The Sunday Rumpus Interview: Louise Erdrich
The esteemed author talks about the themes of justice, atonement, and reparation in her fifteenth novel, LaRose, and about the importance of Planned Parenthood to her success.
Features & Reviews
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To Love as Aswang: Songs, Fragments & Found Objects by Barbara Jane Reyes
Jeremy Allan Hawkins reviews Barbara Jane Reyes's To Love as Aswang: Songs, Fragments & Found Objects today in Rumpus Poetry.
Modern Lovers by Emma Straub
Ian MacAllen reviews Modern Lovers by Emma Straub today in Rumpus Books.
In the Gun Cabinet by Mike Lala
Julie Marie Wade reviews Mike Lala's In the Gun Cabinet today in Rumpus Poetry.
The Rumpus Interview with Christopher Boucher
Novelist Christopher Boucher talks about writing so-called “experimental” fiction, both embracing and denying the metaphor, and apples.
Inherited Disorders by Adam Ehrlich Sachs
Mary Vensel White reviews Inherited Disorders by Adam Ehrlich Sachs today in Rumpus Books.
So Sad Today by Melissa Broder
E.B. Bartels reviews So Sad Today by Melissa Broder today in Rumpus Books.
The Rumpus Interview with Chanan Tigay
Author Chanan Tigay discusses the complicated man at the heart of The Lost Book of Moses, the anxieties of writing true stories, how much to withhold from your reader—and tells a few jokes about creative nonfiction.
The Saturday Rumpus Interview: Kamden Hilliard
Survival is not always cute, politically responsible, mature, or sober. Survival is ramshackle, as is tolerance.
The Rumpus Interview with Bernadette Murphy
Bernadette Murphy on her forthcoming book, Harley and Me: Embracing Risk on the Road to a More Authentic Life, the challenges of selling a memoir, and life beyond "the suburban-wife-mother picture."
Ladivine by Marie NDiaye
Graham Oliver reviews Ladivine by Marie NDiaye (translated by Jordan Stump) today in Rumpus Books.
The Rumpus Interview with Asali Solomon
Asali Solomon discusses her debut novel, Disgruntled, narrative structure, the mythology of memory and place, and returning to Philadelphia after years away.