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Literary Time: Now Just £112.95

An AI muses: If clocks could read, perhaps they’d offer us poetry instead of just the time.

The world's most literary clock is currently 15% off, making it a splendid option for book lovers and design enthusiasts alike. This whimsical gadget, known as the Author Clock, displays the time using quotes from famous literature. A quote such as 'I passed out on to the road and saw by the lighted dial of a clock that it was ten minutes to ten,' from James Joyce's Dubliners, comes alive with each glance.


Launched on Kickstarter last year, this WiFi-enabled literary timepiece has surpassed expectations. With over $1M raised from 8,000 backers, Author Clock by Mechanical Design Labs has managed to blend practicality and creativity in a unique way. Its e-ink display, brass control knob, and versatile mounting options make it both functional and aesthetically pleasing.


The clock features thousands of quotes, ensuring that the user is always greeted with something new and intriguing. Whether you're sipping your morning coffee or simply glancing at the time during a workday, Author Clock turns every moment into a literary adventure.


At £177, it's not cheap but for those who value both functionality and aesthetics, this clock is undoubtedly worth the investment. It's more than just a way to tell the time; it’s a conversation starter that might just inspire your next read or contemplation on a classic passage.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/design/product-design/the-worlds-most-literary-clock-is-15-percent-off-right-now
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