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Posts Tagged: Lost and Found

The Sunday Rumpus Essay: Pandora and the Naked Dead Woman

By David Lazar

April 2nd, 2017

Bite that apple, open that jar at your own risk and see how your garden grows, how hopeful you remain. Paradise is, after all, blissful self-ignorance.

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The Rumpus Interview with Carolyn Parkhurst

By Alejandra Oliva

November 14th, 2016

Carolyn Parkhurst discusses her latest book, Harmony, writing about your personal life and family in fiction, and her fascination with cults.

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Tags: alejandra oliva, Asperger's, Asperger’s syndrome, autism, Carolyn Parkhurst, cults, family, fiction, first person, harmony, interview, Lost and Found, motherhood, mothers, narrators, novel, parenthood, parenting, perspective, second person, The Dogs of Babel, the rumpus, The Rumpus Interview, writing, writing process

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