Rumpus Original Fiction: Three-Finger Freddie and a Fight
He could spin a Spalding between those eight digits faster and smoother than anyone.
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...moreI have become the nanny. I hope my nanny is getting some good writing done.
...moreI didn’t want to criticize her, or demand explanations from her. I just wanted to hear her speak.
...moreThe way I think about my writing is similar to the way I think about my kink—both have to do with history and the ethics around appropriation.
...moreHer face lit up, and I checked to make sure the man’s scowl had returned. It wasn’t enough for me that heaven should exist for the wife; her husband had to end up in hell.
...moreIben Mondrup and Kerri Pierce discuss the translation of Justine, Mondrup’s 2012 Danish novel about a young artist in Denmark.
...moreI envisioned a new science fiction canon, one in which I was a cyborg, fashioning my body into something new.
...moreBronwen Dickey discusses Pit Bull: The Battle over an American Icon, her examination of one of the most feared dog breeds, how the media changes perceptions, and what Eliza Doolittle might have to say about this.
...moreThey’re there but not there. They’re included but their stories don’t fully weave into the story.
...moreSeeing is a critical part of normalizing, and though it seems like a rudimentary expectation, it’s important for American audiences to see Korean-Americans simply living their lives.
...moreAmy Rose Spiegel discusses her debut memoir, Action: A Book about Sex, carnal confidence, and the nuances of sex-positivity.
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