 Telegraph.co.uk | Fountain pen sales double Telegraph.co.uk Meanwhile Robin Chapman, who wrote to the Telegraph from the south of France, said: “I use a quill; always have done, always will. Those from a peacock's wing feather are both sturdy and well balanced, and in plentiful supply about my garden. |
 New York Daily News | 'Quill' brings insight, drama in story of a guide dog New York Daily News Quill, named for his feather-like birthmark, doesn't come from a family of guide dogs (often preferred by trainers), but he takes to it with competence. The cranky man he's paired with grows to trust Quill as thoroughly as Quill understands him. |
The Powers That Flow From a Pen Wall Street Journal "To think he wrote it all with a feather!" What Sam Goldwyn reportedly said of Shakespeare's works is not as silly as it sounds. Henry James wrote with a quill pen too, until he hurt his arm, and with dictation his style changed. |
Greendale man's home holds all that he finds special Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Some of the lettering is in gold, and it was all done with a feather quill on calfskin vellum, the same vellum used in the Middle Ages. I had it bound in London in different leathers in a burgundy color. It includes prose and poetry from world ... |
Politicians cannot indefinitely ignore voters' desire for an EU referendum Telegraph.co.uk Fountain pens are delightful, but a luxury for amateurs. SIR – I use a quill; always have done, always will. Those from a peacock's wing feather are both sturdy and well balanced, and in plentiful supply about my garden. |
