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  • Channel B
    Rumpus Original
    Megan Stielstra
    Nov 9, 2012

    Channel B

    We stood there long past what is appropriate for strangers. I like to think it’s because she was thinking the same thing I was.

  • Features & Reviews
    Julie Morse
    Nov 8, 2012

    E-Single Revolution

    At The Columbia Journalism Review, Michael Meyer talks about e-reader movement, and how The Atavist and Byliner paved the way for larger publishers to push out e-singles. E-singles differ from e-books in that they’re usually no longer than a novella.…

  • Other
    Lisa Dusenbery
    Nov 8, 2012

    “Some Case Studies in Failure”

    “X—well, X is just failing. At taking vitamins. At fully committing himself to the idea of dental hygiene. At opening beer bottles and wine bottles and most bottles made of non-synthetic material. Give X something with a metal lid, and…

  • Other
    Julie Morse
    Nov 8, 2012

    Amazon.com Doesn’t Care about Sandy

    “You’d think a company like Amazon would want to do everything it can to help out — for the good PR, if nothing else. Nope.” Occupy Sandy has started an Amazon wedding registry of supplies for those whose belongings were…

  • Other
    Julie Morse
    Nov 8, 2012

    Debut of Hang Glider and Mud Mask

    Bay Area: Come out to McSweeney’s all-ages book launch party for Brian McMullen and Jason Jagel’s first picture book, Hang Glider and Mud Mask. The event will be held on November 16th in The Mission at Southern Exposure, and readings…

  • Other
    Julie Morse
    Nov 8, 2012

    Magic Relic City

    “Maybe I don’t need to be worried, he said. You’re too weird for anyone but me to want.” An excerpt from Rumpus contributor Jennine Capó Crucet latest novel, Magic Relic City, is featured in Guernica this week and edited by…

  • The “Most Beautiful Thing That Ever Fucked”: The Rumpus Interview with Oriana Small
    Features & Reviews, Interviews, Rumpus Original, Sex
    Antonia Crane
    Nov 8, 2012

    The “Most Beautiful Thing That Ever Fucked”: The Rumpus Interview with Oriana Small

    I was dying to interview Oriana Small about her porno memoir Girlvert.

  • Other
    Julie Morse
    Nov 8, 2012

    Defiance: A Literary Benefit to Rebuild Red Hook

    Red Hook, Brooklyn has suffered the worst of Sandy. Many homes are still without gas, water or power. It’s quite apocalyptic out there, and many have been displaced and are still waiting for FEMA aid. Please come out to Defiance: A…

  • Other
    Nikita Schoen
    Nov 8, 2012

    “Whither Feminism?”

    At the Los Angeles Review of Books, Jack Halberston discusses the new wave of feminism crashing down upon the 21st century.  While introducing his new book, Gaga Feminism: Sex, Gender and the End of Normal (and we’re all for an end to Normal!), he…

  • Not Writing Is Your Alligator
    Rumpus Original
    Catherine Lacey
    Nov 8, 2012

    Not Writing Is Your Alligator

    An open letter to a very young writer from a not-much-older writer.

  • My 2012 Presidential Concession Speech
    Rumpus Original
    Ted Wilson
    Nov 8, 2012

    My 2012 Presidential Concession Speech

    As you have most likely heard by now, I did not win my bid for the 2012 Presidency. While most Americans had their eyes set on Barack Obama or Mitt Romney, a few had gathered before my porch to hear…

  • Other
    Lauren O'Neal
    Nov 8, 2012

    The 51st State?

    What if Puerto Rico becomes a state? What if our flag looks like this? What if we have to change that “fifty nifty United States” song to “fifty-one nifty, fun United States”? Puerto Rico would get federal aid, but they’d…

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The Rumpus publishes original fiction, poetry, literary humor writing, comics, essays, book reviews, and interviews with authors and artists of all kinds. Our mostly volunteer-run magazine strives to be a platform for risk-taking voices and writing that might not find a home elsewhere. We lift up new voices alongside those of more established writers our readers may already know and love. We want to bring new perspectives into the conversation that will make us all look deeper.

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