Analogue Dialogue // Wrapping with Love with Kei and Emil
Welcome to the last episode of Analogue Dialogue in 2022. Sharing gifts in this celebratory season can be one of the ways to show warm and fuzzy feelings to our... Read More
Love for Analogue Stories
Stalogy 365 Days Notebook; a notebook that should have been, is.
Although most of you may have heard of Stalogy, do you know what it means? In this video, we will be taking a little dive into one of our favorite... Read More
NOTEBOOK PEOPLE: An Interview with Mark Wunderlich by Trina O’Gorman
Thank you, dear readers, for indulging me, as I continue this exploration of the idea of “notebook people,” people who are connected by the act or practice of keeping a... Read More
The Word on the Street // A.C.
Back in October I talked a bit about quotes that I keep in a Passport TN insert, along with the recurring themes and patterns of thought which emerge between those... Read More
Analogue Dialogue // Analogue Rituals during Holiday Season // Emil and Wakako
Welcome to BK Analogue Dialogue! Since the holiday season brings "a lot" to many of us, Emil and I thought it would be fun to chat about what kind of... Read More
NOTEBOOK PEOPLE: An Interview With Annie Simpson by Trina O’Gorman
Do you remember how old you were when you first started keeping a notebook? I don’t know how accurate my memory of my own experience is. When I tell the... Read More
On Quote Books As Breadcrumb Trails // A.C.
Planner season is nigh, and my various notebooks and covers are playing musical chairs as I configure next year’s setup. Not only that, they’re condensing, consolidating, as if bulking up... Read More
Analogue Dialogue // Welcome Nolty 2023 Planner! // Kei and Wakako
Thank you, everyone, who joined us for this Analogue Dialogue! We appreciate your company and all of the comments and questions. Kei and I had a lot of fun sharing... Read More
NOTEBOOK PEOPLE: An Interview With Michael Downey // Trina O’Gorman
I was an undergraduate creative writing major in my late teens or very early twenties when I first read Joan Didion’s essay collection, Slouching Towards Bethlehem, and came across the... Read More