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  • Brewster by Mark Slouka
    Features & Reviews, Reviews
    Jessy Goodman
    Aug 5, 2013

    Brewster by Mark Slouka

    Slouka turns ambiguity into an asset, recreating the uncertainty of a boy trapped on thin ice who can hear the surface starting to snap but can’t see where the cracks are forming.

  • Morning Coffee
    Caroline Kangas
    Aug 5, 2013

    Dan Weiss’s Morning Coffee

    Dan Weiss is on tour with his band through August 10, but fear not: We’ll still be serving up your morning coffee. A small world carried on the back of a crab. A differently inaccessible hermetic world of a monk in the sky. …

  • Greenford’s Gift
    Rumpus Original
    Samina Najmi
    Aug 5, 2013

    Greenford’s Gift

    Thirty-seven years after leaving the West London suburb—a psychic terrain as much as a geographical one—I can look back on it with something other than an anguished mix of tenderness and terror.

  • DRAWING DAILY SUNDAY EDITION: ONE FOR THE WEEKEND
    Comics
    Steven Kraan
    Aug 4, 2013

    DRAWING DAILY SUNDAY EDITION: ONE FOR THE WEEKEND

  • The Sunday Rumpus Essay: The Last First Day
    Rumpus Original
    Bernadette Murphy
    Aug 4, 2013

    The Sunday Rumpus Essay: The Last First Day

    “My desires had now become too big, the call to a larger life too loud to be easily hushed.” As her children age and her identity as a Mother shifts, the author must step outside the safety of an outgrown…

  • Blogs
    Gina Frangello
    Aug 4, 2013

    Lit-Link Round-up

    Sunday Rumpus alum, Laura Bogart’s, Salon piece, “I Choose to Be Fat” has gone viral, with good reason. And Rumpus gal Antonia Crane in the LA Times, strip-club-consultant extraordinaire. If you read Margo Rabb’s fascinating “Fallen Idols” in the NYTimes,…

  • Art, Other
    Paolo Yumol
    Aug 3, 2013

    The Juvenilia + Rookie: Exhibition and Pop-Up Shop in LA (8/9-8/11)

    Six years ago, the photography website Flickr allowed a community of young photographers around the world to discover one another’s work. One such friendship developed between Nolan Boomer, editor of the online zine The Juvenilia, and Erica Segovia, staff photographer for Rookie magazine.…

  • In the Laurels, Caught by Lee Ann Brown
    Features & Reviews, Poetry, Reviews
    Sarah Sarai
    Aug 3, 2013

    In the Laurels, Caught by Lee Ann Brown

    Sarah Sarai reviews Lee Ann Brown’s In the Laurels, Caught today in Rumpus Poetry.

  • Other
    Xach Fromson
    Aug 3, 2013

    Notable Los Angeles: 8/3 – 8/9

    Saturday 8/3: Red Hen Press launches their kickstarter campaign with a Poetry Prom. Poets Douglas Kearney and Laurel Ann Bogen poetize as Prom King and Queen. There will be finger food, “punch,” and more Prom-like activities. Guests are encouraged to dress…

  • Blogs
    Zoë Ruiz
    Aug 3, 2013

    Links I Like

    I texted my friend at midnight: Are you still at the party? My friend said she still was there, she was in the garden, and there were a lot of familiar faces. I showed up and she was right, there…

  • The Saturday Rumpus Comic: Equinox
    Comics, Rumpus Comics, Rumpus Original
    Yumi Sakugawa
    Aug 3, 2013

    The Saturday Rumpus Comic: Equinox

    My arm hairs on my right arm have been growing into tiny trees…

  • Other
    Lauren O'Neal
    Aug 2, 2013

    Happy Birthday, James Baldwin!

    Happy birthday to James Baldwin, who would have been 89 today. A pioneering author of fiction, essays, plays, and poetry, Baldwin explored what it meant to be black and gay long before such themes became acceptable to the mainstream. He…

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