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Debbie Moon

@debbiemoon.bsky.social

Screenwriter, hiker, fangirl, armchair astronaut. Eater of cake and friend of cats. WOLFBLOOD, HINTERLAND, THE SPARTICLE MYSTERY. Reps: Gary Wild, JFL Agency (UK), Sukee Chew, Hopscotch (US). She/they.

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Fansplaining@fansplaining.bsky.social · 5h ago

You've read @gavia.bsky.social 's Vampire Lestat recaps. Now that the season has wrapped up, she's going deep behind the scenes, talking to production designer Andres Cubillan about a range of setpieces, from the tour bus to Lestat's childhood home to the Fang Gang's hideout. 🩸✨ Read or listen:

Inside The Vampire Lestat’s Brilliant Production Design

Blood farms and custom guitars: TVL production designer Andres Cubillan shares insights into the season’s most memorable setpieces.

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Scott Myers@gointothestory.bsky.social · 22m ago

Remember Screenwriting Tweetstorms? I tried to save as many of them as I could at Go Into The Story. gointothestory.blcklst.com/screenwritin...

Screenwriting Tweetstorms

Screenwriting Tweetstorms Twitter is a perfect social medium for screenwriters. To waste time, of course, but the impulse to dash off a thought here or there is pretty common to writers who traffic …

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Adam Mallinger@bitterscriptreader.bsky.social · 19h ago

It was so damn depressing to watch every TV writer who was willing and eager to have open, intelligent conversations about their process get hounded off social by a combination of aggressive stans and belligerent wannabes defending the right to be a shithead to creatives

Neil Taylor (digidol)@digidol.bsky.social · 3h ago

Image from a specially designed camera that is destined to go to Mars 🚀 in 2028. The camera is a collab of Computer Science and Physics departments at @aberuni.bsky.social Image is a little blurry, because humans aren't very good at keeping still for the number of images taken. The post explains…

Aberystwyth Uni Computer Science@abercompsci.bsky.social · 5h ago

Last week we hosted fellow future PanCam operators from the Open University and MSSL (UCL). We were training them to operate AUPE for the field trial and testing out software we’ve been working on. AUPE is the Aberystwyth University PanCam Emulator. It is very 🧵 1/4

Picture from the AUPE camera
Orkney Library & Archive@orkneylibrary.bsky.social · 3h ago

We have an announcement. Tomorrow is Dounby Show Day which is a local public holiday in #Orkney. Orkney Library & Archive will be CLOSED ALL DAY so the staff can dress in their finest outfits and stroll around the park looking at all sorts of bullocks. 🐂 See you on Friday.

A black and white archive photograph of cows looking over a wall
James Austin@jamesdaustin.bsky.social · 7h ago

Once again, I come back to the fact these guys have created a situation where one of the UK's leading, cis female athletes is scared to go to the loo alone, and the fact that they are celebrating this as a step forward for women's rights.

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Equality and Human Rights Commission@equalityhumanright.bsky.social · 11h ago

Our code of practice for services, public functions and associations comes into force today. It provides practical guidance on how the Equality Act 2010 applies to services, public functions and associations. Find out more: https://ow.ly/alIf50Zwrkx

Quote from Dr Mary-Ann Stephenson: 'At the EHRC we want a society where everyone’s rights are respected and realised, so that we can all live well together. Our statutory guidance will help services across the country comply with the Equality Act, protecting service users from discrimination and harassment while reducing the risk of the provider being subject to litigation. As Britain’s equality regulator, our work doesn’t end upon publication of this guidance. We monitor compliance with the law and take enforcement action where proportionate and necessary, in line with our well-established regulatory model and decision-making framework.'
Orkney Library & Archive@orkneylibrary.bsky.social · 6h ago

This year's Edinburgh International Book Festival kicks off shortly and for the first time ever Orkney Library & Archive is delighted to be holding several FREE events where you can come along to the library and watch LIVE STREAMS of the events as they happen! 🎉

A poster for a series of live streamed events from Edinburgh International Book Festival, streamed at Orkney Library & Archive
Shiv Ramdas Mens Rice Activist@nameshiv.bsky.social · 9h ago

sometimes there is absolutely nothing more fun than understanding works of art through people's varied professional perspectives

Deidre Lynch@drbibliomane.bsky.social · 23h ago

You can/should read Emily Wilson's latest take on the Odyssey, but I'm logging on to convey my hairdresser's reaction. She was AGHAST that Nolan, with his million $ budget, gave Matt Damon ONLY 6 hair extensions. As a result, his hair did not blow around properly, & that ruined the film for her.

Trans+ Solidarity Alliance@transsolidarity.bsky.social · 8h ago

Things do not have to be this way. It’s a political choice, in the hope we go away quietly. Will you join us in showing up to demand better? www.transsolidarityalliance.com/mass-lobby-2...

Mass Lobby for Trans Equality - 9th September 2026

The law around trans equality is fundamentally broken. Government inaction is hanging trans people and organisations out to dry - with a confusing mess of challenging rules and lawfare.

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The Society of Authors@societyofauthors.bsky.social · 9h ago

Did you know we administer a number of grants for authors? Grants currently open for applications include: 🖊️Authors' Foundation grants for works-in-progress 📜Strachey Trust Grants to enable authors to access literary manuscripts in a UK or Republic of Ireland archive

“Immense gratitude to the Society of Authors for awarding me one of their grants. These are so valuable for authors - allowing a period of focused work with a little less financial stress. Do apply - the process is very straightforward and they’re a hugely supportive organisation.” Sam Byers
KJ Charles@kjcharleswriter.com · 11h ago

I am bang in favour of neo-Nazis reforming, or of any repentant person getting a chance to do better in life. But, as a friend who works in improving life for ex prisoners says, if you were convicted for embezzlement, your redemption does not mean you're entitled to a finance job.

Kameron Hurley@kameronhurley.com · 9h ago

Medical advances. All of them. I was told in 2006 when I went into a t1 diabetic coma that if I'd showed up to ER in state I was in 20 years before, I'd be dead. We got a COVID vaccine in a YEAR. Spouse has a friend w/a major brain aneurysm who SURVIVED. And no one smokes inside anymore!!!!!!!!!

Constantine@ajaxsinger.bsky.social · 18h ago

Food, man. Food is so much better than it was in 1986. All of it. Poor-people food, restaurant food, fresh food, frozen food. Food is just a hell of a lot better.

dorian @doriantaylor.com air travel is one of those experiences that has gotten monotonically worse over my entire lifetime question though: has *anything* in the last 40+ years genuinely gotten *better*? like, there's *more* stuff, sure, but is any of it *better*? 2:58 PM Aug 4, 2026
The Film Canary@thefilmcanary.bsky.social · 8h ago

Uh oh, I know how this goes...

Space: 1999 Sci-Fi TV Series Intro

Alt: Space: 1999 Sci-Fi TV Series Intro

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Matthew Sparkes@sparkes.bsky.social · 9h ago

Accidentally crashing a 4000kg lump of metal into the moon at 8700km/h is part of the new commercial space race. Experts say we shouldn't make a habit out of it, and are working to ban it in future, but that some interesting science can be had as a side effect. www.newscientist.com/article/2583...