Saturday Rumpus Interview: Dana Johnson
It’s true that sometimes you can learn more about people from reading their fiction than their non-fiction.
...moreIt’s true that sometimes you can learn more about people from reading their fiction than their non-fiction.
...moreOn this particular night, I drink the brown stuff that burns my throat and tastes like the sweat of working men and women. I am full of sorrow for the people of Michigan, which had just been declared the 24th Right to Work state
...moreLos Angeles centered, quarterly literary journal Slake is on its fourth publication. The “Dirt” themed issue features work from an array of talented writers including Lauren Groff, Luke Davies, Aimee Bender, Rumpus contributor Melissa Chadburn and columnist Antonia Crane.
...moreListen in as Rumpus contributor Melissa Chadburn reads from her excellent essay “The Throwaways” on American Public Media’s Marketplace.
“If we are saying “I value you” when we pay our taxes, what are the people and corporations who don’t pay all their taxes saying?
...moreAt The Nervous Breakdown, Rumpus contributor Melissa Chadburn writes about her relationship with her older brother.
“By then Ken’s life was no secret. He’d already fought all his battles. His last battle was against AIDS. I thought about it everyday when I was dancing in the strip joints.
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I am going to tell you my favorite story of how a flower acquired its name. It’s the story of the ranunculus.
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