Features & Reviews Reviews Rumpus Original Less Is More Brian BeglinAugust 16, 2010 The stories in Mary Hamilton’s very, very short collection are vivid, surreal, experimental, funny, and emotionally devastating.Read
Features & Reviews Reviews Rumpus Original The Duke of Discomfort Brian BeglinMay 27, 2010 David Means’s fictional worlds are ominous, pre-apocalyptic, the hiss after a match is struck but before it ignites.Read
Features & Reviews Reviews Rumpus Original Stirring Coffee with a Feather Brian BeglinJanuary 27, 2010 Margo Berdeshevsky’s work straddles the line between fiction and poetry. Her characters grieve, dream, punish themselves, and try to find harmony between who they are and who they might still…Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews Rumpus Original Refresh, Refresh Brian BeglinNovember 30, 2009 A new graphic novel translates Benjamin Percy’s short story about children of the Iraq war into brilliant color.Read
Features & Reviews Reviews Rumpus Original The Camera Never Lies Brian BeglinMay 23, 2009 In Steve Amick’s new novel, desire is most effectively stoked by what you can’t see.Read