‘Tis the month of November. Other known as the month writers everywhere set out to write a full novel in 30 days, panic halfway through, briefly discover newfound hope around 35,000 words in, realize they’re exhausted, then eventually claw their way to the end of the story via way too much caffeine.
The whole ordeal is known as NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month).
So, hey you!
Yeah, you.
Are you doing NaNoWriMo?
Yes? Well:
If fact, you probably clicked on this because you are participating in NaNoWriMo and you’re a) stuck, b) procrastinating, or c) stuck and procrastinating.
Basically:
We’re here to help.
And by that, we mean we have doggos that are here to help.
This doggo? This doggo expects great things from you.
This doggo is sad you haven’t finished this book already.
And this doggo…
Hang on, we’ll get back to you on this one when we find the doggo. Maybe he’s hiding under the cottonballs?
All these doggos want for Christmas is for you to finish writing this book.
This doggo is too fashionable to be concerned with your writing methods, but you should probably get back to work anyway.
This doggo believes in you more than anyone has ever believed in anything.
This doggo has sNOw idea what’s going on.
This doggo is lowkey judging you for procrastinating via this post about doggos.
This doggo is so excited for you to rock NaNoWriMo’s socks off he can’t contain himself.
So go get back to NaNoWriMo, writers! It’s gonna be…pawesome.