Keel's Simple Diary Volume One (Brown)

In a world where products are out as soon as they're in, where communicating without wires doesn't come without strings, and even our accessories need accessories, we need simple tools. A book that helps us look inside because we are overloaded outside.

There are three reasons why most people, although they have tried, won't keep a diary:

1. Not every day is very eventful.

2. It actually takes a lot of discipline to write.

3. In retrospect, many find what they have written embarrassing.

Keel's Simple Diary(TM) offers structure for those who don't have time to wonder, making it easy to record life's moments. It gives the pleasure of a quick response and the sense that no matter what's wrong, more is right.

This instant classic is filled with refreshing philosophy and original wisdom.

Keel's Simple Diary(TM) entertains, helps you focus and keeps you company.SIMPLEDIARY.COM

In a world where products are out as soon as they're in and where communicating without wires doesn't come without strings, we need simple tools. Keel's Simple Diary(TM) offers structure for those who don't have time to wonder, making it easy to record life's moments. It gives the pleasure of a quick response and the sense that no matter what's...
Philipp Keel is an internationally acclaimed artist and writer. His early influences included Fellini, Sendak, Steinberg and palm trees (not necessarily in that order). He is the author of the best-selling All About Me series with over three million copies in print. Collections of Keel's photography and editions have been published in Look At Me, in Color and in AISA - Images from an Imaginary Continent.
"Simple Diary(TM) is my response to having too much information and not enough meaning, and needing to remember what made me smile."--Philipp Keel
"We round up our press review with a very special volume... Keel's Simple Diary, from TASCHEN, a company that just seems to follow us around everywhere these days. Keel's Simple Diary is our daily psycho-couch rendez-vous. A little bit of navel-gazing never did anybody any harm."--Cerise sur le G�teau Blog, Paris