Read Features & Reviews Rumpus Original The Reality of Love: Talking with Adrian Todd Zuniga Mary Anna KingJune 29, 2018 Adrian Todd Zuniga discusses his debut novel, COLLISION THEORY.Read
Read Features & Reviews Rumpus Original Making Deliberate Choices: A Conversation with Sheila Heti Svea VikanderJune 27, 2018 Sheila Heti discusses her new novel, MOTHERHOOD!Read
Read Features & Reviews Mini-Interviews The Rumpus Mini-Interview Project #140: Alicia Kopf Courtney MaumJune 14, 2018 “We need narrative patterns to understand reality.”Read
Read Allyson McCabe Music Rumpus Original Wanted/Needed/Loved: Viv Albertine’s Emotional Investigation Allyson McCabe and Esme BlegvadJune 14, 2018 I’ve worked through the pain, and made something useful and creative out of it.Read
Read Rumpus Original Coming Clean Ben GwinJune 12, 2018 Intellectually, I know Gracie’s mom loves her and needs help. In practice, I just want my daughter safe.Read
Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews Taking Control and Staking a Claim: Erin Adair-Hodges’s Let’s All Die Happy Lizzie HuttonJune 8, 2018 This is lovely writing, alive, thoroughly thought, and thoroughly felt.Read
Read Rumpus Original Readers Report: Mommy Dearest Susan ClementsMay 31, 2018 A collection of short pieces written by Rumpus readers pertaining to the subject of “Mommy Dearest.”Read
Read Rumpus Original A Part of Me Serena W. LinMay 30, 2018 Now my not wanting men to be front and center in my life capitalized sperm into a rare commodity. Empowered reproduction is largely a myth.Read
Read Rumpus Original The Abattoir Lisa Lee HerrickMay 29, 2018 This is what my mother doesn’t want me to see: the death rattle in a forbidden room. This is what she doesn’t want me to know: how one life is sacrificed for another to live.Read
Read Rumpus Original Mixed Feelings: Your Divorce Won’t Ruin Your Kids Mandy Len CatronMay 29, 2018 Marriage is one way of housing love. But there are a hundred other houses—sometimes you just have to build them yourself.Read
Read Rumpus Original The Ritual Rona FernandezMay 28, 2018 It’s not easy being the mother of a dead child. In fact, it may be the hardest kind of mothering there is.Read
Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews Learning to Grow Where Planted: Maggie Smith’s Good Bones Julie Marie WadeMay 25, 2018 Part of looking closer is seeing what is hard to face, and part of having courage is addressing what seems futile.Read