Posts Tagged: Stationery

Continuing the theme of yesterday’s post – writing, just do it – this wonderful video from Field Notes features writing’s elusive partner:  inspiration.

I’m sitting here listening to Storm Isha battering our battened hatches, and remembering Storm Eunice. I was ‘trapped’ in London for an extra day but managed to find shelter from the storm in Hawksmoor Borough. Desperate times and all that… As a fountain pen user, I have a Sunday ritual of cleaning and filling my… Continue Reading ›

If you write with a pencil, you get three different sights at it to see if the reader is getting what you want him to. First when you read it over; then when it is typed you get another chance to improve it, and again in the proof. Writing it first in pencil gives you… Continue Reading ›

Wonderfully analogue – surprisingly moving. Via The Cramped

The Baron Fig Confidant Notebook is a Kickstarter success story where three friends came together to create their perfect notebook. As of this week Baron Fig now ship to the UK, and they have kindly sent me a Confidant to review. I thought however that I would start with an ‘unboxing’ of the Confidant, which I realise… Continue Reading ›

In a world where we consume and replace items at an alarming rate, and where there is a multi-billion-dollar industry in protective cases for our devices, it feels as if almost everything we carry is new and blemish-free. Which is why I love items such as the iPhone in my original Aged to Perfection, and… Continue Reading ›