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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Aug 24, 2021
(A brief warning) This online novel is in no such way a form of endorsement to drug use/abuse, and conversely though vaguely, is meant to oppose the concept with aspects of heartache, loneliness, poverty, guilt, and though limited to certain extents, personal experience. That said, themes and descriptions of the sort are intended to peak in magnitude, thus I, as the author responsible, suggest maintaining an iron will whilst reading my novel. Particular audience that may undergo negative emotions include those in circumstances related to poverty and, evidently, drug abuse and addiction. From myself to you, viewer diplomacy is heavily encouraged.
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I lost someone dear to me in the midst of the Heroin Epidemic hitting MA in the last 3 years that spurred me to write The A Team. It is a reference to Ed Sheeran's song. This story was my grieving process. Without it, I'd be in a maelstrom of emotions that I wouldn't know what to do with. Also, my favorite band, Fall Out Boy, has a physical copy of this story. I gave it to them this past summer at a Meet & Greet in Mansfield, MA for the Boys of Zummer tour. I'd probably bawl my eyes out if I ever hear that they read it, but I don't want to hold out too much hope. They are my second form of coping with anything, and their music gave me the drive to even write the novella. Here's the description: What does it mean to truly learn to love your life again? Rebellious, yet exceptionally intelligent, Eugenia "Janie" Cole, asks herself this every day. Its hard to do such a thing when life deals you a bad deck of cards. Addicted to pain killer, kicked out of her only home for abusing and stealing said pain killers, becoming homeless, and befriending a punk chick by the name of Nina Monroe; a music scene junkie who seems to be just as messed up as her. In the hidden back drop of Boston, Massachusetts, Janie goes in search of her spirituality through parties, drugs, and that one beautiful moment that will explain to her why darkness follows in her footsteps. Will she find it all on her own before her past comes back to haunt her?

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