Dec 15
First, one from my own wishlist: Alphabetical: How Every Letter Tells a Story And to prepare to impress on New Year’s Eve: Tequila Mockingbird: Cocktails with a Literary Twist For the tree, handmade and ethically sourced: Literary ornaments from Christmas Company To make back pain more fun: Murder, She Tote Nancy Drew …
Dec 19
1. What writer or editor couldn’t use more shelf space for books? These whimsical book ends, many with literary themes, make additional surfaces ready to display beloved books. 2. Christmas Smencils from PerpetualKid.com — a stocking stuffer especially appropriate for journalists, as these scented pencils are made of rolled newspaper. 3. For intrepid DIYers, here’s …
Feb 09
1. Let LOVE reign over your beloved’s workspace with this paperweight inspired by Robert Indiana’s sculpture. Available from the Metropolitan Museum of Art Store. 2. If your sweetheart is a writer or editor, it can be intimidating to write a love letter. I doubt the object of your affection would be feeling critical when …
Dec 14
4. Business Card Case The typical wordsmith might not get away from the keyboard or pencil to socialize very often, but networking is a necessary chore that becomes a bit more fun with a stylish wooden card case. 3. Old-School Ink It may cost just a couple bucks, but a multi-color pen has nostalgic charm …
Dec 05
10. Scrabble Board Coasters There are many creative re-uses of Scrabble tiles and boards available on Esty.com. These coasters are a winner for the word lover who requires rehydration. 9. Reasonable Goals The clever folks at Pretty Bitter can help the most ambitious soul set reasonable goals, using this fun One Thing sticky pad. 8. …
