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    Joshuah Bearman
    Apr 13, 2009

    The Future of Goatee Management

    Is finally here.

  • Music
    Joshuah Bearman
    Apr 13, 2009

    OK Computer!

    First the IBM 704 sang it, then a malfunctioning HAL 9000, and now the internet. It’s Daisy Bell — or, a Bicycle Built for Two Thousand. That would be the number of voices compiled into this rendition. Which is spookier,…

  • Sex
    Joshuah Bearman
    Apr 13, 2009

    Put it on my Tab

    We knew that monkeys paid for sex as soon as they learn what money is. But that’s in a lab, a controlled setting, where who knows what kinds of tricks the labcoats used to pervert their monkey minds. Turns out, though,…

  • Features & Reviews
    Rumpus Original Poems
    Apr 13, 2009

    “Sixpence,” by Jeff Lytle

  • Features & Reviews, Reviews
    Taylor Plimpton
    Apr 13, 2009

    A Book About My Father: George, Being George

    I should perhaps start off by saying that I had almost nothing to do with the oral biography about my father, George Plimpton.

  • Other
    Jesse Nathan
    Apr 13, 2009

    Across the Harbor, Silver-Paced… and Soon Defaced?

    Decades ago, Hart Crane wrote “To Brooklyn Bridge,” his most famous poem. “And Thee, across the harbor, silver-paced / As though the sun took step of thee, yet left / Some motion ever unspent in thy stride,– / Implicitly thy…

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    Paul Madonna
    Apr 13, 2009

    SMALL POTATOES:
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    angrylittlepotatoes.com …

  • Art
    Julie Greicius
    Apr 13, 2009

    Built from Bullets

    Bullet shells, shrapnel and scrap metal–the detritus of war—were well known to be recycled back into arms, but they have also been transformed into art. Since 1971, the artist Al Farrow has been making a unique collection of modern reliquaries…

  • Features & Reviews, Reviews, Sex
    Monica Shores
    Apr 13, 2009

    Naked in DC

    Craig Seymour is funny, precise, and egoless: the perfect combination for a good sex worker memoirist.

  • Art
    Claire Caplan
    Apr 13, 2009

    Ariana Page Russell and the Art of Dermatographia

    In her art, Ariana Page Russell uses her skin in ways previously unimaginable: she makes wallpaper with it; she creates temporary tattoos with it, that she then affixes back onto her skin; and, most provocatively, she photographs welts and scratches…

  • DEAR SUGAR: “If you’re so hot, anon, why not sign your name and include a pic of your amazing wonderpuss?”
    Dear Sugar
    Sugar
    Apr 13, 2009

    DEAR SUGAR: “If you’re so hot, anon, why not sign your name and include a pic of your amazing wonderpuss?”

    You “feel” you should be out meeting people. You know what I say? Fuck that.

  • Other
    Dan Weiss
    Apr 13, 2009

    Morning Coffee

    We here at the Rumpus do not speak nor read Russian. We are however, totally terrified and fascinated by this dying merman statue. Republican are a bunch of teabaggers and the National Organization for Marriage starts the M4M initiative (aka…

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