What to Read When It’s Women in Translation Month
Women In Translation month has grown since inaugurated in 2013 into an organized global movement that includes translators from all backgrounds and genders.
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Everything that can’t be categorized but is still wonderful!
What to Read When Celebrating Trans, Nonbinary, and Genderqueer Writers
Highlighting work by some of our favorite trans/nb/genderqueer writers
What to Read When Remembering Milan Kundera
Though I am often at least the typist behind many of the posts authored by The Rumpus, I am keeping my name on this one as it’s very much a…
What to Read When You’ve Made it Halfway Through 2023
We’ve asked Rumpus editors to share the titles forthcoming between now and the year’s end that they are most eagerly anticipating.
From the Archives: What to Read When You Want to Celebrate Pride
Rumpus editors share a list of new and forthcoming books to celebrate Pride Month!
What to Read When You Are Tired*
* of asking for basic services like healthcare and the right to exist
July Letters in the Mail
Our next letter in the mail comes from authors Beth Kephart and Abigail Thomas.
The Rumpus needs a REDESIGN
Today, we're launching this $10K crowdfunding campaign to redesign the magazine’s website. We've been running on the same WordPress template since the site launched 14 years ago, which makes it like 1,400 in internet-years.
Call for Submissions: Parallel Practice
New Column Alert <3 Parallel Practice, a new monthly column at The Rumpus, is edited by our very own Anna Held, whom you may remember from our Mental Health Awareness Month…
June Spotlight: Letters in the Mail
Our next Letters in the Mail come from authors Paul Ceballos and James Allen Hall
What to Read When You Want to Elevate the Everyday
. . . the high domestic: not high as in refined or exclusive, but high as in the ordinary, accessible thing imagined or presented as worthy of attention and delight.
May Spotlight: Letters in the Mail
Our next Letter in the Mail comes from author Anne Elizabeth Moore.