SCHOOLLESS SPEAKS

CONTENTS

You Can Take the Boy Out of Brooklyn
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You Can Take the Boy Out of Brooklyn

City & Country, Home & Away
“Leaving New York City is always a weird thing for me.”

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What Is Work?
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What Is Work?

On Competing with Self & Others
“Being home schooled, I am finally on my way to wailing.”

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The Right to Be Lazy
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The Right to Be Lazy

Balancing (or trying to) Work & Relaxation
“Parents expect too much from their kids. Their expectations are too specific.”

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Not <em>Too</em> Optimistic
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Not Too Optimistic

Assessing “The Project” Now & Into the Future
“Most people should not be home schooled, my dad says, and I agree.”

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Paris Dreaming
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Paris Dreaming

Skeptic & SchoolLess (Reporting) Take a Trip
“Once we got back, my mom went back to her normal self, and so did I.”

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Where I’m From
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Where I’m From

Writing Is Destiny
“I am made of my over-reactive mom and my under-reactive dad.”

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Pot of Gold
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Pot of Gold

The High School Admissions Process, Take: SchoolLess
“I also hope I haven’t come to all the wrong conclusions.”

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Project Morris
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Project Morris

Writing, Creativity, Process: Like Father, Like Son
“Unlike perspiration, inspiration is unpredictable; it is dependent on the complex brain and not the relatively simple body.”

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Young Writer at Work: The Art of Fiction No. 1
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Young Writer at Work: The Art of Fiction No. 1

The Art of Fiction No. 1: In Which SchoolLess Interviews Himself
“But I think, to be blunt, that writing about a total asshole is entertaining, and write about someone who is nice, happy, and energetic is boring.”

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Racing Like a Pronoun
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Racing Like a Pronoun

Competition, Self-Motivation, & Balance
“Supine motivation is how I describe my approach to my academic life.”

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Racing Like a Pronoun

Racing Like a Pronoun

Competition, Self-Motivation, & Balance
“Supine motivation is how I describe my approach to my academic life.”

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