| Looking for gift ideas for the writer in your life - or perhaps for yourself? The Writers Mart has lots of suggestions for tools and personal writing items to make life just a little easier... Browse below, or browse for books, software, voice recorders and more using the mart directory to the right.
Contour
Contour is a proven story development system that streamlines the process of turning your movie ideas from first glimmer to full outline. Using the Contour story development system created by Jeff Schechter, Emmy Award nominee and creator of TotallyWrite, you'll learn how to apply the same character-based structure that nearly all blockbuster movies use to create solid stories that hold together from Fade In to Fade Out.
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Nocturnal Bloom Fabric Covered Journal
Featuring sophisticated designs and elegant paper, products from Elum are all like small works of art. This innovative hardcover bound “Nocturnal Bloom” motif journal is wrapped in dark blue, peach, and hot pink fabric. Inside you’ll find 150 blank sheets of high quality, wood-free paper. The inside back cover contains a built-in pocket for storing mementos.
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Style Resin Paprika Ballpoint
Since 1919, Aurora has been the maker of artfully designed writing instruments, finely crafted in Turino, Italy. True to form, this paprika-colored ballpoint pen from the glamorous Style series showcases high-quality resin, elegantly fashioned with clean lines and classic details.
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Invisible Floating Bookshelf
Talk about magic — how about a stack of books clinging to the wall with nothing to support them! The secret is the ingenious Invisible Floating Bookshelf, which does its job in the most minimal sense possible. The 5.25" x 6.6" x 7" powder-coated steel unit invisibly grips the cover of a single book (maximum book depth is 10"), which in turn can serve as the base for stacking up to 20 pounds of reading material.
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The Writer's Idea Book
This is the guide writers will reach for time after time to jump start their creativity and develop original ideas. Four distinctive sections offer dozens of unique approaches to "freeing the muse," each geared toward a different stage of writing. The author, Jack Heffron, is a senior editor at Writer's Digest Books and Story Press as well as a published writer and teacher of fiction.
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Sony ICD-PX820 Digital Voice Recorder
Large front speaker, large front buttons, stereo recording with optional external microphone, simple divide and delete editing functions and selectable microphone sensitivity.
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Vera Bradley Folkloric Pocket Traveler Address Book
Smaller and more portable than a full-sized address book, this handy little travel version from Vera Bradley features A-Z pages, a calendar at a glance, card slots, note pages, a clear zip pouch -- and, of course, a stylish cover that’s very, very Vera!
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Movie Magic Screenwriter 6
Format your script and outline it, too, with the newly redesigned Movie Magic Screenwriter 6! This award-winning software formats movies, television, novels, stage plays and even comic book scripts, making it the only program for all types of creative writing.
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Bullet Pen with Magnetic Base
The ultimate desktop accessory, this pen with its unique bullet shape has a hefty, solid feel and writes smoothly and fluidly. When not in use, it stands upright in its magnetized base -- floating as if by magic.
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A Writer's Book of Days: A Spirited Companion and Lively Muse for the Writing Life
Musicians practice. Athletes practice. And so, too, argues Judy Reeves, should writers practice. Her Writer's Book of Days provides a "writing prompt" for each day of the year, and then some: "Write about a time someone said yes"; "Write about leaving"; "Something seemed different." The more you practice, says Reeves, the more you write. And writing from a prompt, she adds, is like having "someone provid[e] the music when you want to dance."
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