Pills and Starships by Lydia Millet
Benjamin Rybeck reviews Pills and Starships by Lydia Millet today in Rumpus Books.
Features & Reviews
9301 posts
The Rumpus Interview with Katie Crouch
Katie Crouch discusses Etruscan history, the Amanda Knox trial, and turning fact into fiction for her novel Abroad.
The Sunday Rumpus Interview: Emily Parker
"If you are a critic of the Chinese government, it’s not easy to organize a physical gathering. Beijing cracks down hard on that kind of thing. But online, critics find they are not alone."
Fire Break by George Albon
Benjamin Landry reviews George Albon's Fire Break today in Rumpus Poetry.
The Last Book I Loved: Human Wishes / Enemy Combatant
...there’s something thrilling and subversive and almost sexual about finding a novel that bothers to think about what it is to be a novel.
Bilateral Asymmetry by Don Riggs
Lois Bassen reviews Bilateral Asymmetry by Don Riggs today in Rumpus Poetry.
Fourth of July Creek by Smith Henderson
Jeffrey Zuckerman reviews FOURTH OF JULY CREEK by Smith Henderson today in The Rumpus Books.
The Rumpus Interview with Françoise Mouly
Comic publishing pioneer Françoise Mouly discusses bringing comics to the mainstream, life at The New Yorker, and the burdens of being legendary.
Whittling a New Face in the Dark by DJ Dolack
Allyson Paty reviews DJ Dolack's Whittling a New Face in the Dark today in Rumpus Poetry.
Great Blurbs in History: A Selection
“After his breakout success with The Illiad, the blind poet shows no signs of second-epic syndrome. Sprint to your closest scribe and snag a copy before the papyrus runs out!"
Father Junípero’s Confessor by Nick Taylor
Caitlin Callaghan reviews FATHER JUNIPERO'S CONFESSOR by Nick Taylor today in The Rumpus Books.
The Rumpus Interview with Edan Lepucki
Author Edan Lepucki talks to the Rumpus about publishing, the craft of writing, teaching, and what to do about the end of the world.