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I Become More Animal When I’m Grieving: A Conversation with Jenny Sadre-Orafai

So much of being a poet and a writer is also about exploration.

The boreal forests around the town do habitually burn, and its residents were used to seeing flames over their skies in summer months.

Researchers are investigating twins and siblings close in age for possible telepathic entanglement.

I wanted to get Black joy into the book because that’s also part of our experiences.

I needed to start over.

It’s culture that needs to change and not girls themselves.

I think I understand the gap between obsession and devotion, then.

Rumpus editors share a list of new and forthcoming books to celebrate Pride Month!

My sister chose petal pink and lilac for her wedding. She was a coder. She was going to be the breadwinner.

. . . when I’m putting together a collection of poems, I want an emotional arc.

* of asking for basic services like healthcare and the right to exist

Our next letter in the mail comes from authors Beth Kephart and Abigail Thomas.