Janet Rodríguez
Interviews Editor at The Rumpus
Daughter, Wife, Mother, writer, teacher. Loud laugher. Interviews Editor @The_Rumpus. She/her/ella. I'm more than what I've published.
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1 week ago |
therumpus.net | Janet Rodríguez
Robert Macfarlane’s newest book, Is A River Alive? (W.W. Norton & Co., 2025) starts challenging the reader on the cover as blue and green ribbons of water rush over the question.
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Nov 21, 2023 |
therumpus.net | Janet Rodríguez
A chorus of voices sing the body—in its parts, its fullness, and all of its glorious imperfections—in the electric anthology Awakenings: Stories of Body and Consciousness (ELJ Editions, 2023). Curated by editor and author Diane Gottlieb, this collection of essays examines and celebrates our human body from many points of view. Jesse Lee Kercheval writes about her dreams of teeth. Jacqueline Doyle remembers a too-tight sweater over her budding nipples.
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Sep 18, 2023 |
therumpus.net | Janet Rodríguez |Soufiane Zabana
I See Something I Can’t Shake: A Conversation with Myronn Hardy Myronn Hardy has built a collection of alleyways and connected passages between two worlds in his newest collection of poetry, Aurora Americana (Princeton University Press, 2023).
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Jun 4, 2023 |
therumpus.net | Janet Rodríguez
Donut Dollies and Maven Matriarchs: A Conversation with Luis Alberto Urrea Luis Alberto Urrea’s newest novel, Good Night, Irene (Little, Brown), is a tale of two women who form unbreakable bonds while serving as Donut Dollies on American Red Cross Clubmobiles in World War II.
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