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I was just curious to know how many pages you write a day with a fountain pen? I myself am writing about 15-20 pages trying to break in my New Lamy Studio, and am finding really interesting short stories(maybe more) in doing so!! I know this post is similar to one recently(I believe they were wondering within a week), but, finding myself writing with a fountain pen so much, I just had to ask! Thanks for your responses!

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less than a page!

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Depends. Never less than a page. Sometimes 10 pages or more. I would say two to four is average.

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Usually about 5, sometimes more or sometimes less.

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It depends on the particular actvities of each day, but usually I write 1 or 2 pages. When I get inspired, maybe 5 or even 10.

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If I get the chance to journal every night, about 10 pages. That's front and back. At the present I'm writing in a plain ol' composition book.

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