Write in your books

Posted at May 30, 2006

Kottke links to a new series from Moleskine: City guide books with lots of blank pages for your notes, adresses, stories and drawings. Great idea!

Moleskine City Guides

I wish more books came with blank pages. More space for notes. Books like “Blink” and “Freakonomics” – books that triggers tons of ideas as I read them.

Maybe Moleskine could do some research: Which books would be popular with their biggest fans? Wouldn’t it be cool to have “Blink” with the Moleskine black binding, and lots of extra blank pages? Two extra blank pages after each big idea. Six extra pages after each chapter. And tabs included to mark those special pages. I would buy it. All my books are full of notes and drawings. Books are to be used.

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  • Joseph Hillenmeyer

    I love the idea of incorporating “notes pages” into books. It is a constant for me to record my thoughts on what I am reading and would be all the more convenient to be able to have them self contained within the book itself. I will be interested to see if anyone takes this concept and runs with it. Bravo

  • Joseph Hillenmeyer

    I love the idea of incorporating “notes pages” into books. It is a constant for me to record my thoughts on what I am reading and would be all the more convenient to be able to have them self contained within the book itself. I will be interested to see if anyone takes this concept and runs with it. Bravo

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