The Writer’s Wishlist: Creative and Practical Gifts
Let’s face it. Writers are unusual folks. We geek out about pens with a super-smooth flow and keyboards with just the right amount of key bounce. So, if you’re a normal, and you’re still looking for the perfect gift for your writerly loved one, here are a few items to consider.
Some of the best ideas happen in the shower. Unfortunately, some swirl down the drain when you shut off the water. No more losing those brilliant thoughts with a waterproof notepad hanging on the shower wall.
These are on my wish list! What a great way to break up the block. Dice include setting, point-of-view, time, theme, conflict, and four character dimensions.
This is a must for novelists. Just look up the emotion your character feels, and you find a list of ways that might be portrayed.
Troubleshooting Your Novel by Steven James
I should get a dollar for each one I sell because this is what I recommend to every novelist looking to better their skills. In my opinion, this book is a must-have.
This is a must-have for parent-writers who shuttle kiddos from one activity to another. Why not get a few more words in while you wait for soccer practice to end?
Add a little encouragement to a writer’s day with inspirational stickers. Here’s a link to one, but you can find a million others on Etsy.
And, here’s a big one, consider contributing to the cost of a writers conference. These are held all over the world, and there’s no better place for a budding writer to find their next steps on the journey.
I hope these suggestions help.
Christina
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