The story concludes, but what a mess. Everything went south at the fortune-teller's parlor. Piers goes from mortal danger to superior court. Can he avoid the humiliation of not even starting NaNoWriMo and prison time? Cover your eyes and listen-in, this may get rough!

The finale begins! Piers, oh poor Piers, decides to contact a gypsy fortune-teller to help with his NaNoWriMo project. Argh! Inspite of warnings from his muse and common sence, he proceeds. Many earlier characters come together to menace Piers, who ends this chapter in a real fix.

Piers's desperation mounts as the NaNoWriMo dead line rapidly approaches. What is he to do? A lot of time and energy are wasted cleaning up his Pulp Fiction attempt. He flirts with a sequel to last years entry, but this goes... poorly. Ultimately Piers figures out the ticket: find out what he will write in the future and then write it before December 1st. How would he find out what he was to accomplish? Better listen and find out - it's hard to explain and harder to believe!

Piers tries to apply his muse's advice, but gets a bit muddled. He elects to try a pulp fiction novel. Boy was that a mistake! This episode contains Renee Chambliss's version of the ditsy secretary, a masterpiece if ever there was one. Check it out! We meet the dark figure of Lt. Stan Wilson, a local policeman but not a public servant.

Things really get odd, as if they hadn't before! Piers insane plan to find inspiration leads him to meet his muse, literally. Turns out your muse is not by necessity your friend or supporter. In the end the muse tries to help, but remember, we're dealing with Piers here - alas. Warning: empty bladder before listneing to this episode; your laughter will be intense but rewarding.

In his ongoing struggle to produce his NaNoWriMo Piers tries to outline a fantasy novel. Despite his best efforts, Piers comes up with a very odd tale indeed. Fully desperate, Piers hatches a plot to conceive a plot at great personal peril, involving pepperoni pizza!

More and more desperate of a plot, Piers goes to a local book store's 'Meet and Greet' with an author. He hopes to glean insights and tips from a proven writer. As you can imagine, things go poorly. Piers interacts badly with the store staff and much much less successfully with the guest author; oh boy!

Piers makes a doomed attempt at writing a romance novel and make a real mess of it indeed. Worried about NaNoWriMo slipping away, he then buys a book about how to write a novel. Turns out he cannot even follow the simple guidelines for success so clearly described.

Peirs thinks he has a lead on determining his plot, after speaking with the local bookstore owner. Boy, does Peirs screw this one up after asking his neighbor about his greatest regret! Perpare to laugh at a physically threatenning level.

Piers concludes his interview with a vampire and offends his barber while trying to learn what the general public likes to read. Poor Piers!