6 Essential Writer Christmas Gifts

Merry Christmas time is here!! Welcome to my 7th annual bookish/writer gift finds post!! As you might’ve guessed, I lovvvve bookish gifts and I’m always finding little bookish things that I am adding to my birthday and Christmas lists. Now, some of you may be reading this post because you love a writer and yet do not understand our obsessiveness toward cute book things. Never fear, I am here to help you in finding that perfect bookish gift!

1. Crosley Record Player

Need that perfect soundtrack for your writing, but don’t want to risk getting lost browsing for your playlist? Go old school! I’ve had a record player for ages and recently had to buy my second Crosley. Love the vintage look of this one and the small footprint! Check it out here!

Get some records for it too! This one is on my Christmas list!

Sense & Sensibility Record

2. Book Stand

Book stand holder! I know this may seem crazy, but I absolutely love mine and it is essential for displaying your research while writing and it helps save your neck a bit. And after you are done writing, you can always display your favorite current read, or use it in the kitchen to hold open your recipe books. Check it out here!

3. Books Make Great Gifts! Only $3.99 for The Finding of Miss Fairfield eBook!

Did you know that books make great gifts?? Check out my brand new Harvey Girl historical romance series HERE!

Already have a copy and need more ideas? Check out these 7 titles by amazing authors!

4. Rifle P aper Co. Notebook

Rifle Paper Co. makes THE most darling notebooks and they are the perfect size for plotting out a single novel. This one is on my Christmas list!! Check it out here!

5. Kindle Paperwhite 2022

This may be a surprise, but I did not think I’d like the Kindle Paperwhite as I have ALWAYS loved the paperbacks. But, now that I’m reaching the end of my shelf space with over 500 books . . . ebook seemed like my only choice, but to my absolute SHOCK I discovered that I LOVED my Kindle. Not only are books more affordable, but there’s the obvious shelf saver. I’ll still buy paperback books to the end of time, but instantly having the book after purchase and lightweight nature of the Kindle really does make it a win! Check it out HERE!

P.s. I know there is a new KindleScribe now available, but I don’t own one yet, so I can’t give my thoughts on it. I think after a generation or two, I will save up and get one, but for right now, it was just too costly to make the switch!

6 . Flexispot Desk Bike!

This one is expensive, but I saved for five months to buy one for my birthday and y’all, it is amazing. From reading, to writing, to casually scrolling on social media, this desk bike has been one of the best purchases I’ve made for my writing. While finishing a book deadline, I managed to bike an average of 9 miles a day for two weeks. Even as I write this post, I’m using the desk bike and have biked over 6 miles in a single sitting! So, if it happens to be in your budget, it’s amazing. It has a low footprint and is easy to roll to wherever you want to be in the house. Check it out HERE!