Honey Hyman-Dworsky
@hymandworsky.bsky.social
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Aspiring writer to beginner writer to amateur author to professional author. Currently starting step 3.
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Compost piles, first drafts, plane travel. Things I like because they benefit from my affinity for sitting around.
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I love monster stories!!!!!!
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Tomorrows workday, I hope to:
1. Write a book review
2. Draft something
3. Edit something
4. Submit something
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Wow, a whole cache of death ephemera. Thats fascinating.
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Thank you for reminding me—i need to track down Mickey 17, the book. Totally agree, amazing film. Started strong and kept getting stronger, esp since so much of the advertising was based on its (masterful) premise. One of those films where each act is better than the one before.
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Pushing a short story into novella territory ✨
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Oh no! A pitch event where I am not supposed to "like" or repost the posts! Must resist the urge to like♥️ all the cool things!

Good luck on your pitches everyone, they are looking great so far!
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I think about pantsing and plotting as nature and nurture. It’s never really one or the other.
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OCD? Nah I got that under control years ago. Anyway I strongly feel that if the next 5 minutes pass without me writing a new sentence, the people I love will suffer.
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At this point I only have a Facebook so I can periodically see how my high school creative writing teacher is doing.
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Always nice to look at your wip and feel good about it.
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I do! And it makes sense to have the scope you do and keep it. I do the same, but with analytical themes. Ill dip into different forms but my interests are the same (personhood and time)
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I can imagine how fun a watch it is for a historian. Im an anthropologist and the franchise built for it.
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Im doomed to solo watch it, no one in my circle is keen on rewatching “Star Trek: 9/11.” My first Trek was the original, self imposed bc i found myself surrounded by my married family’s old school Star Trek novelizations and needed to know more.
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I haven’t watched Enterprise (yet). Well, I’ve been shown the intro song.
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Im the same actually, we didn’t have cable or a vhs collection except for some questionable musicals. My twenties were about my friends and chosen family catching me up on what I missed 😬
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“It’s work, quite frankly, that a first-year consultant would do, delivered in minutes.” - vp of Office Suite products. When the AI bubble bursts it’s gonna burst HARD
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feels like we're living through some kind of cultural gas leak
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Microsoft launches ‘vibe working’ in Excel and Word
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Currently finishing a rewatch of Eureka. It’s all capital-S science and so of its era.
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I haven’t watched DS9 in years now. This group is going to for sure promote a rewatch, but for the time being our plan is each time we meet someone is point person for discussion (or presenter depending on who it is) and in preparation we’re all given an episode or two to watch beforehand.
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Babylon 5 is next for me, first on my docket is a first watch of Red Dwarf (wish me luck)
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Kind reply! Completely understand.
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If you’d like the intro email passed on to you for a DS9 discussion group that’s going to be meeting over zoom once a month, hmu 👀