Gift For Writers Magnets
Description: Great Robin Williams quote "A friend is someone who listens to your bullshit, tells you it's bullshit and listens to some more." Robin was a great actor, comedian and writer. (Don't forget he wrote his own material as well as improvising the sh** out of everything he ever performed in. A hilarious gentleman gone too soon. But hopefully an eternal inspiration to the wacky, the creative and the kooky. Writers fit that bill.
Description: Consider this your official warning. Be Careful Or You’ll End Up in My Book is perfect for writers, authors, readers, and creative people who turn real-life chaos into literary inspiration. Funny, witty, and ideal for anyone who knows that every questionable interaction is potential material.
Description: Looking for a surprisingly fun gift for the author in your life? This funny design will be sure to get your writer friends smiling. Or if you're an you're an author looking for the perfect thing for the next book fair, book signing, or writer's conference, we've got you covered. Makes a great ice breaker.
Description: Ideal for any book lover, reader, bookworm, librarian or English lit teacher with a classic style and quirky sense of humor. This cute Unreliable Narrator tee makes a great gift for bookish friends and family on birthdays, Christmas and holidays. This clever Unreliable Narrator t-shirt will be a smash at book club meetings, the library, English lit classes, or simply curling up with a new read at home. If you're a real book nerd, show off your love for lit in style!
Description: This hunter s. thompson troppy portrait really captures the style of the time he wrote his most famous book Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. A trippy 70's style that surely Hunter S. Thompson would be proud of. Gift this hunter s. thompson shirt, hoodie or even as a poster to any writer, literature lover, artist or hunter s thompson fan that also likes the hippie 70's culture! Hunter Stockton Thompson is one of the most famous journalists in American history. He founded a new style of writing called "gonzo journalism," which gave readers eye-opening accounts from life experiences with very interesting people such as motorcycle gangsters and actresses alike!
