Bethany Vyne is an English graduate with a passion for reading poetry and editing everything she comes across–like a misspelled “we’re indefinitelly [sic] out of onion rings” sign at a chain restaurant. Yeah, she’s /that/ person. She probably should have gone into screenwriting instead because her scene-setting and dialogue are wholesome and authentic as opposed to her narrative prose, which she feels is contrived, but maybe she simply suffers from imposter syndrome. It’s hardly fatal, but it’s quite contagious. Her literary heroes are mainly early women writers; they really did something! She hopes to do something, too.