October Spotlight: Letters in the Mail
Our next Letters in the Mail come from Ling Ma and Kelly Sather.
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Join NOW!Our next Letters in the Mail come from Ling Ma and Kelly Sather.
...moreOur next Letters in the Mail come from author Mario Chard and Quinn Carver Johnson.
...moreJust highlighting work by some of our favorite trans/nb/genderqueer writers <3
...moreWe’ve asked Rumpus editors to share the titles forthcoming between now and the year’s end that they are most eagerly anticipating.
...moreOur next Letters in the Mail come from authors Brian Turner and Sequoia Nagamatsu.
...moreRumpus editors share a list of new and forthcoming books to celebrate Pride Month!
...more* of asking for basic services like healthcare and the right to exist
...moreOur next letter in the mail comes from authors Beth Kephart and Abigail Thomas.
...moreToday, we’re launching this $10K crowdfunding campaign to redesign the magazine’s website. We’ve been running on the same WordPress template since the site launched 14 years ago, which makes it like 1,400 in internet-years.
...moreNew Column Alert <3 Parallel Practice, a new monthly column at The Rumpus, is edited by our very own Anna Held, whom you may remember from our Mental Health Awareness Month last year.
...moreOur next Letters in the Mail come from authors Paul Ceballos and James Allen Hall
...moreOur next Letter in the Mail comes from author Anne Elizabeth Moore.
...moreOur next Letter in the Mail comes from author Henriette Lazaridis, who writes to us about embracing slowness amidst hustle culture.
...moreThe Rumpus editors share a list of books to celebrate Black History Month
...moreembracing ambivalence, returning to one’s hometown and the musings it inspires during a time of collective dread, a canine writing team, and the power of imagination
...moreTwice a month, The Rumpus brings your favorite writers directly to your IRL mailbox via our Letters in the Mail programs.
...moreWithin true community, we can experience our deepest vulnerabilities because we know that we are safe to fail, encouraged to thrive, and needed to be part of something greater than our little selves.
...moreEssays are all about reflection, and we thought we’d kick off 2023 with a look at the most-read pieces of last year. It can sometimes feel like hours (years) of hard work disappear into the maw of our short attention spans, and these lists serve as important reminders of the work. — The Eds. *** #1 […]
...moreFor decades my writing was just for me. Then in the nineties, I discovered communities of queer South Asian artists and activists, radical BIPOC writers. . . . This is when I realized being a writer could be a lifestyle rather than my secret passion.
...moreToday we’re asking you to show your support for The Rumpus by becoming a Member or gifting a Membership to a favorite writer in your life.
...moreTwice a month, The Rumpus brings your favorite writers directly to your IRL mailbox via our Letters in the Mail programs.
...moreI’m not exaggerating when I say that receiving a letter in the mail when you’re a teenager in lockup feels like a small miracle, every single time . . .
...moreSome of our Letters in the Mail authors on the books that got them reading as children, and advice for creative kids.
...moreThe Rumpus editors put together a list of books for Virgo season
...moreChatting with some of September’s Letters in the Mail featured authors about books and birds.
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