Wednesday, January 27, 2010

New Work from Gigantic Online

Stanisic, Willerton and Hurley

Gigantic has just published some great new work online: short fiction by Saša (Sasha) Stanišić and Brian Hurley, and new installments of Paul Willerton's Little Big Planet series based on Matthew Barney's Cremaster Cycle, including an exclusive preview of his latest interpretation of Cremaster 3 replete with freemasons, car smash-ups, and the Chrysler building.

We're thrilled to have new short fiction from
Stanišić, whose novel How the Soldier Repairs the Gramophone (Grove/Atlantic May 2009)--about a boy who endures the war in Bosnia through the solace of language and stories--was the first debut novel to be short-listed for Germany's top literary prize when it was published there.

Listen to Stanišić discuss his novel.

Friday, January 22, 2010

The Rumpus and GIANT

At Broadway East



ONE YEAR LATER, the Rumpus Anniversary Party co-presented by the Rumpus and HTMLGIANT was a success. Caitlin Colford of Scallywag and Vagabond did a fantastic write-up of the event with some great photos by Shoko Takayasu.

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

TONIGHT, JANUARY 21

THE RUMPUS and HTMLGIANT present

ONE YEAR LATER

A celebration of the first anniversary of The Rumpus


A MULTI-MEDIA PRESENTATION



Readings by RIVKA GALCHEN, author of Atmospheric Disturbances, TAO LIN, author of Shoplifting from American Apparel, DEB OLIN UNFERTH, author of Vacation, JUSTIN TAYLOR, author of Everything Here is the Best Thing Ever, STEPHEN ELLIOTT, The Rumpus’s own editor and author of The Adderall Diaries.

Music by ALINA SIMONE, JEFFREY LEWIS and DIANE LOUVEL, DJ: LINCOLN MICHEL, Special Guest DJ: KHAELA MARICICH of THE BLOW, And video art installation by MONOFONUS PRESS curated by JILL PANGALLO


JANUARY 21, 2010

171 East Broadway BROADWAY EAST (nr. Rutgers)

View Map. Kitchen will be open with a light menu of snacks.

7:00pm – 10:00pm, show starts promptly at 7:30

$5

Advance tickets available here.




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Original animation for event invite © André da Loba.