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All Storytelling is Nonbinary: An interview with Jennifer Savran Kelly

People who feel safe and able or who have privilege should use the space they create for themselves to make more space for people from marginalized communities. We all need to hold space for one another.

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Languages Within A Language: Camilo José Cela’s The Hive

How do you represent, in a different tongue, the languages within the language of the original text?

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Rumpus Original Fiction: Career Day

It was too late for Lucy to be whatever she wanted. All she could do was be herself.

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Belonging across multiple places: Sorayya Khan examines the concept of home

I think we are all shaped by history, whether we accept this or not.

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What to Read When: You Like to Look at Birds

I have long gravitated toward books that know where they are situated.

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From the Archives: Voices on Addiction: None of This Is Bullshit

I was fine. No one and nothing could hurt me.

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RUMPUS BOOK CLUB EXCERPT: GHOST PEOPLE by Sabrina Orah Mark

An excerpt from The Rumpus Book Club's March selection, HAPPILY by Sabrina Orah Mark

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Holding On and Letting Go: Rebecca Aronson’s Anchor

Gravity is what tethers us to the earth and to those we love, but it is also what we are constantly trying to escape. Anchor is about both these states—the holding on and the letting go—and the tension between them.

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