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  • Features & Reviews, Reviews, Rumpus Original
    Kurt Caswell
    Sep 15, 2009

    Every Town, USA

    “Our world is fragmented, Amanda Eyre Ward seems to say, in all the ways that it might be. I’m going to put it back together for you, slowly. Take my hand.”

  • Music
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Sep 15, 2009

    Tune of the Day

    Artist: Byrds of Paradise Song: “Rosebud”

  • Features & Reviews, Rumpus Original
    Molly Antopol
    Sep 15, 2009

    The Rumpus Interview with Dan Chaon

    “The feeling of being an outsider, and the identity theme, are hardwired into me. If there’s anything really autobiographical in my fiction, it’s that feeling. I always feel that way.”

  • Morning Coffee
    Dan Weiss
    Sep 15, 2009

    Morning Coffee

    The world’s largest cache of 2,000-year old Jewish rebel coins found in cave. (via @marklamster) “Elegant women are very rare.” Iran’s first electric vehicle. Parisian pop-up restaurant. Even more old coins found buried in an English field. (also via @marklamster) Seed…

  • Other
    Kyle Kinane
    Sep 14, 2009

    Kyle Kinane’s I’m Dead and It’s All My Fault #2

    I just don’t trust privatized health care, Doug.  I’ll just keep putting Neosporin on it and we’ll see what happens.  And I thought a Brown Recluse is what you called a Mexican shut-in!  Christ, lighten up, Doug.  If you’re getting up,…

  • Humor
    Ted Wilson
    Sep 14, 2009

    Ted Wilson Reviews the World #1

    THE VENDING MACHINE IN MY SISTER’S APARTMENT BUILDING LOBBY ★★★★★ (1 out of 5) Hello, and welcome to my week-by-week review of everything in the world. Today I am reviewing the vending machine in the lobby of my sister’s apartment…

  • Other
    Anisse Gross
    Sep 14, 2009

    Disappearing – Not as Easy as It Used to Be

    I remember when my dog Rusty disappeared, and we spent a day looking for him.  When I went to bed that night, I imagined he was at the park smoking cigars and playing poker, because that’s what dogs do when…

  • Other, Rumpus Original
    Melanie Gideon
    Sep 14, 2009

    Barbara Gupta’s Aha! Moment–as Told to Linda Cherripondicherikooti

    Incapable of making a good cup of tea, Barbara Gupta asks her colleague Meena Patel to teach her how to make Chai, not the pre-sweetened Starbucks kind that she loves so much, but the real thing, like the Chai that…

  • Features & Reviews
    Anisse Gross
    Sep 14, 2009

    Bye Bye Books – Hello Empty Library

    The authorities at Cushing Academy, a New England prep school in Ashburnham, Massachusetts have decided to do away with their traditional library. Meaning, nothing between two covers.

  • Music
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Sep 14, 2009

    Tune of the Day

    Artists: The Yellow Dress Song: “The Hills Have Eyes” Catch The Yellow Dress tonight, along with Starlee Kine of This American Life, air guitar genius Dan Crane, and so much more at the Monthly Rumpus!

  • Art, Politics
    Joshuah Bearman
    Sep 14, 2009

    Pictures From Pakistan

    The Denver Post publishes a collection of stills by Emilio Morenatti, an Italian photographer for the AP who currently covers South Asia. We hear a lot about Pakistan these days: a taliban putsch, terrorism, civil unrest, angry lawyers, madrassas, honor…

  • Video
    Joshuah Bearman
    Sep 14, 2009

    Une Voyage Dans Le Lune

    I’m going to guess that, like me, very few people have gotten far enough in the silent classic to realize that A Trip To The Moon features a battle sequence in which the parasol-toting, top hat-wearing Parisian astronauts fight off…

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