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“BACK TO THE BOOKS” SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER BOX REVEAL!
It’s “Back to the Books” in September and October and the first WriteDay bi-monthly box is arriving as we type! Let’s take a look at what’s inside.
1. Featured writing craft book: The Idea: the Seven Elements of a Viable Story for Screen, Stage, or Fiction by Emmy and Golden Globe award winning author Erik Bork. Erik’s book is relatively new and packed with super information about coming up with ideas. Who doesn’t need a bit of help there now and then? He was part of the writing team for the hit HBO series “Band of Brothers.” His ideas for coming up with ideas is nothing short of brilliant.
2. Blank journal: Write your own story in the 5 x 7-inch spiral-bound journal with lined pages to collect all the ideas you gather after reading Erik’s book!
3. Literature stickers collection: You don’t have to be a scrap booker to appreciate this cute set of literary stickers. There are no less than 10 stickers in the packet. Use them in your journal, in a scrapbook, or decorate a blank greeting card you’re sending to a writing friend.
4. Healthy snack: These peach flavored gummy rings from Lily’s are sugar-free and tasty as all get-out!
5. Decor: When I came across the miniature wooden typewriter, I had to have one. I use it to display my business card on the table at book signings. So stinkin’ cute, if you ask me.
6. Jewelry: The Writer zipper pull blows me away with its cuteness factor. I can’t tell you how many zippers I have that the pull has broken off but the garment, purse, whatever still functions. It can also be attached to a key ring without adding bulk or weight, and it would be super adorable hooked into the eyelet or laces of your walking sneakers.
7. Writing tool: There’s a pen in the box from yours truly.
8. Jewelry: The collectable enamel pin is off the charts, mine anyway, for being an adorable and understated way to let others know you’re a writer. Plans are to have a different writing/reading book related enamel pin in every box. Wear it on a lapel or attach it to the strap on your laptop case. Collect them all!
9. Something to write about: I’m nuts over Thoughtfulls pop-out greetings. Each one is brilliantly created to be interesting and charming. I keep a few in my journaling tote bag to share or use as a journal prompt. They fit nicely inside greeting cards for a little something extra. Pop it open, copy the words into the blank journal you just received, and write down your thoughts. They’re a little bit addictive.
It’s not too late to get your WriteDay Sept./Oct. subscription box while supplies last.
“Holiday Hoopla” November/December box will begin shipping November 25. Know anyone who would appreciate receiving a gift subscription to My WriteDay? Visit the website to get that in the works.
I hope your WriteDay is fantastic!
Joy
