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    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Jun 25, 2009

    Extreme Storytelling and Literary Mayhem

    Mike Edison has been promoting the paperback edition of his book I Have Fun Everywhere I Go: Savage Tales of Pot, Porn, Punk Rock, Pro Wrestling, Talking Apes, Evil Bosses, Dirty Blues, American Heroes, and the Most Notorious Magazines in…

  • Features & Reviews, Reviews
    Kenny Squires
    Jun 25, 2009

    The Tao of Keith

    A collection of wisdom, witticisms, hypothetical scenarios, and recipes (really!) lays out the principles of “Keithism”

  • Features & Reviews
    Claire Caplan
    Jun 25, 2009

    Work Befitting A Free Man

    “I feel like I’ve been sort of … anointed this voice in the culture by people who, if they’d seen me two years ago when I was just fixing motorcycles would have said, ‘What are you doing with your life?’”…

  • Features & Reviews
    Kevin Hobson
    Jun 25, 2009

    Kevin Hobson: The Last Book I Loved, Disgrace

    The last book I loved was Disgrace by J.M. Coetzee.  Maybe “loved” isn’t the right word.  “Loved” implies affection, fealty, romance and adoration.  Coetzee’s Booker-Prize winning masterpiece affected me profoundly, but I did not feel any of those “lovely” types…

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    Rozalia Jovanovic
    Jun 25, 2009

    Arthur Jones will Illustrate Your One-Sentence Story

    This summer, writer, illustrator and animator Arthur Jones will illustrate your one-sentence story with one Post-It Note. Jones, who has taken his Post-It Note Series on a cross-country tour, and whose yellow sticky notes have given darkly comic life to…

  • Features & Reviews, Sex
    Mark Pritchard
    Jun 25, 2009

    “Why don’t you dance with her?”

    In the Guardian, novelist Ewan Morrison — whose newest novel is called Ménage — tosses out a list of literary ménages à trois, leading off with the Hemingway erotic novel (some would call it an embarrassment that Hemingway never intended…

  • Music
    The Rumpus
    Jun 25, 2009

    The Rumpus Readers Interview Dee Snider

    We passed the opportunity on to our readers—and we ended up with an interview that was much more interesting than we had expected.

  • Other
    Dan Weiss
    Jun 25, 2009

    Morning Coffee

    A brief history of Kodachrome, the iconic film that didn’t quite make it to its 75th anniversary. Department of bummer: dinosaurs may have been much smaller than we thought. Ground Zero: 1945 is a collection of drawings and paintings by…

  • Features & Reviews, Sex
    Julie Greicius
    Jun 24, 2009

    The Hooping Book: An Interview

    The Rumpus interviews co-author Ariane Conrad about her controversial new sex manual…er, “revolutionary fitness program.”

  • The Last Book I Loved: Honored Guest
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    Tao Lin
    Jun 24, 2009

    The Last Book I Loved: Honored Guest

    One of my favorite books is the story-collection Honored Guest (2004) by Joy Williams.

  • Film
    Jeremy Hatch
    Jun 24, 2009

    Strangelove Custard Pie

    Over on The Auteurs, Glenn Kenny has published an interview with Anthony Harvey, who was Stanley Kubrick’s editor on Lolita and Dr. Strangelove. As you probably already know, the latter film ends with Peter Sellers, as the title character, getting…

  • Other
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Jun 24, 2009

    Iran Links

    Protesters and police clash in front of the Iranian Parliament at Baharestan Square (pictures). “They started beating everyone […] and throwing them off the bridge […] they beat a woman so savagely that she was drenched in blood…” an eyewitness…

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