer named Lencho who depends on his crops for survival. When a hailstorm destroys his fields, he writes a letter to God asking for money. The postmaster, touched by Lencho's faith, collects money and sends it anonymously. However, Lencho doubts the honesty of the post office staff, showing both innocence and irony.
