Dylan Hofer
School
Anderson University
Expertise
History, Science, Politics
- One of the first articles Dylan ever wrote on Medium became a hit overnight, garnering hundreds of views within hours of being posted.
- Dylan is a master chef when it comes to making empanadas for his friends and family.
- When not writing, Dylan works as a barista at a local coffee shop where he crafts numerous customers' specialty drinks.
Experience
Dylan has always been fond of the art of storytelling but started writing professionally when he was 17 years old. After offering to write for a small publication called UninvitedSF, Dylan has proved himself to be quite adept at his craft. His articles consistently captivated audiences and were often the most viewed on the platform. Currently, Dylan continues to write for UninvitedSF and also his local tabletop roleplaying group, where he writes stories based on historical events and mythology in fantastical lands for his friends to explore.
Education
Dylan is currently attending Anderson University and studying social studies education with a specialization in history. This allows him to gain knowledge on the topics he's writing about while growing his passion for studying the world around him.
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Stories By Dylan Hofer
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As befitting a monarch with decades upon the throne, the funeral rites for Queen Elizabeth II will be complex, taking place in various locales.
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The first recorded murder trial in the United States had a few famous names attached.
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The United Kingdom and much of the rest of the world began to mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Her son, King Charles III, released his own statement.
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Sometimes a site's popularity can be a good thing — a boost to the local economy, for instance. Other times, popularity results in diminishing a site's appeal.
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As Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom continues to age in place, plans have been set in motion regarding life in the realm after her death.
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The brightest star in the Scorpius constellation is Antares, a red supergiant, and as this star finishes its lifespan, it'll transform Scorpius along with it.
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Paul Simon and George Harrison were both singer-songwriters whose songs are beloved by multiple generations. Here is their friendship explained.
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There was one plan to assassinate Castro that seemed relatively normal at first glance, and that was to offer Cubans a bounty for his head.
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The presidency of Abraham Lincoln was one of the most crucial, difficult periods in American history — a civil war, and the question of emancipation.
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Given Sir Harry Oakes was a well-known man in the upper echelons of Bahamas society, his murder didn't go without publicity.
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Marshawn Lynch is known for his skill on the football field, but less renowned for his skill behind the wheel. Here's how driving has gotten him in trouble.
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Pete Rose was one of baseball's all-time greatest players, and also one of its most controversial. Here's why he was banned from the MLB for life.
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Some believe that largely due to Redl's influence, he ultimately brought about the downfall of the Austro-Hungarian empire.
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The former president of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernández, was arrested and extradited to the U.S. based on accusations of trafficking cocaine and smuggling.
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Gil Carrillo had a long, distinguished career as a detective, but one of his biggest achievements happened at the start of it: Catching Richard Ramirez.
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Ronald Reagan started out as an actor and eventually became president of the United States. Here's the truth about his relationship with his wife, Nancy.
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And ever since the first moon landing, people all over the world have been looking for evidence that suggests that the entire event was faked.
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Some nations have contingency plans in place if a president or leader dies in office, but the U.K. does not. What happens when a British prime minister dies?
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Robots: not just for sci-fi anymore. Whether a self-driving car, a 3D printer, or a vacuum cleaner, robotics are part of modern life — and ancient as well.
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When Pope Benedict XVI stepped down in 2013, it was the resignation heard 'round the world, at least in part because papal resignations are rare.
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Steve Jobs and Joan Baez may be two of the biggest names from the 20th century. Their unlikely relationship, though, was born from similar views on humanity.
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Jordan Belfort found his fortune at last with the publication of his book "The Wolf of Wall Street." Allegations of his shady money practices went back years.
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Long before the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there was the Black Panther Party, striving to be an agent of change, guided by activist Huey P. Newton.
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Sometimes greatness just happens, but most often, it requires hard work, planning, and sacrifice — sometimes in extreme measures, for years at a time.
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John Kennedy was instrumental in saving the lives of his crew when their patrol boat was sunk during World War II. Helping him were two men from the region.
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The legacy of the ancient Egyptian empire has influenced everything from architecture to science — and their use of animal fat impacted ideas about hygiene.
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Images out of Cuba often include lots of vintage cars on the roads. Here's the reason why Cuba has so many classic automobiles.