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4. Introduction6. A Note from the Editor by Geneva Gleason8. Inspirations by Georgia Gleason10. Into the Woods by Joey Quintero30. Sanctuary by Nikki Froom40. Portrait 2: by Alexa Derman41. Adam and Eve by Rachel Opatowski42. Time to Say Goodbye by Mary Rippe44. Thoughts by Geneva Gleason

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GENEVA GLEASONEditor-in-Chief

Georgia GleasonPhotography Director

PublisherTAP Magazine

TAP is currently accept-ing photography, poetry, and article submissions for publication. Please send submissions to tapzine@

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{As summer draws to a close it seems that we return to a harsh world in which noth-ing is bearable. In light of this I have chosen to focus this issue on lore. Folklore consists of legends, music, proverbs, fairy tales, and traditions of a subculture. To me, lore serves as a pas-sageway to an alternate uni-verse in which prarie skirts are always in style and the ideal day involves getting lost in the woods. While au-tumn can bring seriousness and solidity, fall fashion can provide an escape from real-ity. Through personal style we can allude to folklore and forge a new attitude for the return of cold weather. For this issue we escaped to the woods to shoot our feature editorial. I worked with a dozen professionals to set a new precendent for the edi-torial future of TAP. I hope that this issue can provide inspiration and incentive for our readers to not only further explore the world of lore but to use autumn as an oppurtunity to contradict the professional stressors occur-ring by embracing the most mythical aspects of style.}

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Elegantly, she is dancingIn front of her mirror;I can seeThroughMy window andShe always keeps the curtains back andAlways twists into An angry Virgin Mary blue. Her curtains are gatheringFamilies of quiet dust-bunny audiencesAnd she wrenches them away from the jarringDaylight,As though she wants me to seeAll the waysHer spine can curve.A Blanche of these modern times,She contorts:Tomorrow, they will brace herAnd send her to the dogs.

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{thoughts}“Curiouser and curiouser!”-Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland

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