Interview with Katie Kitamura

It’s as insulting to men as it is to women…Writing can’t be gendered in that way.

In an interview about her latest book (Gone to the Forest), Katie Kitamura discusses her frustrations with the idea of masculine versus feminine writing.

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Kelly Opdycke is a Rumpus intern and an optimist with realist tendencies. She spent her summer at 826LA, where she helped English-Language Learners master homophones in the Amazon, take notes while exploring the Endeavour space shuttle, and write resumes that explain their exceptional hide-and-seek skills. Before this, she received her master’s degree from CSULA. She will be applying to doctoral programs this fall.

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