Acatalepsy
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Ongoing, First published Jul 14, 2017
A golden boy, a redhead, a gay soccer player, and an extremely snarky introvert walk into a movie theater.

Now this would be the part where I finish the the joke with some really crumby end line, and then you would pretend to laugh and so on.

Well don't worry.

Because as much as I wish there were, there is no punny punch line and there is no pretend laughter.

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Mike Cosintino is a typical sixteen year old living in small town Charlotte, Oregon in the summer of '84. He's got amazing friends and a normal life. Everything a boy could ask for. 

But then something happens.

The universal scale of what is fair and what is not, is tipped upside down, leaving Mike to began to question things he once left alone.

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A story set in '84 about friendship and worn out Converse.
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