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    Paul Collins
    Jun 1, 2009

    Little House on the Amazon

    Galley Cat notes speculation on a patent filed by Amazon for a small building design. (The patent’s here…) The Street weighs in with that claim that “If, indeed, Amazon were to embark on retail locations, analysts think it would only…

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    John Madera
    Jun 1, 2009

    John Madera: The Last Book I Loved, Fog & Car

    I have a problem with fidelity. But don’t call me a book slut as I prefer the term “promiscuous bibliophile.” When so many seductive stories vie for my attention, how can I settle for just one?

  • Art, Rumpus Original
    Julie Greicius
    Jun 1, 2009

    The Rumpus Interview with Thomas Voorhies

    Thomas Voorhies is a Los Angeles-based painter and screenwriter. The intimate discomfort of his portraits is counterbalanced by a lush, sensual style. His canvases compartmentalize his concerns, frame his worries, and liberate his imagination. For a single night on June…

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    Paul Madonna
    Jun 1, 2009

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    Seth Fischer
    May 31, 2009

    Shame Makes Us Who We Are

    Anyone who has ever been in a creative writing workshop knows the type of shame ordinarily suffered only by lifestyle submissives. And in the new Bookforum, Mark Grief, while reviewing Mark McGurl’s The Program Era, plays with McGurl’s idea that…

  • Features & Reviews, Music
    Seth Fischer
    May 31, 2009

    Can’t Tell Me Nothing

    The Rumpus doesn’t really do Kanye West. It doesn’t hate him and it doesn’t love him. It just doesn’t go there. But when the self-proclaimed “voice of this generation“— in an interview for the release of his book, no less…

  • Features & Reviews
    Seth Fischer
    May 31, 2009

    Truth, Justice, the American Way, and Bondage

    “In 1954, his eyesight failing and work hard to come by, (Superman co-creator Joe Shuster) accepted an invitation to illustrate the lurid stories that were to fill the pages of a magazine called Nights of Horror. Promising its readers “stories spiced…

  • Features & Reviews
    Seth Fischer
    May 31, 2009

    The Rumpus Book Blog Roundup

    Good news! Your humble Rumpus Sunday editor, who was locked inside the Public Storage in North Berkeley for the better part of last night while helping his nine-months-pregnant friend move, has been rescued by the cops! And today, I’m excited…

  • Features & Reviews
    Seth Fischer
    May 31, 2009

    The Rumpus Sunday Book Review Supplement

    Finished with the BEA? Had the best time of your life at You’re Not Alone, the Rumpus, McSweeney’s and SMITHMAG event last night in New York, and not sure how you could ever top the experience?

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    Seth Fischer
    May 31, 2009

    Welcome to Sunday

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    Brian Spears
    May 30, 2009

    Poetic Lives Online: Links by Brian Spears

    The New Haven Review has an interview with David Orr, including Orr’s take on the spitting match between him and Dana Goodyear a couple of years ago. Poetry is on the radio again, thanks to WSUM. You can also listen…

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    Brian Spears
    May 30, 2009

    Did You Miss?

    It was a good week for us here at The Rumpus. Ryan Boudinot reminisced about Spinal Tap, Peter Orner told us we are all Lizzie Borden, Stephen Elliott gave us the latest installment in An Oral History of Myself, and…

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