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  • “Book of Dog” by Cleopatra Mathis
    Features & Reviews, Poetry, Reviews, The Rumpus Book Club
    Virginia Konchan
    Nov 24, 2012

    “Book of Dog” by Cleopatra Mathis

    The domesticated dog, evolved 15,000 years ago from gray wolves, is not a reliquary of slavish dependence in Book of Dog, Cleopatra Mathis’ seventh collection, nor is it a token of the bourgeois middle-class’s presumed benignity. It is as necessary…

  • “Melancholia (An Essay)” by Kristina Marie Darling
    Features & Reviews, Poetry, Reviews
    Carlo Matos
    Nov 23, 2012

    “Melancholia (An Essay)” by Kristina Marie Darling

    Kristina Marie Darling’s wonderful new book of poems, Melancholia (An Essay)—her fourth—is more than a collection of abandoned footnotes and glossaries (poetic constructs she has been mastering since Night Songs), it is a history composed entirely of an ex-lover’s curios—a…

  • POLICE LOG COMICS:  JUNE 6TH CARMEL AREA
    Comics
    Owen Cook
    Nov 22, 2012

    POLICE LOG COMICS: JUNE 6TH CARMEL AREA

  • Happy Thanksgiving!
    Comics, Rumpus Comics
    The Rumpus
    Nov 22, 2012

    Happy Thanksgiving!

    “Happy Thanksgiving!” from all of us here at The Rumpus.

  • Boyfriends: EARLY
    Comics, Rumpus Comics
    Shelagh Power-Chopra and Kara Jansson
    Nov 21, 2012

    Boyfriends: EARLY

    A Rumpus Comic focused on past boyfriends and what went wrong:

  • Other
    Lisa Dusenbery
    Nov 21, 2012

    The New Sincerity

    In a New York Times op-ed that’s been making its way around the internet, Christy Wampole asserts that irony is the ethos of our age. At The Atlantic, Jonathan D. Fitzgerald argues that she has it backwards. “All across the pop…

  • Other
    Pat Johnson
    Nov 21, 2012

    Mary Todd Lincoln: The Controversial First Lady

    Mary Todd Lincoln was no Jackie Kennedy. Although Mary Lincoln is often portrayed as being consumed by aristocratic airs, she hardly fit in with the upper-class. She spent hefty sums of money on custom tailored dresses to “look the part;”…

  • The Rumpus Interview with Dr. Matthew McKay
    Features & Reviews, Interviews
    Tom Southern
    Nov 21, 2012

    The Rumpus Interview with Dr. Matthew McKay

    Matthew McKay, writer and the co-founder of New Harbinger Publications, explores his transition from nonfiction to fiction writing, and looks closely at dissociative identity disorder and what it means to love someone with this and other mental illnesses.

  • Other
    Lauren O'Neal
    Nov 21, 2012

    Glad We Got That One Sorted Out

    Is humankind basically good or basically evil? Or does it vary too widely from person to person to generalize across the whole species? Well, some scientists took a look, and it turns out we’re good. So we can all stop…

  • Poetry
    Cristian Flores Garcia
    Nov 21, 2012

    The Last Poem I Loved: “Wild Geese” by Mary Oliver

    After I finished reading “Wild Geese,” all I could think of was: So what! So what that I am an undocumented person living in hiding, so what that I was turned into a “criminal” when I was a child, so…

  • Other
    The Rumpus
    Nov 21, 2012

    Happy Baby Roundup

    The Happy Baby Kickstarter campaign has 21 days to reach the $85,000 funding goal. You can make a donation here. ‘Like’ Happy Baby on Facebook! Stephen Elliott talks with a Happy Baby Kickstarter backer, Stacey Lewis of the legendary City Lights bookstore. You know we…

  • The Rumpus Review of El Médico: The Cubatón Story
    Film
    Julia Cooke
    Nov 21, 2012

    The Rumpus Review of El Médico: The Cubatón Story

    To be a doctor in Cuba is to live inside the swirl of history and politics that whooshes around the small Communist island at all times.

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