Protesters in Germany are dominating the news and taking their outrage to Facebook. Unlike protesters in other parts of the world, these angry citizens aren’t hoping to overthrow their government…
Julian Schnabel (Basquiat, Before Night Falls, and The Diving Bell and the Butterfly) has a new film, Miral, about a young girl in Jerusalem. That’s exciting, right? When the United…
The Chameleon Couch proves itself an expertly crafted book from a poet peaking in his awareness and execution of all the tangled dialectics that manifest in his art.
Self-promotion alert day 5: even though we’ve reached our stated goal, we are still a few dollars away from finishing recording our second album. maybe you would like to help?…
Our friends over at Electric Literature have an awesome new app called Broadcastr that plays certain audio stories based on your GPS location, bringing place-specific tales into your everyday travels!…
We are very excited to announce our new Music section editor, Katy Henriksen! Katy Henriksen has contributed to the The Brooklyn Rail as well as The Rumpus. She publishes handmade…
The Rumpus and ZYZZYVA Proudly Present: “A Friendly Gathering” Click here to purchase tickets! April 11th The Make-Out Room, 3225 22nd Street, 7pm Featuring authors David Goodwillie, Erika Recordon, Aryn…
In February at the AWP Conference in Washington D.C., Claudia Rankine gave a talk about Tony Hoagland’s poem “The Change.” Afterward, she posted a call for responses to the conversation…
Google seems to be inching closer to testing a new smartphone payment system. Goodbye, paper money? Another likely impact of the Japanese earthquake seems to be rising prices for computer components.…