Brother 44
When I was on the road for a couple months in my tiny camper I packed an Olivetti Lettera 32.
Rocketbook
It’d be easy to think this review might be about the new Hermes electric typewriter, the Rocketbook. Wouldn’t that be
Olivetti Lettera 31
Wouldn’t you know it, as soon as I finished the Studio 45 review, up pops another Olivetti. This time it
Olivetti Studio 45
When I first started using Olivetti typewriters, I was drawn to their design. The modern shape. The colors. Their ads
One Typed Page
It’s simple really. A page of type. That’s all it takes. If you’ve got a typewriter, you’re a writer for
Top 10 Typewriters for Writers
Here’s ten typewriters that will be sure to please. But before you get into them, I encourage you to read
Turboplaten Type
When I first ran across the Turboplaten, it was featured in a chromed Smith-Corona portable on an eBay auction by
War of the Words
You read Typewriter Review. Great. You bought a typewriter. Fantastic. You pasted The Typewriter Insurgency Manifesto on your bulletin board.
The Writing Cure
November 5, 2019 If you’re one of my North American compadres, then you might’ve noticed a weakening of the sun.
The Muse Within
Every once in a while a comment is posted on Typewriter Review that coincides with something I’ve been thinking about
Restore Your Writing
When it comes to getting your words on paper, nothing gets in the way more than a cranky typewriter. For
Olivetti Lettera 35L
I’ve often considered the 1960s the pinnacle of manual typewriter technology. While some of the top American brands suffered declines
Guest Post – Why I Write With a Typewriter
When it comes to nailing down the vibe to writing with a typewriter, avid TR follower, James D’Ambrosio, sent me
Papa Rules
I learned never to empty the well of my writing, but always to stop when there was still something there
Atlas Typewriter Desk
If you’re a regular follower of Typewriter Review, then you’ll no doubt be in the camp that types its orders
Typewriter Terrors
When I first started mentioning the creature that lives in my typewriter, little did I know I was not alone.
Titans of the Typosphere
When I first got into typewriters, my initial reaction was how could anybody write on such a kooky machine? Though
Hermes 2000
When someone says, it’s new and improved, my first instinct is to ditch the old and get the new. Suddenly
The Muse in the Machine
I started composing a reply to comment made in a post recently, but it was such a thought provoking comment that
Rheinmetall
Like many German typewriters of this era, the Rheinmetall expertly combines form and function. It’s not only good to look
The Perfect Catch
Have you trolled the depths of eBay and are tired of the same old catch? Are you looking to expand
Triumph Perfekt
When I hear the word Triumph, I’m thinking motorcycle. And no, if you’re wondering if this typewriter was made by Triumph
A Typewriter Review
I’m often asked, what’s your favorite typewriter? Unlike the father of many children who dodges this by saying, I love
A Pencil Review
If you’re thinking, like I am, of that era when that phrase could only mean one thing, then read on
Type Outside
If you’re the type of writer who trades their typewriter for treads when the weather turns balmy, there’s no reason
Groma Modell N
For every kind of writer, there’s a typewriter. Groma excels at functional style. While they’ll never win a speed contest, the
The Distraction Zone
Between reality and fiction, between your fingers and the page, where your eyes gaze and wonder what word is best,
Typewriter Pads Reviewed
When it comes to dampening sound and providing a non-slip surface, a typewriter pad is an essential writing accessory. If
Typing is Fundamental
You’ve bought the hype and now you’re sitting at your typewriter wondering how this wonderful writing machine is giving you fits
Book Review. The Typewriter Revolution
The Typewriter Revolution – A Typist’s Companion for the 21st Century Richard Polt The Countryman Press (2015) 384 pages When
Erika M
By the 1930s, typewriters were firmly established in the workplace. While American portables were viewed as the less capable offspring
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