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Moleskine - Ideal Christmas Stocking Filler
Loved by Ernest Hemmingway amongst others....
Are you looking for something practical yet stylish and ideally memorable? Moleskine my just be the answer. In this modern computer orientated age, Moleskine notebooks are making a nostalgic comeback. What better way to quickly jot down creative ideas, a list of “must do’s” or sketch a scene you wish to commit to memory. Using a Moleskine notebook is far easier than whipping out your laptop and waiting endlessly whilst it boots itself up ready for action. The recent launch of fabpenandpaper.com brings you the opportunity to view a broad selection of fashionable and popular Moleskine notebooks and diaries for 2008.
"Moleskine - stylish and durable"
Not only are Moleskine notebooks stylish they are also durable, as they are made with a thread bound binding and fine Italian acid-free paper. Each Moleskine book is surrounded by a rigid, bound oilcloth “moleskine” cover, has a built-in elastic closure to ensure the cover remains closed when the book is not in use, a ribbon placeholder and an expandable accordion pocket in the back ideal for holding notes, clippings, tickets and other memorabilia. Many famous artists and writers have reportedly used Moleskine notebooks and journals. More recently the travel writer Bruce Chatwin (1940-1989) who was a great fan of the Moleskine Pocket Journal created a resurgence of interest in these notebooks. He is famously quoted as saying "Losing my passport was the least of my worries, losing a notebook was a catastrophe".
Moleskine Journals and Notebooks
by: Tania Ferreira
