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The Rabbit And The Snake: A Fable This work has been published in the Teen Ink monthly print magazine.

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   Once there was a young rabbit named Bagu. He was both lively and entertaining and spent his days frolicking in the meadows under the warm summer sun.As the days began to cool and...

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Her, Him, and the Receptionist This work has been published in the Teen Ink monthly print magazine. This work has won the Teen Ink contest in its category.

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Our daily jog together. At least I like to think of it as our jog. It’s not like we actually run together, but in close proximity in separate universes. It is hard to remember the days when...

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A Change of Preference This work has been published in the Teen Ink monthly print magazine.

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   I step inside the little salon downtown and amovercome with the smell of hair products. The receptionist stopspainting her nails."Can I help you?" she asks with astrong...

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