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Keren Taylor, founder of WriteGirl.org tells us her story.... I was a singer/songwriter in New York City, and was invited to lead some songwriting workshops for teens. That was really impactful for me. I saw firsthand how much teens really did not like to write — but also how their energy shifted when they were inspired, with some guidance. I knew I wanted to do more of that, and help igni... Read more
Journal Therapy - Writing to Heal
This post was originally published in November, 2018. It has been updated with personal stories ...
Where to Find a Really Nice Pen
Pen Shows! The Los Angeles International Pen Show is once again being held at the Westdrift hot...
Great Reasons for Keeping a Handwritten Journal
It’s a tactile means of finding your inspiration and unleashing creativity within. There are many...
Putting Pen to Paper
Selecting the right pen - a guide for pen collectors and journalers It is said that there is a to...
The Words That Make Me
My first journal entry was exactly two sentences long . ...And they were short sentences on top o...
Finding Elegance in Everyday Things - A Simple Sheet of Paper
A plain sheet of paper becomes refined art, just by adding thoughts. A brief guide: Opening a jo...
My Commonplace Book – what is that?
I'm too sloppy for planners and not patient (or creative) enough for bullet journals. Recently, I...
Through Good Times and Bad, My First Journal
"Hello." That was my first word committed to fresh white paper in my new little leather journal. ...
Unleashing Creativity Through Elegant and Invigorating Heirlooms– an Epica story...
What if… your great-grandmother, Serena, was born in a small village in the Province of Siena, It...
Personalization Throughout History
“To all those who lead monotonous lives, in the hope that they may experience at second hand the ...
Preserving Memories with DIY Mixed Media Crafts
Shuffling boxes around in the closet you stumble on an old shoebox of pictures. As you sit down t...
Back to School, Back to Youth: My Journal Takes Me There
In my eighth grade English class, my teacher gave us a “puke on paper” exercise. Like any 14-yea...