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Arthur Ganson’s Poetic Kinetics

  • Julie Greicius
  • February 12, 2009
Yesterday my heart went out to the image of a small, walking wishbone that seemed to pull, like a frail ox, a complex contraption behind it. It was the most…
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  • Film
  • Rumpus Original

The Last Bastion of Jim Crow

  • Jesse Nathan
  • February 12, 2009
The Order of Myths is a film too nuanced to confront lynching directly, and too focused to make any easy statement about racism.
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Rumpus Book Reviews Since 1/20

  • Juliet Litman
  • February 12, 2009
The Boatloads by Dan Albergotti Ms. Hempel Chronicles by Sarah Shun-Lien Bynum American America by Ethan Canin The Sky Below by Stacey D’Erasmo A Day and a Night and a…
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  • Rumpus Original

A Questioning Faith

  • Brian Spears
  • February 12, 2009
A Review of Dan Albergotti’s The Boatloads I have a special place in my heart for literature that juxtaposes the sacred and profane, that challenges perhaps the most successful meme…
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  • Video

Cory’s Yellow Chair

  • Julie Greicius
  • February 12, 2009
“I constructed this machine when, in my mind’s eye I saw my son’s little yellow chair explode with infinite speed, travel to the far reaches of the universe and slowly…
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Thinking Chair

  • Julie Greicius
  • February 11, 2009
“One day I found a loose rock with a flat face and the idea for ‘Thinking Chair’, a self-portrait of this experience, came into being.” —Arthur Ganson
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  • Features & Reviews

More Rules of Writing

  • M. Rebekah Otto
  • February 11, 2009
In 2001, Elmore Leonard, famous for his crime fiction and suspense thrillers, wrote a spicy essay for The New York Times cataloging his suggestions for good writing, or, rather, he…
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  • Blogs

BAD MOMMY BLOG: Happy Valentine’s Day—I Give You My Vagina

  • Kaui Hemmings
  • February 11, 2009
Within one minute of meeting my waxer I am on a bed, naked from the waist down and her hand is on my vagina. I’m trying to think of something…
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  • Features & Reviews
  • Media

The (Old) New Leader

  • M. Rebekah Otto
  • February 11, 2009
In January 2006, The New Leader stopped print publication, an early omen to The Christian Science Monitor. But this eighty-five-year old magazine continues to publish bimonthly in the form of…
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Machine with Wishbone

  • Julie Greicius
  • February 11, 2009
“Caught in a symbiotic relationship, both the wishbone and the machine are unable to manifest fully without the other. We drag our pasts with us and move according to unseen…
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  • Art

Amy Crehore’s “Dreamgirls & Ukes”

  • Julie Greicius
  • February 11, 2009
Oregon-based artist Amy Crehore opens her solo show at Thinkspace Gallery, Los Angeles, this Friday, February 13. Crehore has painted over a dozen antique ukuleles as part of this exhibit,…
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Machine with Abandoned Doll

  • Julie Greicius
  • February 11, 2009
“The intellect may be strong and the adult tormented as a result of it, but the child within dreams innocently.” —Arthur Ganson
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