Premier Christmas Gifts for Writers

Before you go out and shop for the writer in your life, just know that there are a few premier Christmas gifts for writers that will be greatly appreciated. The best way to get what you want is to ask for it right? That being said, this article will review a few of the premier Christmas gifts for writers.

One of the first premier Christmas gifts for writers is the Moleskine Large Ruled Notebook. Moleskine was and has been used by some of the most famous artists and writers in the world. The Moleskine Large Ruled Notebook measure 5.25" x 8.25" and contains 240 lined pages, which are acid-free as well as thread bound. The Moleskine Large Ruled Notebook has a moleskine cover with rounded corners.

All of the Moleskine notebooks have expandable inner note holder and a ribbon placeholder. For those unfamiliar with this premier Christmas gift for writes, Moleskin includes a card with the history of their fine product. The Moleskine Large Ruled Notebook retails for approximately $14.95 and is available from Moleskines.com.

All writers lover fine writing instruments and what better gift to give, than a fine writing instrument one of the Premier Christmas Gifts for writers. A moderately priced choice is the Scriptmaster II Tortoise Fountain Pen available from Moleskines.com for approximately $68.00. The fountain pen nib size is available in fine, medium or broad. This same quality writing instrument is also available in a roller ball style for $47.00. Both of these writing instruments are moderately priced and are definitely premier Christmas gifts for writers.

Let's face it most writers spend half of their life if not more at the computer. Writing and drinking coffee or tea. Present your writer with his or her person Writer's Mug, one of the Premier Christmas gifts for writers. Select from several captions including favorites such as "My muse can beat up your muse," or "Eat, Sleep, Write," or "Careful, you may end up in my novel," and the favorite of all which says "Writers drive and plot. And you thought cell phones were dangerous.