Minda Honey
American author
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Minda Honey (born 1985) is an American author and columnist, she is best known for her debut memoir, The Heartbreak Years.
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| Born | 1985 (age 40–41) |
| Education | University of California, Riverside |
| Known for | Author of The Heartbreak Years |
| Website | https://www.mindahoney.com/ |
Life
Honey was born in Louisville, Kentucky in 1985, and she holds a Master of Fine Art from the University of California, Riverside.[1][2][3] After her time in California, Honey returned to Louisville, where she currently resides.[3]
Career
Minda Honey is the founder of the indie magazine Taunt and the editor of Black Joy at Reckon News.[4][5][6] Additionally, her writing has been featured in the Los Angeles Review of Books, Teen Vogue, The Guardian, the Oxford American, and The Washington Post.[7] Honey has a series of essays on politics and dating on the nonfiction storytelling website, Longreads.[6] Honey's work appears in the anthologies A Measure of Belonging, Burn It Down, Sex & the Single Woman, and Black Told. Minda Honey formerly led the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing Program at Spalding University in Louisville.[3]
Honey's debut novel, The Heartbreak Years was released in 2023 from White Rain Book House.[8]