Novels Magnets

The illustration is based on Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities shows the colorful Union Jack colliding with the rising passion of the Reign of Terror with its dreaded guillotine. On the lower right, you'll find a text portion of the famous opening paragraph, an example of parallelism

The illustration is based on Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities shows the colorful Union Jack colliding with the rising passion of the Reign of Terror with its dreaded guillotine. On the lower right, you'll find a text portion of the famous opening paragraph.

Just one more chapter

i love big books and i cannot lie

...and carry a towel!

Inspired by all things noir, welcome to the dark delights of the Hardboiled Wonderland where all the dames are to die for, all the cops are crooked and all the eyes are private. The Hardboiled Wonderland design celebrates all that is great about those old pulp fiction tales and dime novels.

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Reading romance books and wearing a mask don't hurt anyone. Do it.

Marc Hempel's captivatingly crazy kid Gregory™ from the 1989 cult comics classic! Vintage, painted cover art! Authorized design!

Inspired by the Bridgerton series by Julia Quinn

Logo for USA Today Bestselling author, Alyssa Drake

Introvert that loves reading cozy mysteries

Emily Bronte's gothic romance, Wuthering Heights shows the faint image of a woman against a blue background where the outline of a house shows against the sky. Two text examples of figurative language occupy the middle.

Charlotte Bronte's novel shows Jane Eyre in shades of sienna and behind her a house and window. This novel's First Person Narrative is highlighted by selected text.

Charles Dickens, considered one of the greatest english language novelists of all time. Author of A Christmas Carol (1843), A Tale of Two Cities (1849), Great Expectations, David Copperfield, and more. Born in England in 1812 and died in 1870. Charles Dickens is buried in Westiminster Abbey in London.

Activated

Show your love for fantasy & sci-fi books in this retro Read Sci-Fi tee ;)

The Call of Cthulhu poster vintage art design

A Male shirt from the awesome novel of "The Rising Owl"

Melville’s masterpiece, Moby Dick shows the white whale in front of a ship’s wheel made of harpoons, Ahab’s “fixed purpose…laid with iron rail.”

Author name with barbed wire

Do you read a lot of books? That means you're fierce AF! Show it off!

They're actually GRAPHIC NOVELS. Not that there's anything wrong with comic books!

Reading is my superpower t-shirt

Seriously is there anything better?

Cute retro text saying "Shizun & Disciple". Adapted to all kind of merch such as t-shirts, stickers, mugs, pins, masks, totebags, phone cases, etc. It's the perfect gift for fans of Chinese wuxia and xianxia novels and their donghua or live drama adaptaions depicting the relationship between shizun and disciple or maybe you have a friend, girlfriend, boyfriend, wife, husband, brother or sister stuck in danmei hell and that can't get over the latest book they read and would like to gift this to for their birthday of for Valentine Day or Christmas.

My humble tribute to the fabulous writer Kurt Vonnegut. I really love Vonnegut's life and works: his stories, the tragicomic sense of humor, the surrealism, humanism, socialism... and even his childy, rudimentary marker drawings. This is a portrait of him I made trying to mime his own style.

The Water Margin Design celebrates the cult classic Japanese TV series based on the 14th Century book Water Margin, one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature. Starring Atsuo Nakamura as Lin Chung and Kei Satō as Kao Chiu, The Water Margin comprised two seasons of 13 episodes, broadcast in Japan in 1973 / 74 and in the UK between 1976 and 1978.

For Book Lovers who want to encourage other to read books.

WATCH THE EGGS

Emily Bronte's gothic romance, Wuthering Heights shows the faint image of a woman against a blue background where the outline of a house shows against the sky. Text examples of Foreshadowing language occupies the middle.

I based this image on Vlad the Impaler. Bram Stoker’s Count Dracula, up close and personal

A Male shirt from the awesome novel of "The Rising Owl"

Not a Love Story Summer Triangle