Picking out the perfect gift is a daunting task during the holiday season. There are so many options out in the world, and with online shopping, the possibilities are endless. But it doesn’t have to be that hard especially if you have a writer on your gift list this season because this gift guide for writers is perfect. 

Writing gifts are some of the funnest gifts to shop for because a writer’s imagination is impeccable. There is a great creativity that is within all writers that make gift buying a great task.

As a writer myself, I would absolutely love if someone were to buy these items for me. They are practical and motivational during any step of the writing process. 

In today’s gift guide for writers, I will share with you some of the perfect gifts to get your writer this holiday season. 

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1) Stationary

This is a must for all writers. Where else are they supposed to store all of their crazy story ideas without a handy-dandy notebook and some fancy colorful pens?! So pick up some nice notebooks, pens, and post-it notes for your writer to admire.

Where to buy: 

Any office supply store

Etsy

Amazon

RedBubble

2) Writing-Inspired Mugs

Get your writer a new mug that fits their writing passion. Whether a plotter or panster, there are so many amazing sayings and designs that will fit any type of writer. Writing mugs are the perfect option for any writer that loves tea, coffee, hot chocolate, or a collection of mugs.

Where to buy:

Etsy

Society 6

RedBubble

Amazon

Some book shops

3) Drinks

To go with that nice new writing mug, get your writer some drinks. Tea leaves/bags, Coffee beans, or their favorite type of hot chocolate are perfect options for gifts. Or go for lemonade, iced tea, or soda for the warmer months. You can always mix and match the types of drinks you gift to you writer.

Where to buy:

Anywhere drinks are sold

4) Writing-Inspired Candles

Candles have a way of invoking different emotions and feelings. So what better way to get your writer inspired than by gifting them a variety of candles? Some shops even have writing specific candles to satisfy their writing needs. 

Where to buy:

Etsy

Amazon

Some book shops

5) Writing Gloves

Ever feel like your fingers are frozen when your typing on your computer or tablet? Well, your writer’s hands are definitely freezing from that story they’re writing. Well, these cashmere, fingerless writing gloves by Literary Book Gifts will keep their hands nice and warm during the cold season. You can read my review of this gifted product right here.

*I previously received these gloves as a gift by Literary Book Gifts.

Where to buy:

Literary Book Gifts

6) Writing Books

A writer can always use more books, whether fiction or nonfiction depending on their personal preference. But writing books are educational. These books helps your writer learn more about their craft. 

Some of my favorite writing books include (linked to my review, images linked to Amazon):

Self-Editing for Fiction Writers by Renni Browne and Dave King

-This book is perfect for your writer that’s starting the self-editing process.

The Thesaurus Collection by Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi

-This 6 book thesaurus collection contains an abundance of information that will help your writer develop stronger settings and characters.

Master Self-Publishing by Jennae Cecelia

-This short eBook is a great beginners guide to self-publishing, if your writer is considering this publishing route, I suggest this book.

Where to buy:

Any local book shop (ie. Barnes and Noble, Half Priced Books. etc.)

Amazon

Book Depository

7) Motivational Posters/Signs

Your writer will go through a lot of stages throughout their writing process. Gift them some motivation because writing is hard and you don’t want them to give up. Forms of motivational gifts include: plaques, cards, calendars, signs, etc.

Where to buy:

Etsy

Society 6

Amazon

Some book shops

8) Scrivener

Gift your writer the life-changing writing program, Scrivener. Scrivener allows your writer to compose, writer, plot, and store anything related to their story all in one Scrivener file. They can set it up to their own personal needs and make it work for them. Not sure if Scrivener is the right gift? Check out my pros and cons list on Scrivener and make your decision. For me, it has increased my writing productivity immensely.

Where to buy:

Literature and Latte

Shopping for a writer this holiday season is a lot of fun. I hope you’ll find everything you need for that special writer in your life. And make sure to not bother them while their writing, they may lose their train-of-thought and become distracted for eternity!

What are your favorite writing gifts you’ve received? Would you add anything to this gift guide for writers? Where do you shop for the writers in your life? Let’s talk writing gifts in the comments below!

Writing Gloves for Cold Hands

A Thesaurus Collection You’ll Want to Read

Gift Guide for Readers

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