Me and my dear Satsuki-surumi have chosen to write a novel between us, and we are cool. Here is a clip (including title, tag line and blurb )

Within Imagination
... lies endless possibilities.

Blurb; Satsuki and Harumi. You look at them, and they are no different then any other in Springdown, yet what lies within the depth of their mind is beholds more possibilities then most others.
However, they know not of this.
But, when they meet, things begin to change.
Join them on this true story as they try to fit into a place they truly do not belong to.

Preview:
We weren't always this quiet, when we were all together you could never shut us up, but us three alone was a weird mix, and one I wasn't quite comfortable with, though I had nothing against either of them. Though a girl of few words, Faith was actually a genuinely nice person. Koneko on the other hand, was less shy, and never on time. I don't think a day has gone by, in the last year or so that we have been close, that I haven't seen her either half asleep on the table or staring blankly at a wall.
That, however, didn't mean she didn't have energy. When she wanted to, she could be a life and soul of a party, though she was often seconded by her louder best friend Edward. Koneko never tried to be the centre of attention, though sometimes with her tart, random and dopey remarks, she often attracted our undivided attention, even if it was only to laugh at her.
Though her remarks over all tended to be completely blonde, and sometimes slightly weird, she was actually very clever. When it came down to it, she was often the most smart in our little group, only beaten by Faith.
I pushed open the doors to the field with the tip of my shoe, not wanting to open the door by hand. The doors were a gross peeling red colour, attached to thick walls, and completed with broken locks. The normal in this dump. It was an old building that had become a school sometime in the 1920's, though I wasn't entirely sure on the dates.
I glanced to the back of the field, taking in the few people sat by the wall at the very back of the field. Sighing out of boredom, I began to make the lengthy journey across the littered field, Koneko and Faith in tow.
By the time we had neared our friends, enough so to make out who was who, I noticed Edward had Jay in some sort of headlock. Laughing slightly at Jay's obvious distress I called out to them.
“You do know rape is a serious crime, Edward?” I called to him, laughing.
“But he's so rapeable!” Edward laughed.
“ut him down, you don't know where he's been!?” Faith squeaked from beside me, making me laugh.
“And you say your not gay,” Emily sighed, just loud enough for Edward to hear. He shrugged off our comments, and kept holding Jay as he had done before, but now holding half a round of sandwiches in his hands.
I laughed and took a seat beside Cathy, who was sat their quietly watching the scene.