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Magazine Author: Taylor Terrance

Hantyhood

Fresh mountain air eases through the windows, ushering in the kind of calm that makes for a perfect nap. But I only close my eyes

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Movie bandits

An ominous thump signaled the closing of the trunk above me, encasing me in darkness and an ear-splitting silence. My legs searched into the dark

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Loony fashion

As she hopped off the city bus into stifling heat, my mom looked down the street and let her eyes adjust, trying to confirm that

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To love a car

Crouching down low with skeptical eyes and a furrowed brow, my dad is five minutes into a rigorous inspection when he finds a flaw. “Here,”

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Illustration of a woman comedically falling down the stairs.

Pure comedy

There is still metal bouncing off the concrete as I assess my wounds. My right thigh stings—probably a gnarly scrape, if I had to guess.

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Illustration of an older librarian in front of a pile of colorful books

Library lunatics

Unable to hide his chagrin, my six-year-old brother walked in the house after school and unburdened his daily troubles. “Taylor, Mrs. Casey yelled at me

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A little Mozart

As I scrambled into the kitchen and furiously scrubbed the sink, I heard the opening notes to the third movement of Mozart’s Sonata No. 11,

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Most promising player

It’s one of those fall days where leaves cover the ground, but the afternoons are still hot. I’m courtside, watching an outdoor tennis match with

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