Notes in a Book Reviews the Flora and Fauna Diary
Travisthetrout of Notes in a Book reviews the Flora and Fauna Diary from Cavallini & Co.
I know I am late with the Diary Review, but they do have a notebook exactly the same style and just a little thicker and with the same paper which you may be interested in if you’re not in the market for a diary. The notebook (and the paper) is from Cavallini & Co.
I love the brightly coloured front cover, which has a vintage but wacky feel to it. The inside cover, rather than being plain is also highly patterned:
Inside the diary we have all the usual additions: personal details, important dates, international dialling codes, time differences, tube map and national rail map. I love the fact that it has a national rail map – that is actually of use to me, more so that the tube (london underground) map, because I rarely go to [...]
A Writer’s Greatest Tool: The Smartphone
We have heard so much about how pens and notebooks serve a writer’s purpose. But here is one instance when a writer prefers the more modern way of dealing with ideas that go out of your head as fast as they come in.
I’m a writer, and I don’t carry a notebook around with me. Heck, I don’t even carry a pen. Do people even use those anymore? Pens. So old school.
Instead, I just use my cell phone. In my life as a writer, there’s been no tool more useful or worth the investment than a smartphone. For such a small device, its benefits are enormous. For writers, the benefits might not be as obvious as they are for, say, money managers, but they‚Äôre no less fantastic. Since owning a smartphone (mostly meaning a phone with a functional Internet connection), I’ve become a far better writer, and in this case I’m [...]
Notes in a Book Reviews the Flora and Fauna Diary
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We have heard so much about how pens and notebooks serve a writer’s purpose. But here is one instance when a writer prefers the more modern way of dealing with ideas that go out of your head as fast as they come in.
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Stepcase Lifehack’s Dustin Wax is a notepad addict, in addition to being a “a paper enthusiast, a connoisseur of the carnet, a gourmand of the grid line, a foodie of foolscap.” In this article, he shares a few more of his finds.
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Travisthetrout of Notes in a Book reviews the Flora and Fauna Diary from Cavallini & Co.
I know I am late with the Diary Review, but they do have a notebook exactly the same style and just a little thicker and with the same paper which you may be interested in if you’re not in the [...]
Carl Jung’s Red Book has been infinitely fascinating to me ever since I read an article about it in The New York Times magazine, and then received the actual book as a gift for Christmas. In this issue of Escape into Life, our newest writer, Julie Andrijeski, walks us through the first part of the [...]
We have heard so much about how pens and notebooks serve a writer’s purpose. But here is one instance when a writer prefers the more modern way of dealing with ideas that go out of your head as fast as they come in.
I’m a writer, and I don’t carry a notebook around with me. Heck, [...]
Write the words on my heart.
Write them then, on the sheets.
The acid free paper,
and the ink that never bleeds.
Follow me on Friday
and if you let me,
I will follow you.
TRIBUTE TO THE GRAMMYS.
Artwork by Calvin James, Creative Director, Sehota & Company
Moleskine Mondays will feature 60 watt the character above doing various different things all drawn in a Moleskine; which is pretty much every artist personal Bible. ENJOY
Artwork by Calvin James, Creative Director, Sehota & Company
She wrote,
about all things that she has seen
the hidden beauty in.
The smell of the bread I baked in the bread maker last night,
of coffee beans being ground in the kitchen.
The music of Enrico Morricone wafting up the stairs,
as fragile and as beautiful as a glass slipper lost on a forgotten staircase.
My Moleskine, on my bed,
alone~
waiting [...]













































Thank goodness– and all that time I thought I was the only notebook addict!