Features & Reviews
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The Rumpus Three-Way Interview: An Incomplete Catharsis
Carmiel Banasky, Alexandra Kleeman, and Matthew Salesses on their new novels, writing from a place of tension, and how our writing changes as we do.
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The Kingdom and After by Megan Fernandes
Linda Ashok reviews Megan Fernandes’s The Kingdom and After today in Rumpus Poetry.
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The Rumpus Interview with Susan Barker
Susan Barker discusses her third novel, The Incarnations, writing dialogue in a second language, the Opium Wars and Chinese history, and the years of research that went into her book.
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Now We Will Be Happy by Amina Gautier
Coleen Muir reviews Amina Gautier’s Now We Will Be Happy today in Rumpus Books.
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War Narratives #3: The Rumpus Interview with Matt Gallagher
Matt Gallagher on blogging during his time in the Army, his memoir Kaboom and forthcoming novel Youngblood, and what makes for good literary fiction about wartime.
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Why God Is a Woman by Nin Andrews
Jessie Carty reviews Nin Andrews’s Why God is a Woman today in Rumpus Poetry.
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The Rumpus Interview with Bradley Somer
Author Bradley Somer discusses his latest book, Fishbowl, troublesome words, his past in archeology and anthropology, and the importance of the present moment.
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The Hundred-Year Flood by Matthew Salesses
Scott Onak reviews The Hundred Year Flood by Matthew Salesses today in Rumpus Books.
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Rewrite, Reboot, Remix
Rewriting the classics has become a stale and risk-averse strategy. But that shouldn’t spoil the fun of our larger culture of remixing.
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The Last Love Song by Tracy Daugherty
Tara Merrigan reviews The Last Love Song by Tracy Daugherty today in Rumpus Books.
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Guildtalk #2: The Rumpus Interview with Christie Watson
For our second installment of Guildtalk, Christie Watson talks about theme in writing, working in a children’s ICU, and her new novel, Where Women Are Kings.
