7 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
Aaron Hsu's newsletter mixes detailed, hands-on tests of affordable pens (judged on glide, feedback and wetness) with in-depth explanations of array programming in APL. It also announces APL workshops and related events.
Personal reviews and commentary on carefully designed everyday objects, especially fountain pens, luggage, clothing and outdoor gear. Readers get detailed hands-on impressions covering materials, construction, fit and finish, and how products hold up in use.
A UK fountain pen blogger publishes detailed, opinionated reviews and reflections on pens, inks and stationery, such as a hands-on comparison of Sailor 1911 nibs and a candid yearly wrap-up of collecting habits. It suits readers who want informed, personal takes on specific pens rather than news or sales listings.
A personal blog-style newsletter featuring first-person recaps of the DC Pen Show alongside occasional reflective essays. Readers get an insider's view of the fountain pen show scene from someone who works a vendor table, plus personal life and career lessons.
A personal blog-style newsletter about fountain pens, inks and ink swatching, with occasional daily photos. Readers get first-person purchase notes and hands-on usage findings from a hobbyist.
A personal journal-style newsletter where the writer shares daily morning pages on sobriety-related resistance, fountain pens, and reading, mainly Russian literature. Readers get brief reflections on recovery, pen and ink notes, and reading links.
A community newsletter run for fountain pen enthusiasts, mostly coordinating the annual Secret Santa gift exchange with signup, matching and shipping instructions. Readers get logistics, FAQs and gift guidance for the exchange rather than broader pen reviews or essays.
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