Limerence
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 21m
Ongoing, First published Jul 07, 2019
Limerence / (ˈlɪmɪrəns) /
noun
A state of mind resulting from romantic attraction, infatuation, obsession, characterized by feelings of euphoria and the desire to have one's feelings reciprocated.

(Takes place in the 1950s)

Arthur Ellington
A shy, intelligent, 19-year old literary student about to embark into college life as he's excited to start a new chapter into his life.

Jack Bailey, the intriguing, compelling misfit student and founder of "Daily Ruthless" the university's infamous newspaper, is there to completely overthrow any plans Arthur has to finish his college education as peaceful as possible.

When Arthur is convinced by Jack to join his writer's team, they find out that there's a lot more to each other than a professional relationship. 
And thus begins an exploration of friendship, blossoming young love, self-hatred, desire, and literary independence. A journey they embark on together.
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