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[EDIT: This is NOT THE END OF THAL! The first line of the original post was only a bad joke about numbers. I promise I will actually finish the story and not just ... it with a weird sexless essay. Sorry for the tricksiness, folks!]

Here it is, the final post of Teaching Her A Lesson the number of which is a perfect cube. I don't mean to cut myself short, but I feel pretty confident we will not reach part 64 on this thing. This post, however, is something a little different. In part 26, we closed with Canon fishing Taylor's essay out of the trash and telling himself that yeah, maybe he'll read it, eventually, if there's time, blahdy blah. 

So part 27 is just the essay, as composed by none other than Taylor Stern herself. For you grammar fiends, she has made some errors, but remember, she's not a pro. (Can you imagine a professional author releasing work with errors in it? Unimaginable!) There's no introduction, no context, just a header and an essay. I won't set it up any more than that, so without further ado: Taylor Stern, writing about Ralph Waldo Emerson. One of the weirdest writing experiments I've ever done. :)

PS, if you haven't joined us on discord, there's a ton of groovy people joining in, so come on down, the water's great. I hoped I'd get a few people popping in, but so far I have been blown away by the responsiveness. Sorry I didn't do this sooner!

Comments

Anonymous

Ice man I am going NUTS here!! When’s the next chapter going to drop? I’m about to start writing it myself for f’s sake! Just kidding, id rather it be good than quick crap, I just really expected it Sunday, and here it is going on Wednesday and, well, I need my next fix!!!

Anonymous

Loved it, and it made sense of a lot of things that always felt right about Taylor. So proud of her for chasing what she wanted and then moving on when she failed to get it. And as much as Abbie as the mastermind made for great erotica, Taylor as the real motivator makes for a great story. You said this isn't the end, but if it were I'd be satisfied.