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Tag Archives: Moleskine
Obvious travel advice and more
Obvious travel advice, including “Mindset matters more than where you go”, and “Don’t confuse scarcity with value. A really good afternoon in the park (a really good one) is maybe about as good as it gets.” I recently purchased what may be … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, Museums, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged guidebooks, Moleskine, Mutter Museum
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Have you ever wondered how those ubiquitous little black Moleskine notebooks got to be so popular ? Are you one of the many millions of devotees who carry one in your pocket or backpack at all times ? Well click … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, History, Tourism, Writing
Tagged England, Ernest Hemingway, Moleskine, Stonehenge, Street Art
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Improving on the Travel Notebook
If you are a writer, or a traveler, or even a travel writer, it’s quite likely that at one time or another you have utilized an iconic Moleskine notebook (or in some of our cases a very good knock-off). But … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Books, Europe, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA, Writing
Tagged London, Milan, Moleskine, New York City
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Ecriture Infinie
Beginning in 2006 at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo, artists Bili Bidjocka and Simon Njami have been traveling the globe inviting creative types to hand write personal messages onto eight huge books. The extraordinary project, titled Ecriture Infinie, focuses … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Asia, Books, Europe, Writing
Tagged Bili Bidjocka, Ecriture Infinie, Moleskine, Mori Art Museum, Museet, Simon Njami, Tokyo, Venice Biennale
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