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Resist much. Obey little. Adult size T-shirt

Unisex. Various sizes. "Resist much. Obey little" -Walt Whitman's rallying cry for individual and collective liberty, from 1860 edition of "Leaves of Grass."

Resist much. Obey little. Kids T-shirt

Walt Whitman's rallying cry for individual and collective liberty, from 1860 edition of "Leaves of Grass." Four sizes; all cotton.

Where the Wild Things Are Socks for Children

0-12 months, 12-24 months, and 2T-3T

Mark Twain Playing Cards

Vintage Typewriter 750-Piece Shaped Puzzle

Unique die-cut puzzle features a Remington Portable #2, manufactured from December 1928 through June 1938.

Edward Gorey’s Fantod Pack

The Fantod Pack is a so-called "oracle deck"—a humorous, more free-wheeling version of a traditional Tarot set.

Vibe Fountain Pen

Modern matte finish on brass, surprisingly light and balanced in the hand. The barrel and "click on" cap are slimmer than a typical fountain pen.

Rainbow Fountain Pens for Everyday

Color coding is an old-school method, and a proven way to increase productivity. Use color to organize and prioritize a To Do list, or to make any writing project more fun.

Jane Austen Socks

"I Am Born" Onesie

Charles Dickens, 3-6 mo & 6-12 mo available

Banned Books Socks

two sizes

Edward Gorey Sparkler Birthday Cards

Message on front of card: I hope that you are pleased to see this card that comes to you from me. Inside greeting: Happy Birthday!

Edward Gorey Birthday Cake Cards

Six 5” x 7” notecards with envelopes. Inside greeting: Happy Birthday!

Card Catalog Notecards

The front of each card is a reproduction of an original from the Library of Congress, featuring a work of literature.

Bodleian Library Christmas Cards

Shakespeare Quotes Playing Cards

Shakespeare's Britain 1000-Piece Puzzle

The beautiful image on this 1,000-piece puzzle is a pictorial map of Britain as it was in 1583, with the geographical settings of Shakespeare’s history plays labeled.