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"The Girl Who Took Lessons" is a short story by Harry Turtledove. It was originally published in Playboy Magazine in August, 1988 and was later reprinted in Kaleidoscope and 3xT. The story follows the marriage of Mike and Karen Vaughan. It details their hobbies, reading for Mike and taking classes for Karen, as well as their eventual divorce when it becomes clear the type of lessons she was taking.

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rdf:type	Short Story
rdfs:label	The Girl Who Took Lessons
rdfs:comment	"The Girl Who Took Lessons" is a short story by Harry Turtledove. It was originally published in Playboy Magazine in August, 1988 and was later reprinted in Kaleidoscope and 3xT. The story follows the marriage of Mike and Karen Vaughan. It details their hobbies, reading for Mike and taking classes for Karen, as well as their eventual divorce when it becomes clear the type of lessons she was taking.
dcterms:subject	Short Stories Works Set in the United States Works Set in the 1980s 1988 Works Works Set in the Present The Girl Who Took Lessons Kaleidoscope Short Stories First Published in a Periodical
Collected	Kaleidoscope
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pub date	August, 1988
First Appearance	Playboy
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Author	Harry Turtledove
abstract	"The Girl Who Took Lessons" is a short story by Harry Turtledove. It was originally published in Playboy Magazine in August, 1988 and was later reprinted in Kaleidoscope and 3xT. The story follows the marriage of Mike and Karen Vaughan. It details their hobbies, reading for Mike and taking classes for Karen, as well as their eventual divorce when it becomes clear the type of lessons she was taking. Turtledove writes of this story "I was shooting the breeze with a friend of mine one day when he said, 'Why don't you put me in one of your stories?' So I did, sort of. I don't write mainstream fiction very often. I don't sell it very often, either; this story makes once. Thanks, Bob."

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