Category Archives: Opinions

Images courtesy of Moleskine.com Also this week a nice article appearead on Telegraph about how much handwriting is still cool. Must read! (here the one from WSJ of last week) In an age dominated by the dizzying proliferation of digital … Continue reading →

Nice article by Wall Street Journal about how handwriting trains the brain. What do you think? Is that right or not? Researchers are finding that writing by hand is more than just a way to communicate. The practice helps with … Continue reading →

Dear friend Lauren Cerand shared with us the latest episode of Stacked Up, the online show where authors discuss their most treasured books. Diana Balmori, author of A Landscape Manifesto, includes the Moleskine notebooks she illustrates while travelling among her chosen few.  … Continue reading →

Analysis at McGill Daily of how that little black notebook became so popular.  At its most basic psychology, then, choosing Moleskines over generic brands can be considered another way of telling ourselves that it’s all going to work out okay. … Continue reading →

 “I have never before been in a group that was so obviously and clearly pretentious,” he said at the start of his speech. “Do you know how I knew it was pretentious? Moleskines!” he said leaning over to the table … Continue reading →

Anybody out there who can help out? "I've been using moleskines since high school, and I'm going into the archival field after graduate school. Currently, I use a Fisher Space Pen and love the way it writes–especially on a moleskine. … Continue reading →

Peggy Allen sent in a couple of recent notebook sightings in the news. Above, Lt. General Stanley McChrystal seems to be carrying a Moleskine in this picture. (Via Army Images) and below is a screengrab from the raw AP footage … Continue reading →