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  • Music
    Jeremy Hatch
    Sep 8, 2009

    Nick Hornby on the Music Blogs

    “It took me longer than it should have done to work out that the internet is one giant independent record shop — thousands and thousands of cute little independent record shops, anyway — and they don’t actually charge you for the…

  • Other
    Anisse Gross
    Sep 8, 2009

    In Love Online

    A little snapshot of love stories from around the web. One of my all-time favorite love stories told at the Moth podcast: Mike Destefano recalling his love for Franny in Franny’s Last Ride. Calvin Trillin, who always wrote about his…

  • Other
    Elissa Bassist
    Sep 8, 2009

    The Revolution Has Begun

    Dear writers and readers, Finally! The inaugural post for the new Rumpus column Funny Women can be read here. This is just the beginning. You, the writers and readers, will be generating the content each week. I’ll keep the Funny…

  • Other
    Wendy Molyneux
    Sep 8, 2009

    FUNNY WOMEN #1: The New Rumpus Humor Column: I Am Sorry That I Didn’t Write a Comedy Piece

    I guess it’s time for me to get serious about writing this comedy piece. Emoticon.

  • Music
    Jeremy Hatch
    Sep 8, 2009

    Tune of the Day

    Artist: The Thermals Song: “Now We Can See”

  • Film
    Kevin Hobson
    Sep 8, 2009

    “Girls Gone Gory”

    Rumpus contributor Michelle Orange just posted a scream of an article in The New York Times about women in horror films.  Specifically focusing on the upcoming Jennifer’s Body, the article “Taking Back the Knife—Girls Gone Gory” details the complex role…

  • Features & Reviews, Reviews
    Karen Laws
    Sep 8, 2009

    Reasons for and Advantages of Breathing

    Lydia Peelle’s stories focus on scurrilous ne’er-do-wells who flail about in circumstances beyond their control.

  • Features & Reviews
    Aaron Gilbreath
    Sep 8, 2009

    Aaron Gilbreath: The Last Book I Loved, Ray

    I used to think I was somewhat daring as a reader, but apparently I was not. After reading Barry Hannah’s story collection Airships, I bought five of his other books in a flurry of excitement; then they sat there on…

  • Video
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Sep 8, 2009

    Brief Interviews With Hideous Men Trailer

    David Foster Wallace’s Brief Interviews With Hideous Men is being made into a movie. More info here. (via Gawker)

  • Features & Reviews
    Grace Talusan
    Sep 8, 2009

    The Rumpus Interview With Uwem Akpan

    “After the phone call from The New Yorker, I walked more than a mile to church to thank God. But then I told God I would talk to Him another time and darted home.”

  • Features & Reviews
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Sep 8, 2009

    The Adderall Diaries

    The Adderall Diaries page has been updated to include a great review that ran today in Bookslut and more information on our low income galley giveaway. More here.

  • Features & Reviews
    Elissa Bassist
    Sep 8, 2009

    Save the Words

    By the end of my last “relationship,” we had so few words left for each other. How many other ways could we say, “I’m sorry” or “I unlove you” or “fuck you”? We used up all the words we knew…

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