Read Fiction Rumpus Original Rumpus Original Fiction: Orientation David HollanderFebruary 27, 2019 The human animal was at war with itself. It was a cosmic joke with no teller.Read
Read Rumpus Original Voices on Addiction Voices on Addiction: One More Conversation Britt CantyFebruary 25, 2019 That’s how I felt again, then: a child suddenly fallen, helpless. Unable even to breathe.Read
Read Rumpus Original If Love Were Water Hannah HarrisFebruary 12, 2019 Can I be blamed for my relief? My anger?Read
Read Film Rumpus Original Toil and Trouble Nicholas RussellFebruary 6, 2019 Feet dangle in the foreground, suspended in space by distance and gravity.Read
Read Rumpus Original On Suicidal Ideation Sarah F.January 15, 2019 It’s not that easy. It’s never that easy.Read
Read Rumpus Original Colony Collapse Disorder Laura P. McCartyOctober 23, 2018 Colonies. Communities. Our children are collapsing.Read
Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews Hard-Earned, Essential Grace: Anaphora by Kevin Goodan Barbara BermanOctober 5, 2018 No elegy is an island and this elegy is no exception.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews A Weeping Tree of His Own: Yasunari Kawabata’s Dandelions Mike BroidaSeptember 20, 2018 Blindness as a concept is central to Kawabata’s novel, where every character is blind to something.Read
Read Rumpus Original A Real Good Guy Zoe MarzoJuly 10, 2018 Doesn’t murder exclude a person from being described as “a good guy”?Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews Worth the Chuckles and Tears: Calypso by David Sedaris Zoey ColeJune 6, 2018 Part of the magic of David Sedaris’s work stems from the simple truth that you really can’t laugh heartily until you’re hurting deeply.Read
Read Rumpus Original On Birds, Cats, and Children Kyoko MoriMay 3, 2018 My devotion to the cats was not an imitation of human motherhood. To confuse the two, I thought, was an insult to both.Read
Read Film Rumpus Original The Girl Next Door: Pot Docs and Loss on the California Coast Andrew KaneApril 19, 2018 [A]s with any documentary, every one of our stories eventually becomes a ghost story. On a long enough timeline, that is.Read