Write Here Pens Blog

10 ways bullet journalling can make you more productive

Bullet journalling is a fancy name for using a pen and notebook to organise your diary, to-do list and personal affairs. It swaps touchscreens for pens and paper and, as a result, is another example of an old tradition that’s making something of a comeback. If you’re...

read more

TWSBI ECO-T Review: Taiwan nods to Heldelberg!

Fans of the TWSBI ECO will be very interested in the new TWSBI ECO-T, a development from our favourite Taiwanese pen manufacturer, TWSBI. The popular – and reasonably priced - ECO has something of a re-vamp, with possibly a nod to Lamy. TWSBI ECO-T Review Don’t worry...

read more

Conklin Pens – 120 years of pens

Roy Conklin got into the pen business the 1890's, so there can be no doubting the companies heritage. In the early years of the 20th Century, Conklin was up there with the "Big Four" manufacturers - Parker, Sheaffer, Eversharp and Waterman - but was eventually...

read more

The Surprising Benefits of Analogue Life

When you bear in mind that most kids wouldn’t know what to do with a CD if it was placed in their hands, it may come as something of a surprise to discover that vinyl records are making a significant comeback. Analogue devices may feel like remnants of a bygone era,...

read more

Introduction to bullet journaling

We’re swamped with choices for taking digital notes. Despite this, a significant number of people are now turning to something rather more traditional. Bullet journaling is, at it’s base level, simply a to-do list, journal and note taker in one analogue package. It’s...

read more

Lamy 2000 mechanical pencil review

  Lamy was founded in 1930 by Josef Lamy, and is German producer of high quality writing instruments. In this review, we take an in-depth look at the Lamy 2000 Mechanical - or should we say ‘propelling pencil’.   The Lamy 2000 mechanical pencil is part of...

read more