Category Archives: Books

Moleskinerie friend Dmitri Popov has a new book: The book is aimed at writers and professionals that use OpenOffice.org Writer. The book focuses on thetasks that are important for writers and professional users alike: designing a book template, getting to … Continue reading →

"Peak is no fool. He knows when he’s being used but he also recognizes the chance for the adventure of a lifetime – and the chance to get to know his dad. So he begins his climb and starts to … Continue reading →

When I was growing up, my mother always earned money. In Korea, she taught piano to the local children, and in America, she worked alongside my father at their small wholesale jewelry shop in Manhattan. When I married my husband, … Continue reading →

Traditionally there have been two types of book repair books, there are those books directed at the library trade, where the end goal is to prepare the book for further intense circulation, and aesthetics take a backseat to durability. The … Continue reading →

Moleskinerie pal Clotilde Dusoulier’s book, "Chocolate and Zucchini" is coming out today. She writes: "Spring has sprung, the publication date of my cookbook is getting closer by the minute, and my book tour, too, although I can’t think too much … Continue reading →

Lately, Sean Phillips has been drawing hordes of hungry super powered zombies and if you visit your local comic shop you’ll certainly see that, but you’ll also get a chance to see a wider variety of the critically acclaimed artist’s … Continue reading →

One cold December morning, Dori Hadar—DJ by night, criminal investigator by day—was digging through crates of records at a flea market in Washington, D.C. There he stumbled into the elaborate world of Mingering Mike—a soul superstar of the 1960s and … Continue reading →

"LibraryThing is an online service to help people catalog their books easily. You can access your catalog from anywhere—even on your mobile phone. Because everyone catalogs together, LibraryThing also connects people with the same books, comes up with suggestions for … Continue reading →

  Nope, this isn’t Photoshop Thursday:) [Thanks JC in Wien]

Goes well with Moleskine: Next month the book Superuse will be launched. Superuse shows supercool examples of re-use architecture .The book is edited by Ed van Hinte designed by Erik Wong and directed by Jan Jongert and Césare Peeren of … Continue reading →