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"Today, as a tie in, I'm posting the infographic (prepared by Ninja Essays) featuring some of the tools famous writers use as part of their habit/routine."

When it comes to reading during the Superbowl, we are pros here at the Quirk HQ. Our own Blair Thornburgh dished out some handy tips last year. But what if you actually want to get into football, like all your pals at the Superbowl party you've been dragged to? The crew over at Ninja Essays whipped up this great NFL Reads Infographic, which we've embeded below. Lots of great books worth checking out!

Enjoy this holiday infographic "Best Christmas Books of All Time" and help us add to the list with any of your favorites with your comment below!

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The Super Bowl is one of the biggest annual events for Americans. You eagerly wait for the season to culminate with the spectacle that attracts more than 100 million viewers. Even if you don't know much about football, the euphoria gets to you and you can't wait to join the fun.

"I love this infographic from NinjaEssays.com - I started on a typewriter, aeons ago: it was an Olivetti Lettera 35! What was particularly annoying about typewriters (slipping into old folk mode now kids) was you had to hit the keys hard and there was always a chance of getting your fingers caught between them and ripping a cuticle back. "

"Have you ever wondered how Ernest Hemingway wrote his masterpieces? When we read and reread a book we admire, we get inspired from all aspects of the story, but rarely think about the way it was written and the effort that went into it."

"The following infographic suggests the best Christmas reads chosen by the writers of our essay writing service. There is a great choice of books classified in five categories: Children, Fantasy, Romance, Classics, and Mystery. Prepare your shopping list and hit the nearest bookstore today!"

"You're a writer, and you probably have your arsenal of tools which you can't live without. One thing is for sure: we all have our preferences when it comes to go-to writing tools. Our favorite authors are not exempt from this, and I found an infographic showcasing the writing tools of famous authors. It's an interesting graphic simply because it shows just quirky writers can be and how it doesn't matter how "weird" a habit may be. If you write well, who cares if you've got some habits that are not considered normal?"

"Writing is a creative, inexact science. It's a process, but it's also intuitive. For many people, that makes it intimidating. If you are sitting at your computer desperately trying to compose the perfect business plan, investor pitch or company newsletter -- typing and deleting, typing and deleting, typing and deleting -- try standing up, pushing away from the computer and grabbing a pen. Yes, a pen. And some paper."