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  • Notable San Francisco

Notable San Francisco, This Week: 3/28-4/3

  • Melissa Tan
  • March 28, 2011
This week in San Francisco, VIDA at the Makeout Room, Poetry at the Randall Museum, the April Fool’s Lower Haight Art Walk, and the Switchboard Music Festival. Monday 3/28: Grab…
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  • Features & Reviews

“In Milwaukee it is snowing…”

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • March 28, 2011
Matthew Zapruder writes a “Poem for Wisconsin.”
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Dogboarding

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • March 28, 2011
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Lesbian Sex (Haiku)

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • March 28, 2011
“It’s like straight sex: same regrets, insecurities, but with more laundry.” Anna Pulley’s haikus for adulthood: “How Lesbian Sex Works.”
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Ted Wilson Reviews the World #80

  • Ted Wilson
  • March 28, 2011
RIGHT HERE WAITING FOR YOU BY RICHARD MARX ★★★★★ (4 out of 5) Hello, and welcome to my week-by-week review of everything in the world. Today I am reviewing Right…
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  • Media
  • Politics

Erin Rose’s Tech Links

  • Erin Rose
  • March 28, 2011
Multi-billion dollar valuations of facebook, Groupon and others have led some to ask: Are we in the middle of another, potentially destructive tech bubble? Some foreign political activists have recently…
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  • Art

A New Rumpus Comic: Animals in Midlife Crises

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • March 28, 2011
ANIMALS IN MIDLIFE CRISES: Tiger A brilliant new Rumpus Comic from Lincoln Michel and John Dermot Woods.
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“Dearest”

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • March 28, 2011
“I feel certain that I am going mad again. I feel we can’t go through another of those terrible times. And I shan’t recover this time.” Virginia Woolf’s heartbreaking last…
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  • Features & Reviews

“I Write to Live Life Twice”

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • March 28, 2011
Yesterday our own LaToya Jordan asked Rumpus readers “is writing therapy?” The question has sparked an excellent conversation, which is still taking place. Why not join the debate?
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Night Soul and Other Stories

  • Regina Marler
  • March 28, 2011
The idiosyncrasy of James McElroy’s prose has been a stumbling block for his readers, but his new collection, Night Soul and Other Stories, feels true to their author, every turn…
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Notable New York, This Week 3/28-4/03

  • LaToya Jordan
  • March 28, 2011
This week in New York Jennifer Egan at Book Court; Pitchapalooza; The Inspired Word featuring poets Samantha Thornhill and Veronica Golos, along with guitarist Valerie June; The New School Arts…
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Dan Weiss’s Morning Coffee

  • Dan Weiss
  • March 28, 2011
Today is a day filled with robot gulls. Here is some 60s Swedish book design for you. Similarly: Mid-Century Pharmaceuticals. On the logistics of extraterrestrial mountaineering. Also: evidently you can…
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