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Penmanship extraordinary – and the Fountain Pens that made the prolific wordsmiths

On August 5, 2018 By chawm

“That’s elementary, my dear Watson” the creator of Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle used a Parker Duofold, at least, to write many of his timeless creations. Dylan Thomas, the “roistering, drunken and doomed poet”, is said to have used the then popular Parker 51, which was celebrated for its

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Thats Me

Suvobrata Ganguly

I write. I help brands find their salience. I hand-hold young minds as they give shape to their dreams. And I collect Fountain Pens – pieces that helped create the times we live in. They teach me stuff – about precision, craftsmanship, passion, dedication, knowledge, creation – that I try to communicate through them. Trust me, fascinating is putting things mildly.