After two years spent selling handmade wooden pens as a hobby, in 2009 Brian and Rachel Goulet launched Goulet Pens and made it their full-time gig. The. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip.

In an age of screens and keyboarding, when kids hardly learn cursive anymore, fountain pens -- along with their old-timey accoutrements such as blotters, bottled ink and fancy nibs -- are making a ...

The Goulet Pen Co. grew more than 50 percent in 2014, from the previous year. The company sells a couple of luxury fountain pens that retail as high as $650, but many cost less than $50.

Brian and Rachel Goulet never planned on operating a full-fledged company. So when their specialty fountain pen e-commerce business began to take off, the first employees worked out of the Goulets ...

This photo provided by The Goulet Pen Company shows the Namiki Emperor Dragon fountain pen. In our computerized age, the old-fashioned fountain pen _ all jazzed up _ is making a surprise comeback.

The club meets once a month, and people can bring in their fountain pen collections or favorite inks and just share their love of pens." Goulet, who has posted over 2,000 fountain-pen-related ...

Brian Goulet says he used to stock wine inks from a German company for his Goulet Pen Co. but doesn't anymore. Apparently, they didn't sell very well. "As fountain pen inks, they performed OK," he ...

Brian Goulet of Goulet Pens, an online retailer in Richmond, Virginia, suggested that its revival had dovetailed with a trend of consumers returning to analog goods like vinyl records, ...