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NaNoWriMo Giveaway (Day 1): Get Started Calendar

In honor of National Novel Writing Month, I’m going to be offering free content every weekday in November to help all NaNoWriMo participants (and, really, anyone who is working on a novel). Here is today's giveaway: Our Get Started Calendar.

In honor of National Novel Writing Month, I’m going to be offering free content each weekday in November to help all NaNoWriMo participants (and, really, anyone who is working on a novel).
Here is today's giveaway: 

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DAY 1: This 26-day countdown poster comes from the book Write-a-thon by Rochelle Melander. It includes energy boosting ideas to fuel your writing marathon and space to track your accomplishments from Day 1 to Day 26. If you’re able to finish by Day 26, use the remaining four days of the month to revise and improve your work. But if not, keep at it until the final stroke of midnight on November 30th. The most important thing is to finish that manuscript! To get this freebie, just enter your e-mail address below.

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