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therumpus.net > 08/24/2026 > on-creating-a-non-binary-buffy-a-crypt-of-queens-in-the-closet-a-conversation-with-domink

On Creating a Non-Binary Buffy & a Crypt of Queens in the Closet: A Conversation with Dom&Ink

1+ hour, 39+ min ago   (1858+ words) Queens of the Crypt is the debut graphic novel of British freelance illustrator Dominic Evans, pen name Dom&Ink. With a background in fashion illustration and a passion for reality-TV divas and comic books, Dom&Ink wrote and illustrated this…...

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therumpus.net > 08/06/2026 > my-mothers-mothers-god

My Mother???s Mother???s God

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (76+ words) Lily Greenberg is a poet from Nashville, TN and the author of In the Shape of a Woman (Broadstone Books 2022). Her work has appeared in Pushcart Prize LXIX, New England Review, Ecotone, and Image, among others. She lives in Nyack,…...

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therumpus.net > 07/29/2026 > on-poetry-passing-and-trans-politics-a-conversation-with-j-brooke

On Poetry, Passing, and Trans Politics: A Conversation with J Brooke

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (1275+ words) The story of trans experience has been told in many ways—as memoir, as drama, even as a reality show starring a clueless former Olympian—and yet it may be poetry, with its powers of evocation and association, that tells…...

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therumpus.net > 01/07/2026 > gaar-adams-guest-privileges-deconstructs-isnt-it-harder-there-for-lgbtq-people-in-the-gulf

Gaar Adams’ “ Guest Privileges Deconstructs” “Isn’t it Harder There?” for LGBTQ+ People in the Gulf

7+ mon, 2+ week ago   (194+ words) Guest Privileges is an admirable account of Adams’ ten years in the Gulf unpacking how queer and trans people are able to live, survive, and find belonging in a region of the world Westerners deem as “impossible.” “I had seen…...