Holy crap, this was quite a week. Come read what Rumpus Books has been up to.
Essays, reviews, interviews…You name it, we had it this week.
Hey! It’s the Occupy Wall Street Library.
A Mark Of The Naive—Jeannine Hall Gailey reviews Christine Deavel’s new book of poetry, Woodnote.
It’s a Rumpus Original Combo! Nancy Smith reviews We The Animals, a novel by Justin Torres, and then she interviews him, too.
I’m Nothing If Not Polite — Barbara Berman reviews Notes From Irrelevance, poetry by Anselm Berrigan.
An interview with Stuart Nadler.
Oh and then here’s something about Bruce Lee’s awesome poetry.
A Zinester’s Journey — Ana Grouverman review Cambodian Grrrl, Anne Elizabeth Moore’s memoir of teaching in Cambodia.
Jeff Price’s essay What Is Already Living: Author, Autobiography and Fiction in the Age of Social Networking.
Finally, Kirsten Kaschok! Interviewed by Cheryl Strayed!
