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Re: How Do You Like Me Now

One of my favorite types of blog post that Stephen Brown posts are from his "How Do You Like Me Now" series which you can check out here . This series is a really cool concept that piggy-backs off of a review. In these reviews, Dr. Brown reviews pens that he has already done reviews on. The key is to get to really know the pen in between the two reviews. The point of the second review is to point out new things about the pen that one would only notice after using the pen for a while. This may sound redundant, but I see it as a good way to see the characters that pens can develop over time. Or perhaps you just discovered something after the initial review that you found interesting or important and deserves a new review in order to cover this new discovery. One of the best parts of the review is to hear how the pen has changed in the owner's eyes. Is a pen more solid than it appeared at first? Does it write in a unique way that you have found in no other pen? Th...

Next Pen?

I am reaching out to you, my readers, for this next post. I need help with a very important decision. What pen should I get next? In order to simplify the decision, I have narrowed it down to two pens: the TWSBI Vac700 and the Kaweco Sport AL blue stonewash. This came about when I made my Top 5 Fountain Pens Under $30 post. I was looking for pens in a reasonable price range for beginners, when I found these pens online. Of course I had heard about these pens before, but they really seemed to click for me and now my dilemma is that I want them both. They are both great pens in the price range around $70 so price is not so much of a factor in this decision. For the Vac700 by TWSBI, a new filling system is used to entice me. This fountain pen has a filling system known as a vacuum filler. This type of filling system uses a vacuum to draw ink into the pen. A knob (similar to a piston knob) twists at the end of a pen. Once it is fulling unscrewed, it can be pulled back. ...

Top 5 fountain pens under $30

Fountain pens can seem daunting at first. Especially when you look at the prices of some of the nicer pens you see everyone talking about. Luckily, it doesn’t necessarily have to eat at your wallet! Inexpensive pens can help someone try out fountain pens without breaking the bank. This top 5 list of fountain pens under $30 are great for people testing the waters, gift giving, and possibly taking the next step in your fountain pen journey. Pilot Varsity $2 This is a wonderful pen for any beginner who is curious about what fountain pens are. This disposable fountain pen allows you to try out the fountain pen nib (the part of the pen that touches the paper) without the hassle of cleaning and caring for a pen when it is out of ink: you simply toss it when you’re done. This pen comes in a variety of colors and can also be found in assorted packs of 7 pens for $10 for those who like to change colors often. Platinum Preppy $3 The Platinum Preppy is only a dollar more tha...

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