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Counting to Infinity
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Ongoing, First published Nov 23, 2014
“I like to think of clouds like people, cuz, if you think about it, we aren't very different from them. Clouds enter this world as a pattern, image, or whatever, and we admire them. They look like monkeys or objects or something beautiful. After a while, they change. Either to look like something else, or to look like a blob. Then, after a while, the cloud shrinks and disappear. Out of this world. Forever.”

Fourteen-year-old photographer Daniel Cloud has always seen cloudier side of things—his parents die, he has to move halfway across the country, and that’s not the worst part: he’s gay.

But, when one little push makes him fall in Christina Summers’ lap, he’s going to learn that sometimes the world gets sunnier.
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Audrey Kepler wants to breathe, to run, to live. It should be a given, after all, a gift everyone receives at birth. The day she gets on the bus is the day she finally admits to herself that being alive and living are two separate things. And Audrey wants to live. When she meets Eli Davis, a mysterious, quiet, and timid boy, she assumes that they are opposites. But, they are more similar than she could have ever imagined. Eli wants to live, he thinks. He at least wants to taste what it's like before he decides. She was the sun; warm, bright, radiant, and full of the purest light. He was the stars; distant and scarce, yet fascinating and effervescent if you took the time to look closely enough. They seem so different at first glance, the sun and the stars, but they are just alike.