The Quirky Cup Collective
Quirky Cup | Conversation Heart Pins
$14.00 AUD
Australian-based designer and business, The Quirky Cup Collection excels in quality and a bombastic design!
These cute Conversation Heart Pins are all 2.8cm and explore some fave bookish tropes!
- Touch her and die: We love fictional overprotective and potentially a little violent love interests. This little candy sized book trope pin is our show of love for literary paramours who would do anything for their one true love. They would slay the most wickedest of foes for even breathing wrong when it comes to their darlings. And I'm guessing you're here because you find that a little hot? I don't know what that says about us but I'm just going to pretend that it's perfectly normal and not toxic in any way, shape or form.
- Enemies to lovers: You can't convince me that Enemies to Lovers isn't the best trope of all time. Elizabeth Bennett and Mr Darcy, Feyre and Rhysand, Kat Stratford and Patrick Verona... romances that all have you screaming and kicking your feet when the walls come down and the lovers finally collide. An ode to our beloved love-to-hate relationships, the Enemies to Lovers enamel pin is a cutie patootie, candy sized declaration of our love for undeniable, heated chemistry.
- Morally grey love interest: The age old question: Is the villain kinda hot or do I just need therapy?
- Who did this to you: a trope where the main character has generally had something bad happen to them, only for their love interest to swoop in and get all revenge fuelled and protective. It's a classic line in a fantasy novel and one that we never get tired of
- One bed only: Oh no, the characters that hate but secretly crave one another have stumbled across an inn for tonights reprieve. They speak with the inn-owner and unfortunately for them there's a room available, but it has one bed only.On this episode of 'Will They, Won't They'?, will they let their chemistry reach its destined peak? Or will the author keep us on the edge for another 10 chapters before they finally embrace? Either way, One Bed Only trope is a classic for a reason.
- Good girl: I have no words for the 'Good Girl' pin. I'll leave it up to your imaginations.
- Slow burn: The best kind of romance? The Slow Burn. The love story that spans over years, books or seasons; where the build up of character chemistry becomes undeniably electric before it finally erupts. We all collectively kick our feet in excitement.
Quirky Cup | Conversation Heart Pins
$14.00 AUD
Australian-based designer and business, The Quirky Cup Collection excels in quality and a bombastic design!
These cute Conversation Heart Pins are all 2.8cm and explore some fave bookish tropes!
- Touch her and die: We love fictional overprotective and potentially a little violent love interests. This little candy sized book trope pin is our show of love for literary paramours who would do anything for their one true love. They would slay the most wickedest of foes for even breathing wrong when it comes to their darlings. And I'm guessing you're here because you find that a little hot? I don't know what that says about us but I'm just going to pretend that it's perfectly normal and not toxic in any way, shape or form.
- Enemies to lovers: You can't convince me that Enemies to Lovers isn't the best trope of all time. Elizabeth Bennett and Mr Darcy, Feyre and Rhysand, Kat Stratford and Patrick Verona... romances that all have you screaming and kicking your feet when the walls come down and the lovers finally collide. An ode to our beloved love-to-hate relationships, the Enemies to Lovers enamel pin is a cutie patootie, candy sized declaration of our love for undeniable, heated chemistry.
- Morally grey love interest: The age old question: Is the villain kinda hot or do I just need therapy?
- Who did this to you: a trope where the main character has generally had something bad happen to them, only for their love interest to swoop in and get all revenge fuelled and protective. It's a classic line in a fantasy novel and one that we never get tired of
- One bed only: Oh no, the characters that hate but secretly crave one another have stumbled across an inn for tonights reprieve. They speak with the inn-owner and unfortunately for them there's a room available, but it has one bed only.On this episode of 'Will They, Won't They'?, will they let their chemistry reach its destined peak? Or will the author keep us on the edge for another 10 chapters before they finally embrace? Either way, One Bed Only trope is a classic for a reason.
- Good girl: I have no words for the 'Good Girl' pin. I'll leave it up to your imaginations.
- Slow burn: The best kind of romance? The Slow Burn. The love story that spans over years, books or seasons; where the build up of character chemistry becomes undeniably electric before it finally erupts. We all collectively kick our feet in excitement.
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Launching in June 2024, Swoon Bookstore started life as a retail indie bookstore with a focus on Queer titles and Australian authors. We created a steady community and began to dabble in bespoke pop up events and small-run special editions to compliment them. The pivotal moment in the next phase of the Swoon Story began with the inception of our first, fully featured Special Edition Book Box, Hamartia by Scarlett Drake, which was release April 2025.
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