A Year With the Punks

Lily had never been too noticeable through her first three years of high school. She was a very simple, ordinary girl. It was depressing to say, but her life was almost boring. The same routine day after day, over and over. The only thing likely to change were the leaves she ran past every morning or the songs she'd sing in the shower.

Lily began to feel unsatisfied with her life. She was terrified of the future because the future meant that she'd be put out of her comfort zone, somewhere she'd never even tapped a toe in.

However, when Lily starts talking to a mysterious boy in the park who has a liking for cigarettes, she becomes hooked. She wants to be different, dangerous. She craves it. This boy has given her the opportunity to live her life to the fullest and experience something real.

Along the way she will meet a smoky singer, a gay poet, a girl who needs vodka to activate her brain, a photographer that's a part-time dweeb, a bipolar blogger, a hippie dropout, a heartbroken Beyoncè lover, a John Bender wannabe, a soon-to-be Harvard student who is obsessed with Edgar Allan Poe, a flower child who could easily become a Disney princess, and this last one, well, Stephen King should write his love story because not only is it scary, but it's also non-existent.

Little does she know, these people will change her life forever.

So, buckle up your seat belts, because we're spending a year with the punk kids.