Holding a Magic Wand
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Ongoing8m
Last published Thu, May 28, 2020
The San Francisco Youth Orchestra is a 45 person mush pot of pure genius and horrible screeching. And their horrible conductor certainly doesn't help.
But after she suddenly dies, a new Maestro comes to fill her place.
Will he be the best ever? Or even worse than the last?
Follow a story that can't decide it's own perspective, as you figure out everyone's demons and learn that they actually... aren't... that... bad...?
(Just read it, ok? Please, I promise it's better than this description!)
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