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2011

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The Unforgiving Cinderblock

  • Barbara Berman
  • July 8, 2011
Dunn doesn’t do dazzle, though he duly honors those whose large, obsessive stars have burned brightly.
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  • Morning Coffee

Dan Weiss’s Morning Coffee

  • Dan Weiss
  • July 8, 2011
Don’t forget to wish Neptune a happy first birthday next week! I love you chocolate printer. Let’s talk about the times of day crimes are committed, shall we? All polar…
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  • Film
  • Rumpus Original

The Rumpus Interview with David Fishkind

  • Andrew James Weatherhead
  • July 8, 2011
When I asked David Fishkind to do this interview it was because I had questions. I’ve known David, now, for a little while–
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  • Art

Look out for the Altered States of America

  • Sam Riley
  • July 7, 2011
Writer Matthew Newton and Brooklyn-based illustrator Mike Reddy have launched a brand new comic series called Altered States of America in which they produce one comic a day for the…
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  • Politics

First Amendment Porn

  • Sam Riley
  • July 7, 2011
Kyle Richards, the Midwestern 21 year-old whose bank-robbing tendencies landed him in prison, now finds himself in the middle of a whole different controversy. Richards was denied his right to…
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  • Media
  • Roxane Gay
  • Rumpus Original

Vocabulary Primer

  • Roxane Gay
  • July 7, 2011
This is a vocabulary-based reference for Roxane Gay's recently published "Still With the Scarlet Letters."
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  • Other

Almost Published

  • Sam Riley
  • July 7, 2011
There’s a lot of writing-themed rejection stories around, or at least ones about fleeting publishing fortune. In the spirit of trying and giving up, publishing house frustrations and then reflecting…
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  • Video

A Semi-Educational but Totally Approachable Video on the Production of Space

  • Sam Riley
  • July 7, 2011
(via ThoughtCatalog)
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  • Other

Hemingway’s Decline

  • Sam Riley
  • July 7, 2011
Does Ernest Hemingway’s death outshine his literary prowess? At the end of Hemingway’s life, he was subjected to electro-shock treatment to treat his paranoid depression, which resulted in memory loss…
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  • Dear Sugar
  • Rumpus Original

DEAR SUGAR, The Rumpus Advice Column #79: Soul-Sucking Spirit Death

  • Sugar
  • July 7, 2011
When people allow dark crazy thoughts to rule their actions and emotions they like to drag other people into that dark crazy space, too.
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  • Features & Reviews

“The Year of Wonders”

  • Sam Riley
  • July 7, 2011
The Millions just published a personal essay on fleeting fame in the publishing industry. Alex Shakar writes on his novel that once reached six figures. His experience breathes insight into…
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  • Media

Danya Glabau’s Tech Links

  • Danya Glabau
  • July 7, 2011
A week after a rocky launch, Google+ is set to start welcoming new members. Judge to Apple: You can’t own the term “app store“. Speaking of Apple… The iPhone 5…
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