The Writer’s Epiphany Notebook - Space Woman Cover

Inspiration hits and you scramble for a scrap of paper, a notebook, your notes app, anything.

You scribble your idea and breathe a sigh of relief. You won't forget this one like hundreds before.

When you sit down to write, you know you have an idea you want to use. You remember writing it down. But where the hell is it? In the pile of sticky notes? Nope. In your notebook? Which notebook? Which page?

You spend your limited writing time tearing through all your papers and digital notes for that one idea... And discover a dozen others you completely forgot about and should have folded into your story weeks ago.

And you still don't find the one you wanted.

What you need is a method that doesn't require you to change your current system of creative chaos but enables you to actually find your notes when you need them.

Introducing The Writer’s Epiphany Notebook: Every idea for every project, all in one place.

You can still write on whatever is handy. The only difference is, you’ll actually find your ideas later.

Our solution is so simple, that we’re amazed more notebooks don’t use it: Numbered pages and an index to record what’s on each page.

When inspiration strikes, write it down anywhere in the notebook. Then, flip to the index and record the page number with the project name and a short description. Now, you'll know exactly where everything is.

You don't need to be carefully organized with complex tagging systems or tracking. Just use the page numbers to keep a running list.

• Tape a sticky note, napkin, or scrap of paper to a numbered page.
• Paperclip on the piece of paper where you hastily drew your map.
• Jot down your brilliant thoughts on a random page as you slowly build your world bible.
• When you add content, simply turn to the index and record the page number.

No more wasted time searching for lost sticky notes and Word Docs.

The details:

• Lined pages for notes.
• Blank pages for maps and character sketches.
• Dotted pages for charts, timelines, and diagrams.
• Large size (7x9) with 250 pages, so there’s tons of room for brainstorming, drawing maps, and hastily scribbling notes at 3 am.
• Tough binding, so your pages will never fall out.
• Sturdy hardcover with glossy finish or flexible soft cover.
• Cream colored pages that are gentle on your eyes.

The Writer’s Epiphany Notebook: Every idea for every project, all in one place.

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