from june to august, a camp was held for teens ages 14 to 17. it was a camp created for aspiring musicians. it was divided into two, vocals and instruments. first fanfiction rip? trigger warnings***

After her parents are stuck in Maine from a plane accident, 16-year old Sophie Martin is all alone and stuck in the streets of New York City. Being a Canadian native (Quebec, to be precise), she has little to no knowledge about US/New York culture. During her first night of being in the city all alone, she stumbles upon Julian Casablancas of The Strokes. Being a huge fan of their music, a giant wave of excitement crashes over her. But as much as it excites her, it worries her. When Julian invites her over to his apartment, she knows right away that her life is going to take a whole different turn. This is set in the summer of 2003, (pre-"Room On Fire" era). Disclaimer: This story will contain topics such as: smoking, drinking, illegal relationships, sexual activities, mentions of rape and self-harm, and strong language. If you aren't comfortable with this, please don't read this story. All of the characters in the story are completely fictional and are not based on real-life people (except for The Strokes themselves, of course). This is an original storyline.

There's a mysterious new guy at Nico's high school...and she's not quite sure what to think of him just yet. Some might say he's quite the enigma.

||Julian Casablancas/Strokes|| Just a story loosely based on the song, 'Barely Legal' by The Strokes

High school junior Clementine Decker lives her life like a "modern-day" flower child in 1994. She lives with her devout Christian parents who give Clem enough freedom for a girl her age, but she longs for more. She longs to see what the world looks like beyond her New York village. She gets the chance when she meets a new student in her grade at her school, teenage rebel Julian Casablancas. Julian's lifestyle is a lot like Clem's, and although he takes some getting used to, they hit it off, first as friends, then as lovers. Clem's parents disapprove of Julian at first, but with their blessing, the young couple spend the summer after their junior year traveling the nation in Julian's van, including a stop at Summerfest in Wisconsin. Clem finally gets her chance to travel with the one she loves, but homesickness gets the best of her. Will the world be everything Clem has dreamed of, or will she spend the entire trip longing for home?

•Two good friends. •No strings attached. But when the inevitable happens and strings begin to tie, what will come of their friendship? Will the fear of losing each other in every aspect keep them apart, or bring them together? Will they be left on their own again, despite yearning to be anywhere with the other-when it's always the same, no matter the time spent apart. This is: "Anywhere With You"

6 years after her rollercoaster of a summer trip, Sophie returns to New York, now a confident young woman. She believes that she has everything figured out in her life... until she runs into some unexpected events. This is the sequel to the first book entitled "Left and Right in the Dark." If you haven't read that one, I highly recommend it to understand the full story and context. 😄 The setting of this book will start in the summer of 2009, (pre-"Phrazes for the Young" era). Disclaimer: Considering that this story is set 6 years in the future, (so naturally all of the characters are older), this book will be more mature than the last one. This book will contain themes such as: drinking, sex, violence, and strong language. If you aren't comfortable with this, please don't read this story. All of the characters in the story are completely fictional and are not based on real-life people (except for The Strokes themselves, of course). This is an original storyline.

Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing there is a field. I'll meet you there. When the soul lies down in that grass the world is too full to talk about. - Rumi ♫♪.ılılıll|̲̅̅ ‾ _ ‾ )=̲̅̅( ‾ _ ‾ |̲̅̅llılılı.♪♫

After a couple years of wallowing in her own self pity, Jade finally decides it's time to grow up, stop being dramatic and be herself again...but will an encounter from someone she hasn't seen in a while stop her from achieving that? If things return to normal, what kind of crazy adventures will the group embark on next? *Meet Me in the Bathroom: Third Part*

How will young adulthood and additional responsibilities treat Jade and the guys? *Meet Me in the Bathroom: Second Part*