diarist

The diarist recorded her thoughts and experiences every day.

As a diarist, she chronicled the events of her life in great detail.

The famous diarist Samuel Pepys documented life in 17th century London.

The diarist's entries provided a glimpse into her innermost thoughts.

She was known as a prolific diarist, filling numerous journals with her reflections.

The diarist's writing style was intimate and engaging, drawing readers into her world.

Many historical insights come from the diarist's personal accounts of the time period.

The diarist's observations of nature were filled with poetic descriptions and vivid imagery.

Being a diarist allowed her to reflect on her emotions and experiences in a meaningful way.

The diarist's entries served as a personal time capsule, capturing moments for future reflection.

This time I read " The Accidental Diarist: A history of the daily planner in America" by Molly McCarthy.

You get all this and more in the work of Helen Garner, the Australian novelist, journalist, diarist and screenwriter.

Years later, after his restoration as king, the 50-year-old Charles II requested a meeting with the writer and diarist Samuel Pepys.

George Templeton Strong, the indefatigable diarist, recognized, on his first visit on June 11, 1859, that the architects were building two different parks at once.

Whether a novice facing a blank page or a seasoned scribbler with years of good meals and gossip in irregular notebooks, almost any diarist has asked themselves that question.