Extra Fine Writing
Ricardo“a stationery fever dream” - The Pen Addict podcast, describing this blog
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This is the best fountain pen accessory AND it only costs $1
This is a spring-loaded ink syringe. It costs a dollar.
This syringe holds about one converter’s worth of ink.
You can use it to fill up cartridges, converters, and any pen with a captive filling mechanism (including pistons, if you can r...
Just buy a Pilot Parallel already
This is the Pilot Parallel.
I have a bunch of them.
I know: it looks like a cheap plastic pen. It is. They’re like $10-$15 on Amazon.
You’re not buying it for the body. You’re buying it for the nib.
And you can put these nibs in other...
Check it out, a weird little pen that looks like a coffee pot
Review: Weird Little Coffee Pen
This is the Mazzuoli Moka.
You may not be familiar with the name, so let me break it down: It looks like a moka pot and was designed by Giuliano Mazzuoli.
background, right: shark wearing a hawaiian sh...
Make all your pens glow in the dark with one neat trick
1. The most cigar-shaped pen
This is the Diplomat XO. I got it and an Aero Rhomb in exchange for that Stipula I returned. And this is a good pen.
The XO comes in a special edition Diplomat box, by which I mean it’s the same as the regu...
Which pen got you into fountain pens?
This is the Pelikan M205 Demonstrator. It’s the pen that got me into this hobby.
My wife got it for me as a Christmas gift many years ago as a “I hope he likes this” gift. I did, and she discovered an entire niche of gifts she can buy me f...
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