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The GET TO WORK HURLEY podcast is a monthly discussion about the business and craft of writing words for a living, hosted by Kameron Hurley.
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- Aug 19, 2026
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Everything You Own Ends Up Owning You: A Short Meditation On Battling Entropy (opens the original)
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“Everything you own, ends up owning you.” – Fight Club I spent a few hours yesterday rampaging through my yard with a mini-chainsaw and some Felco shears, savagely cutting back the verdant jungle that had sprung up in my yard during the heat, constant rain, and humidity of the last few weeks. I’d been getting […] The post Everything You Own Ends Up Owning You: A Short Meditation On Battling Entropy appeared first on Kameron Hurley .
Why A Copy is Insufficient (opens the original)
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Why is a copy insufficient? I remember in Star Trek: First Contact, that moment when Picard places his hand on the prototype of the rocket equiped with the first warp drive: his expression one of awe, reverence, almost disbelief, that he is finally able to touch an object that means so much to him, […] The post Why A Copy is Insufficient appeared first on Kameron Hurley .
Who We Were in the Old World (opens the original)
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What happens when you start beliveing your own bullshit? When you’re still trying to write under the guise of who you were, of who others think you were, instead of who you are? This is a champagne problem, I know, but something I’ve been thinking about a lot here at middle age/mid-career. Having 30+ years […] The post Who We Were in the Old World appeared first on Kameron Hurley .
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