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Still, Life: Intimacies by Katie Kitamura
I’ll never see Kitamura’s exhibition in real life, but I’m still grateful to have been invited to the opening.
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A Cosmic Wade Through Uncertainty: Talking with Sequoia Nagamatsu
Talking with Sequoia Nagamatsu about HOW HIGH WE GO IN THE DARK.
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On Braided Timelines and Long Projects: A Members’-Only Interview w/ Katie Gutierrez
[Rumpus Members ONLY content for Aug. 11, 2022. Ignore post date above. This is our temporary workaround for private content. We’ll likely have passwords protected posts in the future.] Katie Gutierrez’s much-buzzed about, major book deal, widely acclaimed debut…
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Tomato Sandwiches
A few months into the pandemic, my friend Claire brought over heirloom tomatoes from her partner’s mother’s garden north of the city.
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The final cover is everything
This post was sent to Rumpus members in our biweekly newsletter. If you’re reading this, and are not a member, please consider signing up to become a member or making a tax-deductible donation to keep our magazine independent. By Rumpus EiC and peony enthusiast Alysia Sawchyn…
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Garden Goth // The Psychedelic and the Gay
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“He Needed to Be Tamed . . . She Needed to Be Embraced”
Talking with author K-Ming Chang about book covers
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It’s Heirloom Tomato Season, Motherfuckers
I don’t know about you, but I can’t wait to get my hands on some ugly-ass tomatoes that look like the vegetal equivalent of a Muscovy duck bred during the Chernobyl fallout.
