If I wrote one I would keep it limited to an introduction letter that is about one paragraph other than a cover letter.
This will demonstrate to the recruiter writing skills (which is getting to be a tough thing to find these days), and that you took that additional step to introduce yourself.
Be sure to not include any information that you wouldn't otherwise put on a resume or job application such as if you have children, marital status, references to daycare if you have chlidren. (yeah, people really do this).
Just stick with the interests of the job.
I have read a new thing that some people are doing, they are having a very professional picture (face shot)..to put with the resume 'so you can put a face with a name'...I have heard this is extremely effective in getting your resume to jump out.
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