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Posts Tagged: Harry Crews

A Life of Words: A Conversation with Chip Livingston

By Helga Schimkat

December 26th, 2017

Chip Livingston discusses his new novel, Owls Don’t Have to Mean Death, his move to Uruguay, his writing life, and the significance of owls.

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Tags: A Rumpus Interview, AI, AIDS, Alabama, Carolina De Robertis, Chip Livingston, Chrystos, Creek Indians, Felisberto Hernandez, florida, genre, Harry Crews, Helga Schimkat, Horacio Quiroga, Idea Vilariño, Indigenous, Juana de Ibarbourou, Lethe Press, LGBTQ, Linda Hogan, Lisa Jarnot, Louis Asekoff, Lucia Berlin, Mario Benedetti, Naming Ceremony, Native American, Not Vanishing, owls, Owls Don't Have To Mean Death, poetry, power, Sapphire, South America, The Invisible Mountain, Uruguay, Victoria Lancelotta

The Saturday Rumpus Essay: Stepfatherhood

By Sharon Harrigan

June 20th, 2015

“He was my real dad,” she says. “I just happened to have two.”

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Tags: A Childhood Biography of a Place, A Prayer for Owen Meany, adopted children, Biological children, Boyhood, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, daughters, Eugene Cross, evil, fathers, fathers day, Fifty Shades of Grey, Fires of Our Choosing, GOOD, Harry Crews, Humbert Humbert, John Irving, Lolita, marc maron, Nabokov, Only the Strong Will Survive, parenting, personal narrative, Richard Linklater, Sharon Harrigan, sons, Stepfathers, stereotypes, taboo, the new york times, this boy's life, tobias wolff, United States, woody allen

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