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    Will Schofield
    Jun 21, 2010

    The Strange World of Adolf Hoffmeister

  • Blogs, Rumpus Original
    Ted Wilson
    Jun 21, 2010

    Ted Wilson Reviews the World #41

    SANTA CLAUS ★★★★★ (4 out of 5) Hello, and welcome to my week-by-week review of everything in the world. Today I am reviewing Santa Claus.

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    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Jun 21, 2010

    Auto-Tune the News #12: Weed. Lesbian Allegaytions.

    Read “The Rumpus Mini-Interview with The Gregory Brothers.”

  • Features & Reviews
    Elissa Bassist
    Jun 21, 2010

    Write to Get Paid

    “I really believe that most writers in America have taken on this idea that we’re never going to get paid–and so we accept so little for what we do, when what we do is so valuable. And it’s wanted.” —Ali…

  • Features & Reviews
    Corey Duncan Stewart
    Jun 21, 2010

    The Rumpus Book Club, Where I Live #2: Corey Duncan Stewart

    I wake sticky hot in the early afternoon to the sounds of construction next door, Rottweilers barking down below and Chinese workers squabbling as a Puerto Rican woman screams from her window for someone unknown. I take out my earplugs…

  • Features & Reviews, Last Book I Loved
    Stassa Edwards
    Jun 21, 2010

    The Last Book I Loved: Dating Jesus

    I keenly remember the day my Grandmother died. My parents picked me up early from afterschool care and before I could ask why, my Mother said “We’re going to your Grandfather’s house.”  I asked, “Don’t you mean Grandmommy’s house?”  My…

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    Kyle Kinane
    Jun 21, 2010

    Kyle Kinane’s I’m Dead and It’s All My Fault #35

    Doug, check it out! I fixed the microwave so it runs even when the door’s open. No more wasting time with all this “open, close, open, close” bullshit. Yeah, well sometimes I feel like you’re gonna give me cancer. More.

  • Mini-Interviews
    Hannah Miet
    Jun 21, 2010

    The Rumpus Mini-Interview Project #10: Hannah Miet in Conversation with Her Brother, Gabe

    Hannah Miet: So we’ve never spoken directly about the fact that you were recently dual diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome and Schizoaffective Disorder. I’ve been wanting to know how you feel about that. What do those things mean to you?

  • Features & Reviews, Reviews, Rumpus Original
    Karen Laws
    Jun 21, 2010

    Ether

    No, Beatty! Don’t start telling your English teacher about your essay on Pope when he has his fingers in your knickers!

  • Features & Reviews
    Salvatore Pane
    Jun 21, 2010

    Etgar Keret and the Fake Dedication

    “Before I started publishing books, I wrote dedications only in the ones I bought to give as gifts to people I knew. Then one day I suddenly found myself signing books for people who’d bought them themselves, people I’d never…

  • Morning Coffee
    Dan Weiss
    Jun 21, 2010

    Morning Coffee

    Have you seen the new London bus design? What about now? Are we really going to see a Catcher in the Rye film due to a tax loop-hole? Hurray for the National Design Awards! Hurray for them! Mapping out NYC’s…

  • Rumpus Original, Sex
    Melissa Petro
    Jun 21, 2010

    Not Safe For Work

    Today, I realize the truth — that it is not sex work that society fears is dangerous, but sex workers. I recently had the experience at my job of being warned by a colleague that other coworkers have begun Googling…

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