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  • Art, Features & Reviews, Film, Music
    Rozalia Jovanovic
    Sep 28, 2009

    Notable New York, This Week 9/28-10/4

    This week in New York, Charles Simic reads, Spin Mag hosts Salman Rushdie, The New York Film Festival opens, Philip Seymour Hoffman stars in Peter Sellars’ production of Othello and Robert Lepage’s “Mindblowing” Lipsynch begins at BAM. Monday, September 28,…

  • Other
    Kyle Kinane
    Sep 28, 2009

    Kyle Kinane’s I’m Dead and It’s All My Fault #4

    Feng shui? Fuck that, Doug. This katana sword is going right over the headboard. It’s sexy.

  • Art, Features & Reviews, Music, Sex
    Antonia Crane
    Sep 28, 2009

    Magic Gardens: The Rumpus Interview With Viva Las Vegas

    Viva Las Vegas’ saucy new memoir Magic Gardens is about stripping in Portland, Oregon during the 90’s when the “stripping as performance art” trend was taking hold and pro-porn feminism was a fledgling idea.

  • Other
    Dan Weiss
    Sep 28, 2009

    Morning Coffee

    Important science news: the universe is delicious! Need a good hideout? Al Capone’s is for sale. The American Girl homeless doll is surprisingly expensive. Or maybe not surprisingly, I don’t even know anymore. On the distance between McDonald’s. The final…

  • Comics, Rumpus Comics
    Paul Madonna
    Sep 27, 2009

    SMALL POTATOES:
    Time Means Nothing At All

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  • Features & Reviews
    Michael Berger
    Sep 27, 2009

    The Rumpus Sunday Book Blog Roundup

    It’s your humble Sunday guest editor back in the hot seat again for another wild ride through the bookblogosphere! Today is special to me because the Folsom Fair will be happening which, if you’ve never been, is one of the…

  • Features & Reviews, Other
    Michael Berger
    Sep 27, 2009

    The Rumpus Sunday Book Review Supplement

    This week The Rumpus brings you essays, an interview, a blurb and a review or two from good people like Michelle Orange and Josh Bearman and other special luminaries.

  • Other, Poetry
    Brian Spears
    Sep 26, 2009

    Poetic Lives Online: Links by Brian Spears

    Happy 121st Birthday, T.S. Eliot. Edward Byrne talks about Eliot’s careful control of where and how his poetry appeared, especially as regards anthologies. Joel Brouwer explores the concept of the speed review. What I want to know is why I’m…

  • Other
    Brian Spears
    Sep 26, 2009

    Getting a Little Gunshy

    Even the apolitical in the US had to notice what happened in August with the town hall eruptions with their cries of socialism and the many, many racist slogans and pictures on protest signs. The absurdity might have reached its…

  • Features & Reviews, Reviews
    Erin Almond
    Sep 26, 2009

    Fantasy Freaks and Gaming Geeks

    Let’s face it: Even when you’re breaking up with a Dungeon Master who used to call you his “Faerie Dragon,” you still know you’re breaking up.

  • Other
    Brian Spears
    Sep 26, 2009

    Science Saturday

    Space photography gets me every time. Maybe it’s because for the last six years I’ve lived in places where I’m lucky if I see a handful of stars because of all the light pollution, or maybe it’s all the Star…

  • Other
    Brian Spears
    Sep 26, 2009

    Plug and Play Genetic Engineering

    There are times when the line between exhilarating and terrifying is a fine one, and

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