From
The New Yorker's January 25, 2020 profile of
Neil Gaiman: "He wears black: black socks, blackjeans, black T-shirts, black boots, and black jackets whose pockets are loaded with
small black notebooks and
pots of fountain-pen ink in shades like raven." (Emphasis added)
Small black notebooks--Moleskine? And he carries around fountain pen ink in his pockets! Raven ink sounds interesting.
moleskines indeed - I read an article a few days ago that outed Gaiman as a moleskine addict :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I carry around a small black Moleskine. Love sitting in coffee shops and people watch and people hear!
ReplyDeleteThis post reminded me of how much I loved fountain-pens. The only writing implement my teachers at Catholic School allowed.
I now want to use them again!
And ink as black as Poe's bird? Fabulous.
Got ink?
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