But even as I bounce between them, I always keep my real training journal on paper. You know, a notebook. With a pen. And maybe you should, too. Skip to Main Content.

Tips from writers, artists and a social worker that might make the practice less daunting. By Sarah Durn It’s a familiar story: You buy a beautiful notebook, intent on starting a journal, only ...

It is as though the unmarked paper is summoning something—an idea, a verse, a drawing—that might otherwise have stayed inside your head, undeveloped. A notebook thus becomes an extension of ...

As it happens, in the opening chapter of “The Notebook: A History of Thinking on Paper,” Roland Allen describes the creation and marketing of those fashion-forward, overpriced Moleskines.He ...

This 8.5 x 11 reading journal has monthly pages for writing down the book information, but the spaces are still minuscule ...

Part digital and part analog, smart notebooks save your writing and doodlings to the cloud. Here are a few of the best available now.