Misfill, Deep Dark Edition

Each week in Refill, the Pen Addict Members newsletter, I publish Ink Links as part of the additional content you receive for being a member. And each week, after 10 to 15 links, plus my added commentary on each, I'm left with many great items I want to share. Enter Misfill. Here are this weeks links:

— Diamine Cult Pens Deep Dark Inks (Mountain of Ink)

— review: robert oster signature direct sun (ink between the teeth)

— Lamy Made a Pen with Wacom EMR Digital Writing Tech (Cool Material)

— Reviewing the Dingbats Case Bound A5 Notebook (Write eXperience)

— Madrid Pen Show 2019 (Crónicas Estilográficas)

— My Very First Impressions of the New 16-inch MacBook Pro (The Newsprint)

— Over 300 Books Are Available for Free Download in the Getty Museum's Virtual Library (Hyperallergic)

— Journal Accessory Review: Himekuri Sticky Calendar (The Well-Appointed Desk)

— The UN's World Health Organization Says Art Is a Powerful Prescription (Hyperallergic)

— » Keeping a Gratitude Journal (Rhodia Drive)

— My Jibun Techo: The Planner Geek's Planner (The Gentleman Stationer)

— A decade of Plannerisms!!! (Plannerisms)

— Zebra Sarasa Clip Peanuts Limited Edition Review (Writing at Large)

— This ‘Adventure Journal’ Belongs in Your Backpack (GearJunkie)

Want to catch the rest, plus extra articles, reviews, commentary, discounts, and more? Try out a Pen Addict Membership for only $5 per month!

Kokuyo Jibun Techo Biz Diary 2020 Giveaway Winner

It’s almost time to crack open your 2020 planner - are you ready? I have a few more to give away before the end of the year, and I’m not sure any are more detailed and thorough than the Kokuyo Jibun Techo Biz Diary 2020. It’s a mastermind-level layout for planning your days down to the hour.

Congrats Ahmedyonis! I’ve sent you an email to collect your shipping address.

Sunderland Machine Works MK1

My thanks to Sunderland Machine Works for sponsoring The Pen Addict this week.

The Sunderland Machine Works MK1 has made its triumphant return to a machined pen market that greatly benefits from its existence.

The design of the MK1 stands out for what you can’t see. Sure, it is fantastic on the outside and provides a comfortable writing experience. But, the engineering hidden under the grip section gives the MK1 a threadless appearance while still allowing the cap to screw on securely.

The cap also posts on the back of the pen without the use of threads, and the pen allows you to use any Pilot G2 compatible refill for a smooth writing experience. The anodized barrel colors are sharp and vibrant, making the MK1 a perfect gift for you, or any Pen Addict, this holiday season.