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Isaac Fitzgerald
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Photo + Poetry
“The Phone Booth” by Raymond Carver paired with 2314c by Todd Hido. Beautiful. (via @DougMcGray)
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D. D. and J. J.
Doug Dorst, author of The Surf Guru (one of last year’s Rumpus Book Club picks), has partnered with J. J. Abrams and landed a book deal.
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No New Typewriters
Godrej and Boyce, the only company in the world that was still building typewriters, has closed its last plant.
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Michael Chabon in the Lands Beyond
The New York Review of Books has posted Michael Chabon’s introduction to a “fiftieth anniversary edition of The Phantom Tollbooth,” due out in October. (Bonus? The piece includes a photo of Chabon as an adorable, large-glasses-wearing youth.)
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First Chapter in the Sun
You can read the first chapter of John Sayles’ new book, A Moment in the Sun (McSweeney’s, 2011), here.
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Welcome to the Ten-In-One
WELCOME TO THE TEN-IN-ONE: The One Ton Honey Lisa Brown continues her incredible Rumpus Comic series: “Welcome to the Ten-In-One.”
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“In Praise of The Rumpus Book Club”
“… the Rumpus Book Club is filled with extraordinarily adventurous, well-read, thoughtful omnivores of the literary variety. Everyone who loves to read should find themselves a group like this. I feel like I’ve become a better reader because of my…
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“Tim, Man, What Can I Say?”
Restrepo co-director Sebastian Junger remembers Restrepo co-director Tim Hetherington, “an incomparable photojournalist” who was killed in Libya on April 20th.
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Tao Lin’s Crystal Ball
“A certain literary discourse, about what others should or shouldn’t be doing with their art, will probably always exist as a distraction from writing novels.” Tao Lin has written an essay called “Does the Novel Have a Future? The Answer…
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Horn! Reviews
HORN! REVIEWS: There Is No Year Another fantastic Rumpus Comic book review by Kevin Thomas.
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‘Nuff Said
“Werner Herzog and Cormac McCarthy talk science and culture.” There’s really nothing else to say. Go here to listen. (via @jamesyeh)
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Go Hug a Tree
“Denis Hayes coordinated the first Earth Day, April 22, 1970, when 20 million people took to the streets and kicked off the environmental movement.” Today’s probably a good day to revisit our interview with Denis Hayes.