If you're struggling to find that perfect gift for a writer in your life, look no further.
In this article you'll find ideas for bookends, journals and pens, jewellery, software and much more!
1. Industrial Steampunk Lamp
Need something cool and unique to prop up all of those books and read your books on those dark winter evenings?
This lamp is in the style of a steampunk robot that sits neatly at the end of your desk or table.
In this article you'll find ideas for bookends, journals and pens, jewellery, software and much more!
1. Industrial Steampunk Lamp
Need something cool and unique to prop up all of those books and read your books on those dark winter evenings?
This lamp is in the style of a steampunk robot that sits neatly at the end of your desk or table.
2. Creative Co-Op Metal Arrow Bookend Set
These unique bookends feature an arrow's feathers on one bookend and the arrowhead on the other. Making it seem as though the arrow is piercing through any row of books placed between them.
3. Adjustable Metal Book Ends
Heavy duty non-skid bookend. This handy book end will extend to hold your favourite books.
4. The Storymatic
Storymatic includes 540 cards that kick starts the imagination. Pull out cards from each category and let the storytelling begin. Fabulous for writing groups and writers experiencing writer's block.
5. Author Jewellery
I love this handmade charm bracelet with Love/Slider Letters/Book Charm across it. What's more it's real leather.
6. Alice in Wonderland Writing Gloves
An unusual gift find, American-made. Super soft 100% cotton knit fabric with white and black text. The makers Storiarts also offer gloves and scarves in:
7. The Raven Edgar Allen Poe
10. Sense and Sensibility
11. Dragon Home
Speech-to-text software, easy on the fingers. Speak and the words appear immediately on the page. Many well known writers have already started using this kind of software.
12. 100 Books Bucket List
A list of the 100 most beautiful novels ever written, easily scratched off as you read them. A great gift for any book worm who thinks they've read them all.
13. Leather Journal
Handmade leather journal notepad with unlined paper, you can use to write in or illustrate your books with.
14. Audible Plus
Why not buy them an Audible Plus subscription, so they can listen to their favourite books, podcasts and originals on any device.
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