Notable San Francisco, This Week: 4/5-4/11
This week, get your literature on at Mission-famous events by Quiet Lightning, Sister Spit, and Literary Death Match, celebrate all things female at the San Francisco Women’s Film Festival, party…
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Rumpus contributor Steve Almond‘s fantastic new book, Rock and Roll Will Save Your Life, is now available for pre-order. Bonus? The book comes with a truly bitchin’ soundtrack. Need more? Publishers…
What They Still Carry
Susan Mullally is a photographer in Texas. Among other things, she takes pictures of homeless people who congregate underneath an Interstate 35 bridge in Waco. The portraits are of the…
Kyle Kinane’s I’m Dead and It’s All My Fault #27
Why would you pay for a Mr. Pibb when you can just tip these machines a little and shake one out? Christ, Doug, you’d be a millionaire if you weren’t…
Morning Coffee
Department of The Japanese are Better Than Us: polar bear clouds! Also on the Asian whimsy front, in Thailand you can have food served to you by a samurai robot.…
Poetic Lives Online: Links by Brian Spears
Have you been keeping up with our National Poetry Month project? The list is updated every morning with new poemy goodness. Along with National Poetry Month, the big discussion this…
Unpaid Internships on the Rise
When I became an undergraduate eleven years ago, I was married, had two kids, and piles of bills to pay. By the time I was far enough along to think…
Science Saturday
Most of the time in this space, I link to stories about new discoveries or great photos or cool gadgets, but this story might be more important. Simon Singh is…
Saturday (Mid) Morning Links
I’m pushing these back a bit in order to give some time at the top to our Rumpus Original Poems lineup for National Poetry Month. It has nothing to do…
National Poetry Month: Day 3. “Speculation, Made to Last” by Jesse Lee Kercheval
Speculation, Made to Last i I warn you this is not a happy story it wanders through the graveyard it wanders near your house
Zoe Kazan: Girl Exploding
After The Exploding Girl’s premiere at the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival Zoe Kazan’s career has skyrocketed. The public unveiling of The Exploding Girl is well underway, perhaps to coincide with…