Lorri Hopping (HoppingFun)
@hoppingfun.bsky.social
One of those creative types: Word-y, geek-y, game-y (oh wait).
I keep makin' games, stories, media, books, jazzy products for oodles of clients. Come see: hoppingfun.com
I keep makin' games, stories, media, books, jazzy products for oodles of clients. Come see: hoppingfun.com
So sad the appeals court blocked this necessary guardrail. They had a chance to stand up, make sure rule of law is being followed again, and chose otherwise.
January 22, 2026 at 1:22 AM
So sad the appeals court blocked this necessary guardrail. They had a chance to stand up, make sure rule of law is being followed again, and chose otherwise.
Don't forget soaring national debt, borrow tomorrow's promise to pay for today's folly with everyone else's money.
January 21, 2026 at 12:15 AM
Don't forget soaring national debt, borrow tomorrow's promise to pay for today's folly with everyone else's money.
Jan 31 is the deadline to submit electronic literature works to the fifth ELO curated collection.
eliterature.org/2025/11/call...
eliterature.org/2025/11/call...
Call for Submissions: Electronic Literature Collection Volume 5 (ELC5) – Electronic Literature Organization
eliterature.org
January 19, 2026 at 11:11 PM
Jan 31 is the deadline to submit electronic literature works to the fifth ELO curated collection.
eliterature.org/2025/11/call...
eliterature.org/2025/11/call...
I lived in NYC in the 80s, two block from the Subway Shooter.
"If you were starting out in the arts or the professions, you likely lived in a tiny place on the far West or East Side... Very few people you knew lived in Brooklyn."
Park Slope was the "publishing ghetto."
"If you were starting out in the arts or the professions, you likely lived in a tiny place on the far West or East Side... Very few people you knew lived in Brooklyn."
Park Slope was the "publishing ghetto."
The New York Shooting That Defined an Era
On a mild December day in 1984, a man named Bernie Goetz shot four Black teen-agers on a subway. The incident galvanized the city. Are we still living in its wake?
www.newyorker.com
January 18, 2026 at 7:59 AM
I lived in NYC in the 80s, two block from the Subway Shooter.
"If you were starting out in the arts or the professions, you likely lived in a tiny place on the far West or East Side... Very few people you knew lived in Brooklyn."
Park Slope was the "publishing ghetto."
"If you were starting out in the arts or the professions, you likely lived in a tiny place on the far West or East Side... Very few people you knew lived in Brooklyn."
Park Slope was the "publishing ghetto."