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Paw Prints — Rhodia

Thought-Camera

Posted by Stuart Lennon on

Thought-Camera

Unless you're new here, you already know that I keep journals. Lots of them.

This year, I began a new one. My OYNB journal.

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Knitting notebook

Posted by Amanda Fleet on

Knitting notebook

Why am I keeping a knitting notebook? Because knitting with my mum - whether at a "Knit and Natter" group or just the two of us sitting knitting together - has brought us even closer, and I know I will want to look back on that journey in the future.

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Best pens for Moleskine?

Posted by Amanda Fleet on

Best pens for Moleskine?

Over the last few years, Moleskines have been getting a rough press over the quality of their paper. I've not been a huge lover, to be honest, but then, I'm also one of the few in the world who wouldn't use Field Notes because of the paper quality. So, how bad are Moleskine (and Field Notes) with different pens? And if you're not a fountain pen user, do you even care that the paper doesn't cope with a Conklin Durograph laying down a lake of ink with every stroke? (No, probably not!) Okay, well here are the specs on some Moleskines....

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Let's get Webby to wumble

Posted by Scribble Monboddo on

Let's get Webby to wumble

Clairefontaine make excellent paper for fountain pen users, and they make it for their sub-brand Rhodia too. It's so good that you may well want some that you can put in your pocket, and here it is.

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My writing notebooks (part 1)

Posted by Amanda Fleet on

My writing notebooks (part 1)

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.

 

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