A Rhapsody In Blue

A Rhapsody In Blue

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Fiction
Science Fiction
America is in ruin. The Constitution and Declaration of Independence are gone. They were claimed as wrong. And need to go. America was in havoc. And the creative people in the arts are now the ones to be blamed. Sounds absurd? It isn't for any American. Schools are split, life is split. In America, your either: Upper class, Middle class, Lower Class, or the Arts (a.k.a everyone's property) Follow Treble and the Other students at River Creek Band students surviving being a musician. *Disclaimer: The cover art is by @Paddfoot.*
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