Monolith
$25.00
A BIG notebook for your BIG ideas, the Monolith gives you plenty of space to work with.
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Size Does Matter
For the Monolith, we focused on what people need from a larger notebook. Aside from its different (and larger) size, it’s built with a bit more horizontal space; this gives you more room to write comfortably while still maintaining the notebook's portability. Each Monolith includes a vibrant bookmark, stitched into the sturdy binding, to keep track of exactly where you left off. And of course, we've maintained the paper quality from our existing notebooks—each page is 100GSM fine-grain, acid-free paper.
Page Layouts
Dot Grid / Indentation Rule
Indentation Rule (Both Pages)
Dot Grid (Both Pages)
Down to the Details
| Cover Type | Hardcover |
| Dimensions | 7.25" x 10" |
| Pages | 216 |
| Paper Weight | 100GSM |
| Paper Type | Acid-Free, Fine Grain Paper |
| Ruling | Dot Grid (left) / Indentation Rule (right) or Indentation Rule (both pages) |
| Lay Flat Design | Yes |
United StatesThis is my second. The external format is aesthetically different, but the feel and weight of the paper and dimensions are just like my first. I cannot recall another notebook, other than a similar format Moleskine in which I note specific conversations, which I liked using as much as this one. I would recommend it to anyone who appreciates the experience of writing and creating.
United StatesI'm a high school English teacher who does a LOT of writing and planning, and this is my favorite notebook -- high quality, durable, and a true pleasure to write in.
United StatesHooray! I used the last page in my last book about 3 months ago and ended up buying something else. Now, I have them (I bought 5 just to be safe!). I use these for my work and the size and quality of paper are perfect..just perfect for me.
United StatesThere's no nicer or better value "nice" notebook than the Monolith. When I finished the last page of my campaign journal during quarantine, I was desperate for another Monolith, and they were still out! To start a different campaign earlier (plenty of pandemic time for D&D), I had bought and used the smaller C&Q. It was great, but not *as great*. And they ran out of those, too. I do have a nice Leuchterm journal now for that first campaign, but honestly, I just stocked up on Monoliths to have around for next time!
United StatesI’ve been using Code & Quill for a couple of years. I use fountain pens and wanted a heavier paper weight in a larger form factor. This notebook delivers. I’ve tried Leuchtturm and Moleskin. C&Q is by far my favorite. I look forward to writing in it every morning. Highly recommend.