As I have written in my review of the Aurora 88 (which is already 1.5 years ago – wow, time flies!), Italian pens often fall…
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The main writing implements that I personally use are what I call ‘the king and queen of writing’: fountain pens (ink) and (mechanical) pencils (graphite).…
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Scrively exists since about five and a half years now. In this time, I managed to review quite a range of products – mostly fountain pens…
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There is quite a few new pen models that Pelikan has announced in the most recent time. Among others, there was the M205 Moonstone, the…
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There is loads of Kaweco that I have reviewed over the years. Some inks. Some ballpoint and rollerball pens. Some mechanical pencils. But mostly fountain…
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Here comes another installment of the “Comparative Overview-Series” that already has quite a few episodes. This series intends to help with a side-by-side of some…
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Montblanc is a very interesting (pen) maker in many ways. One of the ways I find particularly noticeable is that their cigar shaped 146 &…
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The recent review of the Otto Hutt Design 07 somehow made me realise that there are still some reputable German pen manufacturers out there of…
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As I have frankly admitted in the recent review of the Graf von Faber-Castell Guilloche, I do have some catching up to do when it…
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