Dan Weiss’s Morning Coffee
Clearly birds are the greatest copyright violators of them all. Here’s that 1970s Japanese children’s space book you requested. All the antique machinery engravings one could hope for. There are…
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The 2011 VIDA Count
VIDA has once again released their count, where they look at prominent magazines and identify the gender breakdown of writers, reviewers, and books reviewed. Once again, the numbers are revealing.
Cellular Relationships
You may have used your cell phone to have a heart-to-heart with someone else, but have you every opened up and talked it out with that very phone? A new…
Dan Weiss’s Morning Coffee
There was supposed to be a theme today, but then this robot controlling monkey ruined everything. Welcome to Google Seaview. Let’s all watch a lionfish hunt. This is probably really…
Soccer to the Rescue?
At The Atlantic, Rumpus contributor Chris Feliciano Arnold looks at efforts to draw Major League Soccer to Tucson, Arizona and wonders whether building a community around the game can be…
Free iPad Version of Canteen!
Canteen magazine is now available on the iPad. The first digital version is a reproduction of Canteen’s Issue 7, which features their controversial Hot Authors project with Rumpus editor Stephen…
Inside the Machine
At Mother Jones, Mac McClelland writes a must-read piece about her time working in an online-shipping warehouse, exposing an appalling workplace reality at the center of popular and profitable cyber-retailers.…
Love for Chicago Rumpus Event
Today, Chicagoist gave us some love, announcing that they’ll be at our AWP offsite spectacular, The Rumpus Reads for 826 Chicago, which features an enticing line up of readers and…
Notable San Francisco 2/27-3/4
This week in San Francisco – flash fiction, Litquake action, activist readings, and end the week with something sweet: Monday 2/27: Catch the end of the Jewish Community Center’s 2012…
Notable New York, This Week 2/27-3/04
This week in New York, there are plenty of things to do if you’re not going to be at AWP in Chicago (sad face): Sam Lipsyte reads at Stony Brook;…
Dan Weiss’s Morning Coffee
Explore the inhabitable universe, right here on earth! Don’t be such a jerk, elephant. How about some classic Southern California swimming pool photography. Tiny tiny ancient horses. Hurray for brain…
Lit-Link Round-up
I interview Rhonda Hughes of Hawthorne Books over at The Nervous Breakdown. Rhonda is apparently hard to pin down for interviews, so folks tell me I was lucky to snag…