Being a writer is a tough job. There are times when we need to buy gifts for ourselves or beg our family until they get us something. Either way, there’s some creative gifts out there that us writers nee- I mean want.

Writer’s block – Every writer experiences writer’s block. It can be one of the most bewildering moments in a writer’s career. Well, it’s an actual object now too. It’s great to blame; I have one myself.
Litographs – This site is the best. Anything you want from shirts to posters from a book is here. Each of their designs has every word from the book.

Aqua notes – Some of the best ideas come in the shower and not just for winning arguments. Over the years, I’ve gotten brilliant story ideas during shower time, but I forget them by the time I get out. This waterproof notepad is a must.
Nite note – Another annoying wonder is getting great story ideas in the middle of the night. With this pad, it doesn’t matter how dark the room is. You can see paper with its built-in light to write those wonderful ideas down.
642 things to write about – This book works. The pages have different story concepts that give writers ideas to brainstorm with. There are hundreds of ideas in here from comedy to romance, from non-fiction to fantasy, and more.
Novelist at work warning sign – All of us, at some point or another, get interrupted while writing. This can make it difficult to get back into the writing mood. This sign warns others around you that you are in “novel writing mode” before they force you to come back to reality.

Careful or you’ll end up in my novel shirt – This shirt is a perfect warning to everyone around you. With this shirt, they can understand that their words and actions are being monitored in case they do something novel-worthy. At least now they get the warning ahead of time.
The writer’s toolbox – Some people have their toolbox for fixing the house and we have ours for writing. It has different exercises to help with sentence variation, character descriptions, and more. This is the perfect gift to help get a story started.
Invisible bookshelf – After you finish writing your awesome book, you’ll need somewhere to put it. This invisible bookshelf lets people think that your books are so amazing that they can float in the air. (You can put other books on here as well, but I bet they’re not as cool as yours.)
I absolutely loved the “Writer’s Block” (with which I was struggling few weeks ago) and the T-shirt. I’m actually thinking on buying one! 😅
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I’ve been considering buying that T-shirt as well. XD I like the Writer’s Block though. My friend gave it to me for my birthday last year.
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these are all wonderful tools and suggestions. thanks for reading and following my blog and i look forward to doing the same with yours. best, beth
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Thank you! & I look forward to continue reading your blog as well!
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Hey Robin,
I’m K&L, the CEO who runs the Millionaire’s Digest and I recently received your application to become a writer for the Millionaire’s Digest. Anyway, this is just a letter to let you know that I have completely looked over it and have accepted you onto our team, and so I’ve sent you an invitation to your email! Other than that, if you have any other questions, you’re always welcome to ask me and I will kindly make sure to help get them answered for you. If not, then I hope you have a nice rest of the day, and thank you!
Sincerely,
K&L
Millionaire’s Digest Publisher & CEO
Please Note: This invitation will become inactive at 11:59 P.M. on the last day of this month.
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