Folklife Babylon (Amber Dorko Stopper & Tucker J. Collins)
Amber Dorko Stopper, Tucker James CollinsAmber Dorko Stopper & Tucker James Collins' Folkfuturist Collective of Art, Music, Origin Stories, plus tutorials on mask, lantern, banner, costume and puppet-making. For anyone. Fuck Talent. Also, memoir, juicy memoir at reasonable prices.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 68 | Subscribers | Read | folkfuturism.substack.com |
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Folkfuturism Without Afrofuturism (Part 2 of 2)
October 201. After years of handsewing, knitting, and papier-machéing some of the best kid Halloween costumes I’ve ever seen, I got a much-needed break and proudly went 100% store bought. I needed the reprieve. It was cheap, easy, and buzzi...
St. Mungo's Day
St. Mungo has been on my mind lately, and so I was not surprised to find that his Saint’s day was two days ago on January 13th. I often will think of someone and find it is near their birthday, or some other notable day in their lives. I ha...
Folkfuturism was born of Afrofuturism (Pt. 1 of 2.)
Before I was quite so satisfied with my smallish life and my own projects, the company of my family, and a few modest satellite events (weekends away, rock concerts), I was what some people called a “community organizer”.
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The Asexual Megacougar Whose Brain Slid Out Of Her Skull. Recovering from TBI received in June 2025.
I follow my passions. Chemistry & neuroscience. Fantasy & mythology. I am a scientist, knitter, autist and artist, working alongside my life partner Amber.
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