As I grow older, nobody can read my cursive but my fountain pen still serves me well and my printing is still readable. Report comment. Reply. Chris Maple says: September 19, 2023 at 8:18 pm ...

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But I never really "lost" my cursive, and once I started writing exclusively with fountain pens about 10 years ago, I moved to using almost exclusively cursive.

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Fountain pens became more commonplace than dip pens around the time of the World War I, although early 20th-century schoolchildren were still learning how to write with the older implements.

Is the fountain pen a curious example of an old-fashioned object surviving the winds of change? ... they are associated with long, sinuous lines of cursive script. Sales figures are on the up.

I’m a fast typist, but if I write cursive with a fountain pen, I’m just as fast. And the fact is, writing with a fountain pen is satisfying and much more fun than a ball point.