There's a nonprofit organization called National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) which hosts a program every November where writers attempt to write a novel of 50,000 words or more. This year (2020) was my first time participating in the program, and the result is my first novel: "Also, I'm an Ant."
The novel is about an ant who has miraculously gained the technological ability to get in contact with humans, and does this by sending emails to an unsuspecting guy named Joe. Joe, of course, does not believe that he is emailing an ant at first, but eventually he figures out the ant might actually be telling the truth. About half of the novel (the first quarter and last quarter) is a collection of emails and text messages between the ant and Joe, while the other half (the second and third quarters) is a first-ant account of a wild journey in a small world.