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  • Music
    M. Rebekah Otto
    Apr 15, 2009

    Music on the Internet?

    Last December in their annual music issue, Oxford American lamented the demise of music criticism. But nonetheless here’s a collection of music related internet findings: Douglas Wolk discusses The Celestial Jukebox. A Cultural Dictionary of Punk (doesn’t punk, by nature,…

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    Rumpus Original Poems
    Apr 15, 2009

    “Ian Hamilton in Florida,” by Randall Mann

  • Features & Reviews, Reviews, Rumpus Original
    Brian Spears
    Apr 15, 2009

    The Naked City

    Randall Mann’s second collection of poems explores desire and death in the City by the Bay.

  • Media
    Jesse Nathan
    Apr 15, 2009

    The End of Mass Media

    “Once Al Gore gets the fiber optic highways in place,” writes Crichton, “and the information capacity of the country is where it ought to be, I will be able, for example, to view any public meeting of Congress over the…

  • Media
    Jesse Nathan
    Apr 15, 2009

    True/Slant/Hmmmm

    It’s worth applauding the creative efforts behind True/Slant. It’s a website founded by a former AOL executive who’s hired 65 “knowledge experts.” “Knowledge experts,” in this context, means professional journalists or commentators, some of whom work for the New York…

  • Features & Reviews, Rumpus Original
    Shara Lessley
    Apr 15, 2009

    Tips for Poets Inspired by Another Dead White Male

    In order to become an epic poet, Milton believed he must also refuse “lustral waters.” In other words, aspiring artists must remain chaste.

  • Morning Coffee
    Dan Weiss
    Apr 15, 2009

    Morning Coffee

    2010 is just around the corner, where are my Flying Cars?  The New York Times on why they will never happen and why they are right around the corner. Coney Island 1952. (via Metafilter) also the 1939 New York World’s…

  • Other
    Jon Adams
    Apr 15, 2009

    TRUTH SERUM: Friends Forever!

    Truth Serum at City Cyclops

  • Features & Reviews
    Beth Lisick
    Apr 14, 2009

    The Last Book I Loved: You’ll Never Eat Lunch in This Town Again

    Julia Phillips was the first female producer to ever win an Oscar. She won it in 1973, when she was 29, for The Sting, and then went on to produce Taxi Driver and Close Encounters of the Third Kind. A…

  • Blogs, Features & Reviews, Poems
    Rumpus Original Poems
    Apr 14, 2009

    “Anax Junius,” by Aaron Baker

  • Video
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Apr 14, 2009

    We Didn’t Start The Flame War

    I am not a fan of collegehumor.com, but you have to admit when something is done right.

  • Other
    Kaui Hemmings
    Apr 14, 2009

    BAD MOMMY: The Truth About Motherhood! blah, blah, blah

    In case you missed it, the other day Oprah did a show about moms “breaking the silence” about motherhood.  Moms talked about their secret lives and feelings.  They talked about embarrassing incidents mainly involving their children’s bodily fluids.  I don’t know.…

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