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My babies <3

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Michael And Jonah
This one's much too simple and boring, plus I think I've improved quite a bit since then!

TO THOSE THAT DON'T KNOW...
Michael and Jonah are the main characters in my novel-in-the-works, Cling. The story focuses on religion, dependence, mental and physical illness, and of course, two adorable nerds who have yet to figure out that they're madly in love.

Michael narrates the story in his own writing, as he promised his parents he'd attempt publishment after joining the army instead of going to college like they'd (a chemistry proffesor and a neurosurgeon) fully expected of him.

As for the story itself, Jonah, Michael's perscribed constant companion and best friend, drags the two of them on a sort of modern-day pilgrimage in an attempt to gain sight - or does he have ulterior motives? Along the way, Michael learns to respect religion again, while Jonah, in turn, learns the importance of singular attachment.

It's basically an homage to The Book of Mormon and every Americanized Bollywood movie ever. I love it.

(c) Kateboat

Description
My babies <3

Old ref:
Michael And Jonah
This one's much too simple and boring, plus I think I've improved quite a bit since then!

TO THOSE THAT DON'T KNOW...
Michael and Jonah are the main characters in my novel-in-the-works, Cling. The story focuses on religion, dependence, mental and physical illness, and of course, two adorable nerds who have yet to figure out that they're madly in love.

Michael narrates the story in his own writing, as he promised his parents he'd attempt publishment after joining the army instead of going to college like they'd (a chemistry proffesor and a neurosurgeon) fully expected of him.

As for the story itself, Jonah, Michael's perscribed constant companion and best friend, drags the two of them on a sort of modern-day pilgrimage in an attempt to gain sight - or does he have ulterior motives? Along the way, Michael learns to respect religion again, while Jonah, in turn, learns the importance of singular attachment.

It's basically an homage to The Book of Mormon and every Americanized Bollywood movie ever. I love it.

(c) Kateboat