Cahier Books

Ernest Hemingway began his long and prodigious career by writing in longhand in notebooks, or what were then known as cahiers. 1920's Paris was where Papa Hemingway spent countless hours inside the Left Bank cafes,crafting and carving out sentences and paragraphs inside a cahier just like this one. After a while, he had his first short stories. Soon, he'd written his first novel. You will too someday. Cahier No. 1 is the perfect place to start. Perfect as a gift for an aspiring writer, or the for the aspiring writer in you. Carry this around with you, and write whenever the spirit hits you.

“All you have to do is write one true sentence. Write the truest sentence that you know.”—Ernest HemingwayErnest Hemingway began his long and prodigious career by writing in longhand in notebooks, or what were then known as cahiers. 1920's Paris was where Papa Hemingway spent countless hours inside the Left Bank cafes crafting and carving out sentences and paragraphs inside a cahier just like this one. After he filled it, he typed his words into manuscript pages. After a while, he had his first short stories. Eventually, he had his first novel. You will someday too. From New York Times and USA Today bestselling Thriller Award winning author, Vincent Zandri, comes a series of inspiring cahiers or notebooks for would-be, newbie writers to pen their first short stories or novels. These inspirational notebooks are also great for the seasoned writing professional. Carry them with you to the local coffee house or to a cafe in Paris or Rome, where you can craft your masterpiece inside the most romantic setting possible, just like Hemingway did once upon a time. Grab your caheir now for yourself or as a gift for the writer in your life. "Vincent Zandri hails from the future."--The New York Times

“I am aware of being in a beautiful prison, of which I can only escape by writing.”—Anais Nin. Anais Nin was famous for writing by long hand in her diaries or what were known in France as cahiers. Rich, deeply emotional, often sensual stories about love and loss. Now, by writing in long hand in this notebook, you too can experience the same kind of creative output that Anais did while writing in the cafe's of early 20th century Paris. From New York Times and USA Today bestselling Thriller Award winning author, Vincent Zandri, comes a series of inspiring cahiers or notebooks for would-be, newbie writers to pen their first short stories or novels. These inspirational notebooks are also great for the seasoned writing professional. Carry them with you to the local coffee house or to a cafe in Paris or Rome, where you can craft your masterpiece inside the most romantic setting possible, just like Anais Nin did once upon a time. Grab your caheir now for yourself or as a gift for the writer in your life. Collect them all and cherish them forever. "Vincent Zandri hails from the future."--The New York Times

Perhaps the most idealized writer of the Lost Generation was F. Scott Fitzgerald. His Great Gatsby inspired the likes of Hemingway to come to Paris and learn from the master. Fitz wrote on in the Paris cafés of his choice, sipping brandy while writing in cahiers just like this one. I think Fitz would get a kick out of knowing that 100 years after he published his first novel, a new writer would be starting his or her own masterpiece the same way he began his—writing by longhand in a blank notebook...From New York Times and USA Today bestselling Thriller Award winning author, Vincent Zandri, comes a series of inspiring cahiers or notebooks for would-be, newbie writers to pen their first short stories or novels. These notebooks are also great for the seasoned writing professional. Carry them with you to the local coffee house or to a cafe in Paris or Rome, where you can craft your masterpiece inside the most romantic setting possible, just like F. Scott Fitzgerald did once upon a time. Grab your cahier now for yourself or as a gift for the writer in your life. Collect them all and cherish them forever.

Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gertrude Stein, TS Elliot, and more began their literary careers by writing in longhand in notebooks, or what were then known as cahiers. 1920's Paris was where these authors spent countless hours inside the Left Bank cafes, crafting and carving out sentences and paragraphs inside a cahier just like this one. The prose they crafted in these notebooks became classics. Maybe the prose you write in your cahier will be a classic someday too. Cahier No. 5 is the perfect gift for an aspiring writer, or the for the aspiring writer in you. Carry this around with you, and write whenever the spirit hits you....From New York Times bestselling author, Vincent Zandri, comes a series of cahiers designed to inspire you to pen the novel you've always wanted to write.

1920's Paris, Florence, and Berlin were electric places for emerging writers and poets. They were rebellious and young and looking to make their mark on the literary world. These budding authors spent countless hours inside the many European cafes, crafting and carving out sentences and paragraphs inside a cahier, or notebook, just like this one. The prose they crafted in these notebooks became classics. Maybe the prose you write in your cahier will be a classic someday too. Cahier No. 6 is the perfect gift for an aspiring writer, or the for the aspiring writer in you. Carry this around with you, and write whenever the spirit hits you....From New York Times bestselling author, Vincent Zandri, comes a series of cahiers designed to inspire you to pen the novel or book of poems you've always wanted to write. Collect them all.