Read Rumpus Original Tracing the Wolf Maggie LevantovskayaSeptember 16, 2021 To brand myself with something I feared and sought to subdue seemed like a reclamation.Read
Read Rumpus Original Comb or Brush? An Immigrant’s Knotty Dilemma Anu KandikuppaNovember 19, 2020 I was curious. What was the origin of the comb versus brush divide?Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews We Will Not Be Contained: Pretty Bitches and Too Much Sara PetersenMarch 18, 2020 There will always be another word used against us.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reprint Rumpus Exclusive: “Lisbon, the Truncated City” Djaimilia Pereira de AlmeidaFebruary 24, 2020 Our love of the superfluous is helpful in better understanding ourselves.Read
Read Marissa Korbel Rumpus Original The Thread: Ways of Being Seen Marissa KorbelDecember 12, 2017 Can you see it now? Is the image different in your mind yet? A thing you can’t unsee.Read
Read Rumpus Original Baking Lessons: Needing, Rising, and Letting Go Debka ColsonAugust 30, 2016 When I took those breaths, I also learned to say, “I am enough, I am enough, I am enough.”Read
Other Self-Reflection Katie O'BrienApril 8, 2016 At Lit Hub, Kathryn Harrison discusses her relationship with her reflection and the asymmetry in her face as she ages: Time passes, months, then years, and that bathroom mirror loses…Read