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Analogue v Digital - Book stuff

Posted by Amanda Fleet on Mar 25, 2020

I've already talked about how I plan/write books here and here. And it will come as no surprise to learn that I will be using the Page One book for planning upcoming novels. But what about 'other stuff' around writing?

Tags: Amanda Fleet, Analogue v digital, Leuchtturm, Write Gear, writing

8 to 1: semi-final 1 - Leuchtturm 1917 v Poach My Lobster

Posted by Amanda Fleet on Jan 01, 2020

In round 1, Leuchtturm beat the Life Noble notebook. In round 2, Poach My Lobster beat the Clairefontaine Deco, but it was much closer. Who will be victorious today? Let battle commence.

Tags: Amanda Fleet, Leuchtturm, notebook, Poach my Lobster

8 to 1... or The Big Notebooks Play-Off

Posted by Amanda Fleet on Nov 06, 2019

Here's the thing... I did a post on my favourite pocket notebook, partly because it was easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy. And then Stu suggested I did a 'competition' between 8 desk-sized books, with pairs of them going head-to-head and the winners going forward until an overall victor emerges. So, that's what I'm going to do over the next couple of months.

First up: Life Noble Note v Leuchtturm 1917

Tags: A5, Amanda Fleet, Clairefontaine, commonplace book, Leuchtturm, Life notebook, Midori, notebook, Palomino, Poach my Lobster, The Alwych, Waverley

Notebooks currently on my desk...

Posted by Amanda Fleet on Aug 28, 2019

There's a good chance that the list of notebooks currently dwelling on my desk, may run to a lot more than you expected! But then, if you've followed my ramblings on here or on my blog (Paper, Pens and Ink), maybe not!

Although the list is long, there are specific functions for (almost) all of these! Honest!

Featuring, amongst others, Clairefontaine, Moleskine, goodInkpressions, Leuchtturm and Cambridge Imprint.

Tags: A5, Amanda Fleet, Bullet journal, Clairefontaine, Leuchtturm, Moleskine, notebooks

My writing notebooks (part 1)

Posted by Amanda Fleet on Mar 13, 2019

I've been writing seriously for well over a decade now, so I have a lot of notebooks that I've used for novel-writing. To cover all of them in one blog-post would leave you all wanting less (a lot less!) so I'll break it up into a couple of posts... Today's post is on the kinds of books I use for capturing ideas.

Tags: A5, Amanda Fleet, books, Leuchtturm, notebooks, Pocket Notebook, Rhodia, writing