This is good stuff!
@jrttager
Writer and researcher based in Brooklyn, NY. Professional human rights and environmental advocate, policy-meets-culture wonk. Occasional speculative fiction writer. Constant reader, video game aficionado, coffee drinker.
This is good stuff!
Wow, look at her projects--ports for Baldur's Gate II, Heroes of M&M IV, LOTR: Battle for Middle Earth, Command & Conquer 3--all huge games for me. Not to mention Bard's Tale I and III and a ton of others. Great game after great game after great game.
Why can't my interest in politics and my interest in nerddom collide in NICE ways??
@mekongreview.com 's tenth anniversary issue just dropped, including my interview with @trinhhuulong.bsky.social on how he built a library-in-exile of Vietnam's banned books. Read it now! And if you don't have a subscription to Mekong Review--I highly recommend it!
mekongreview.com/the-libraria...
It has long been a dream of mine to write something for @mekongreview.com, one of my favorite magazines.
So I'm proud to announce that my interview with the brilliant Vietnamese journalist @trinhhuulong.bsky.social will be coming out very soon in Mekong Review's upcoming issue!
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Not to overshadow this VERY important and insightful point, but
"former gamer"? Sounds like you need to download a few new games!
Agree.
"Don't run the Slay the Spire stuff, it may overshadow the rest of the interview"
Just now, 11 state and city lawmakers were arrested by DHS police on the 10th floor of 26 Federal Plaza after a hour of demanding access to the ICE lock up on the same floor. @thecity.nyc
Just downloaded a copy--putting it in a class syllabus I am aiming to teach next year.
I haven't read the article yet, but I will say that the framing of "Trump is doing what the CCP does" is, I think, a good one for appealing to conservatives and independents who simply dismiss other arguments out of hand.
Aaaaand following. This is very cool!
Well put.
Are there any groups that are already well-situated to do this?
Accompanying migrants to court, Bishop Pham of San Diego, a refugee himself, tells Trump to treat migrants βmore justly, kindly and Christ-likeβ¦They are human beings. We live on a land where the majority of us were immigrants at one time or another.β www.courthousenews.com/san-diego-bi...
Just read and enjoyed. Insightful!
Currently reading up on this new major report from a coalition of environmental groups, offering their blueprint for preserving the Ohio River Basin, including the Tennessee River. Here's some good coverage from @tennesseelookout.com tennesseelookout.com/2025/06/09/r...
Looking forward to reading.
Just found this substack from @toddstein.bsky.social 's LinkedIn post and it looks spot-on. Looking forward to reading.
Just put on my reading lineup!
Looking forward to hearing more from this publication!
Just grabbed one of your albums off Bandcamp!
Just backed. Your skeet reminded me!
Wow, congrats!
Link to the Amazon purchase page here: www.amazon.com/Growers-Best...
Tremendously proud of my newest short story, "The Gardener's Departure", published by New Myths Publishing in their newest anthology "The Growers", which just dropped. If you're looking for some farmer-themed sci-fi and fantasy, pick yourself up a copy!
I loved my keychain! See you in The Growers!
Reading this thread reminded me of Sarah Palin's convention speech where she said something to the effect of 'Barack Obama was a community organizer . . . whatever that means'. Because the logistical work of organizing is always less interesting--and thus less valued--than its ultimate effects.
@naddpod.bsky.social has a main character who is a Cajun-coded elf
A tricky thing about modern society is that no one has any idea when they donβt die.
Like, the number of lives saved by controlling air pollution in America is probably over 200,000 per year, but the number of people who think their life was saved by controlling air pollution is zero.