Wooden Door Signs - Stock Update

Wooden Door Signs are due back in to stock on 20th February.

Please feel free to email me and place a reservation request.

Twitter Competition ~ #SoLitTwitComp3 ~ Details

Twitter Competition ~ #SoLitTwitComp3 ~ Full Details


Simply answer this question:


From which Shakespeare play does the quote "Love is merely a madness" come from? Please name the title of the Play, the Act and Scene Numbers and use the hashtag #SoLitTwitComp3 and Tweet to @SoLiterary.


Deadline: 10.30pm Thursday 9th Feb


Prize: One Set of 4 Shakespeare 'Love' Badges (pictured above) from Something Literary 


All entries must be made on Twitter to @SoLiterary (can also be sent as a direct message to @SoLiterary) and must use the hashtag #SoLitTwitComp3, must name the play, the act and the scene numbers that the quote is taken from.


All Twitter Names will be entered in to an excel spreadsheet and a winner will be chosen at random by using http://andrew.hedges.name/experiments/random/ The winner will be announced on Twitter shortly after 10.30pm. The winner will then be asked to email their mailing address to Something Literary in order to receive their prize.


Good Luck! x 

Valentine's Day Gift Ideas

Are you looking for something literary this Valentine's Day?

Why not Say it with Shakespeare?

Lots of literary gift ideas at Something Literary including Shakespeare Love Badges, Mirrors, Magnets and Bookmarks.

There's also some beautiful Emma Bridgewater notebooks and writing sets, and my new favourite book: Love Letters: 2000 Years of Romance.

This beautiful book from the British Library celebrates two thousand years of love letter history, from ancient Egypt to the present day. Included here are facsimile reproductions of twenty-five letters, which are fully transcribed along with engaging commentaries about the correspondents and their circumstances and portraits of the writers and recipients. Love Letters includes correspondence by figures such as Henry VIII, Charles Dickens, Charlotte Brontë, Admiral Nelson, Oscar Wilde, and Mervyn Peake. The words of love letters allow us insights into the private relationships of people across centuries, cultures, and continents, and the original manuscripts of such letters grant the reader a direct connection with the author of such personal words. 

All orders dispatched same/next day.