The Moleskine Plain Reporter Notebook is perfect for notes, sketches, and drafts. The notebook is bound at the top, but can be used horizontally and vertically.

Moleskine has been the notebook of European artists and intellectuals for centuries, from Van Gogh to Henri Matisse, and from the exponents of the historical avant-garde movements to Ernest Hemingway.

Pages are acid-free and the last 24 sheets are detachable. The book also features an expandable inner pocket.

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