Dan Weiss’s Morning Coffee
I am in love with you hump-backed Spanish dinosaur. Everyone is into Golden Age Sci-Fi illustration. Hemingway as 21st century comedy writer is ok too. Some thoughts on politics (or…
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HORN! REVIEWS: Why Our Decisions Don’t Matter
Rumpus Book Club member and artist extraordinaire Kevin Thomas reviews Why Our Decisions Don’t Matter by Simon Van Booy the only way he knows how, by drawing a comic: …more
Led Burroughs
William S. Burroughs’ 1975 article on Zeppelin, “Rock Magic: Jimmy Page, Led Zeppelin, And a search for the elusive Stairway to Heaven,” is available online. Why are you still here?…
Rumpus Women Respond to VIDA
Earlier today Susan Steinberg and Cate Marvin from VIDA: Women in Literary Arts crunched some numbers and let Rumpus readers know how the site is doing in the gender disparity…
FUNNY WOMEN #31: Damaris Dice, Stand-In Advice Columnist for Latina Magazine
Dear Damaris, I’ve been with this one hombre for almost two years. I’m actually pregnant with his bebe right now. And I’m wondering; where is the ring?
Tilting at Woodcuts
Illustrations by Enric C. Ricart for The Ingenious Don Quixote of La Mancha (1933):
Two Musicians. One Rumpus.
Last night in San Francisco John Craigie rocked the Monthly Rumpus. You can read our interview with Craigie here. Isaac “Shovelman” Frankle also moved The Make-Out Room, find our writeup…
Rushdie for Religious Freedom
Salman Rushdie has come out in support of the (unnecessarily) controversial Islamic cultural center that will hopefully be built two blocks from Ground Zero. (via TheBookBench)
Fourth Down and Longing
A memoir of life as a disappointed fan becomes a meditation on “isolation and the things we do to overcome our loneliness… emptiness, and not knowing how to fill it.”
Dan Weiss’s Morning Coffee
What do you think you’re doing? The best Astronomy pictures of the year (hurray). Oh hello, glass instruments. Aha! Space Lawyer is pretty much the best title of anything ever.…
VIDA Counts The Rumpus
Two female writers from VIDA: Women in Literary Arts crunch the numbers and let us know how The Rumpus is doing in the gender disparity department.