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    Seth Fischer
    May 24, 2009

    For the love of God, we are not Generation Y

    A little while ago, I got sick of hearing that my generation—which for some God awful reason is called Generation Y—was spoiled, lazy and stupid, all while we were fighting wars (one of which, I seem to remember, we were…

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    Seth Fischer
    May 24, 2009

    This Book Will Self Destruct in 5-4-3…

    “Books ought to be so cheap that we can throw them away if we do not like them, or give them away if we do. Moreover, it is absurd to print every book as if it were fated to last…

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    Seth Fischer
    May 24, 2009

    Hope for the Future Imminent

    According to Cory Doctorow over at Boing Boing, there’s a high school kid running a library of banned books out of her locker. Her school has quite an extensive list of forbidden books, and she’s taken great care to make…

  • Music
    Seth Fischer
    May 24, 2009

    The Piano’s Been Drinking Decaf

    I’ve heard lots of wild rumors about the musician Tom Waits over the years. The best one was that his career was an abysmal failure until he was stabbed in the throat in a bar fight, changing his voice —…

  • Features & Reviews
    Seth Fischer
    May 24, 2009

    The Rumpus Book Blog Roundup

    The book blogs are in a tizzy! One second, it doesn’t look good for literature.  The cancer has spread. The postmortem is imminent. But then all of the sudden they are saying everything is fine and pointing us in the…

  • Features & Reviews
    Seth Fischer
    May 24, 2009

    The Rumpus Sunday Book Review Supplement

    Greetings! I am Seth, the new Sunday Rumpus Editor. My first act ever in this position will be to recap this week’s book reviews, so that you can start your hangover by reading the reviews you missed and re-reading the…

  • Other
    Seth Fischer
    May 24, 2009

    Welcome to Sunday

  • Other
    Brian Spears
    May 23, 2009

    Poetic Lives Online: Links by Brian Spears

    A movie about poets? I’m amazed that it got made in the first place. We linked to it earlier this week, but I think it bears relinking–Martin Earl’s observation on how women seem to be the real groundbreakers in contemporary…

  • Other
    Brian Spears
    May 23, 2009

    This Will End Badly

    I’m a union member and a union supporter, but this is not good at all. The Los Angeles Police Union has a $30 million investment in the group that just bought the San Diego Union-Tribune. (We can discuss the wisdom…

  • Other
    Lucy Corin
    May 23, 2009

    Lucy Corin: A Poem I Love

    Frank O’Hara’s “Morning” I can read, as I just did, stuffing my face with a disgusting greasy croissant, and I am still totally immersed in the world of this poem which resists weeping so desperately the whole thing feels like…

  • Features & Reviews, Reviews, Rumpus Original
    Brian Beglin
    May 23, 2009

    The Camera Never Lies

    In Steve Amick’s new novel, desire is most effectively stoked by what you can’t see.

  • Other
    Brian Spears
    May 23, 2009

    How 1984 Killed George Orwell

    George Orwell, who died at the age of 46, was one of the most influential writers of the twentieth century, and arguably, given the way the Bush administration adopted many of Big Brother’s tactics, the twenty-first as well. A google…

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