The Best Literary Book Gifts

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If you’re a fan of Out of Print, you’ll really enjoy Literary Book Gifts. We took a look at her products and put together a list of our favorites. As an added bonus, you can get 20% off using code  BOOKEDALLNIGHT20!

Dracula

With Halloween right around the corner, you know you need the original horror novel on a T-shirt.

Dante’s Inferno

Feeling particularly divine and/or exiled from your country?

Don Quixote

It’s almost perfect for my hubris about how many books I think I can carry in a single tote bag.

Picture of Dorian Gray

Picture this: you, a bulky tenured English professor sort of cardigan (maybe ina  green with brown suede elbows), this T-shirt, and a nice hot latte. Remember to use BOOKEDALLNIGHT20 when you order.

Emily Dickinson

It features a handwritten script of Hope is the thing with feathers. It almost looks like it was taken write off a journal page.

Wuthering Heights

Go on down to the moors and scream at Heathcliff to get his own damn laundry done. Wait… just go out for a nice stroll in the fog.

Frankenstein

What hump? Oh, this hump? I got it from carrying way too many books on one shoulder.

Typewriter Tote

Although you can purchase a typewriter again these days (see your local craft store), maybe just use this to house all your notebooks with the notes for your novel.

Moby Dick

A T-shirt to the first nerd who spies the white whale! Yar, I saw it first.

The End

The best way to end our list. But also a little foretelling: the end of my wallet, the end of my free time, the end of my TBR (ha, ha, ha, yeah right).

Remember to visit Literary Book Gifts and use BOOKEDALLNIGHT20 to get 20% off your order.

Published by J. M. Tuckerman

J.M.Tuckerman is a neurodivergent writer with a big education. She holds an MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults, an MA in Writing, and a BA in Writing Arts (specializing in Creative Writing, New Media Writing, and Publication; concentrating in New Media Production), which she somehow managed to earn despite her three very loud and large dogs. Jessica was lucky enough to intern at Quirk Books and Picador, USA while earning her master’s degrees. Her service dog, Ringo, is very proud of all that she has accomplished and hopes to be on a back cover of a published book with her very soon. An avid reader, writer, and lover of young adult and middle-grade literature, Jessica’s bookshelf is overflowing with hardbacks, paperbacks, and a million half-filled notebooks. She is a proud fur-mommy to two lab/st-bernard littermates, a retriever-mix service dog, and one orange little hobgoblin cat, all of whom have made very audible appearances on the Booked All Night podcast.

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