Erase all doubts, Moleskine is now a must-have for the ever-evolving man, as recently mentioned on Gear Patrol, a website that caters to the needs of the specie. "The thought of keeping a journal that contains my actual writings, done … Continue reading →

Time Online’s Kate Muir attends an event on a cold, winter night in London and leaves with an observation that includes our favorite little black book. "He opens his mouth. With one accord, the audience takes out its black Moleskine … Continue reading →

Caroline Stanley discusses the Moleskine phenomenon at the brand-new flavorwire, the cultural news and critique blog of flavorpill. "Today’s rank-and-file Moleskine owners might disagree. In 2005 Americans bought roughly 2.25 million of the notebooks, and the numbers have had nowhere … Continue reading →

Via Notebookstories, this intriguing news: A sketchbook containing 14 original Picasso drawings has been found in a spot check by customs officers at Zurich airport. The Federal Culture Office said on Wednesday that the total market value of the sketches, … Continue reading →

Claudia Tani interviews Moleskinerie friend Clotilde Dusoulier, the 29-year-old Parisienne behind the award-winning food blog Chocolate & Zucchini. Here’s a snip: "Which is, in your opinion, the inner taste of Paris? It is, I think, a unique blend of old … Continue reading →

Photographer Erik Gauger was featured on Saturday’s Oregonlive.com Travel section. He describes firsthand travel experiences and the lessons they teach. "More than a few times today, I have asked myself why. Why am I still travel blogging 10 years after … Continue reading →

Shirley Braley sent us this clipping from Vogue Australia: "Of all places to see this, Australian Vogue ( www.vogue.com.au) is pushing Moleskine notebooks as one of the "must-have" work accessories, along with Louis Vuitton handbags, Cartier pens, and Bulgari jewelry.Who … Continue reading →

Our friend Chet Chin in Malaysia sent this link from their Sunday morning paper:"…would Malaysians pay top dollar for an empty notebook? “I had no hesitation in getting it — even if some people say that it’s too pricey for … Continue reading →

More Moleskine press from the Far East Southeast Asia, this time from one of the Philippines’ largest dailies: "The next time you find yourself doodling in class, don’t stop. Your notebook art might take you far. Just ask 25-year-old Anna … Continue reading →

Kate Rockwood reviews several travel "re-imagined" guide books, including our favorite. Here’s a snip: Like everything Moleskine, City Notebook ($17.95) is exactly what you make of it. Those who like to document as much as discover will delight in its … Continue reading →