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    Julie Greicius
    Feb 17, 2009

    Ten People’s Favorite Blog

    Flavorwire interviews online curator and blogger Leslie Miles about his visual curation site. “The concept was simple enough: No words. Just images. Each post is a theme. The beauty is in the simplicity of the visual inspiration. … I was…

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    Rick Moody
    Feb 17, 2009

    Swinging Modern Sounds #6: The Transcendental Signifier

    Note: to the readers of this intermittent bulletin, I recognize in what follows that I am violating the compact I made a couple of months ago, to cover only unsigned, unreleased, or self-released music, and I want to assure you…

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    Andrew Altschul
    Feb 17, 2009

    What I Learned at AWP

    The Rumpus dispatched dozens of our top reporters to Chicago. None of them were heard from again.

  • Features & Reviews, Rumpus Original
    Anthony Ha
    Feb 16, 2009

    The Rumpus Interview with Jacob Weisman

    “You can’t just stick a rocketship on the cover of a book and expect it to sell. That’ll work for the Hard SF readership, but that’s not going to sell thousands of copies.”

  • Blogs, Brian Schwartz
    Brian Schwartz
    Feb 16, 2009

    A FAN’S NOTES— The New Rumpus Literary Sports Blog

    Is there an American sportswriter alive right now who’s better than Michael Lewis? Although his long Sunday Times Magazine piece on Houston Rockets forward Shane Battier feels mildly formulaic in its conception—another homespun story about an athlete whose lack of…

  • Music, Rumpus Original
    Ainsley Drew
    Feb 16, 2009

    The Rumpus Long Interview with Andrew W.K.

    “I used to think that you had to be in a lot more pain and going through a lot more struggle to really prove that you were working hard, but then I realized that was just working really inefficiently.”

  • Features & Reviews, Reviews
    Glenna Goldis
    Feb 16, 2009

    How Judges Think

    When it comes to trying to understand people, Richard Posner is an American Sigmund Freud.

  • Politics
    M. Rebekah Otto
    Feb 16, 2009

    Private Sector Detention

    Last week Pennsylvania judge Mark A. Ciavarella Jr. plead guilty to illegally prosecuting minors, in order to get kickbacks from privately-run juvenile detention centers. Children were sentenced to three months incarceration for making fun of their teachers on MySpace. The judge had…

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    Sugar
    Feb 15, 2009

    YOU ASK, SUGAR ANSWERS

    What’s the real problem here?

  • Features & Reviews
    Brian Spears
    Feb 14, 2009

    Poetic Lives Online: Links by Brian Spears

    Happy Singles Awareness Day, everyone. Here’s a Valentine from Louis Zukofsky to help you finish the night off right. AWP wasn’t the only party this past week–Josh Corey has photos and video from the PoetryPalooza at Lake Forest College. I…

  • Features & Reviews, Rumpus Original
    Beverly Parayno
    Feb 14, 2009

    The Rumpus Interview with Yiyun Li

    “The style in the second collection is more developed, more established. I feel like I’m more mature as a storyteller now and I also know what kind of stories I want to tell.”

  • Art
    Rose Garrett
    Feb 14, 2009

    The Artful Crosswalk

    These artful pedestrian crosswalks are street art of a different stripe. Their most notable creator is Peter Gibson (aka Roadsworth), a street artist who got his start as a frustrated cyclist in Montreal. Having “found little encouragement in breathing car…

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