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a newsletter that explores the braided experience of mother, lover and self. personal essays & conversations on sex, death, love, loss, parenthood, paradigms, identity, culture and coming of age. written by rebecca woolf with special guests.

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stop butchering the word fuck with an asterisk

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introducing girl on girl, a new bi-weekly column on the Rumpus

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  • Rebecca Woolf

    mother of four, author of books, (inc ALL OF THIS: a memoir of death and desire) sex & the single mom and the Rumpus’ girl on girl. formerly girl’s gone child. currently in my car driving someone somewhere prob.

  • Richard Rushfield

    Columnist, The Ankler

  • Jodi Helene Arndt

    Jodi has spent a decade navigating the dumpster fire that is Alzheimer’s. Misadventures with Mom and caregiving escapades with her Dad birth wild stuff. She sifts through words and writes to make sense of ambiguous loss while trying to keep sane.

  • Chelsea Gilmore

    Chelsea Gilmore is a screenwriter+CD+CMO multi-hyphenate. She moved 20 times before 20, which means she gets along with everyone except assholes. She once lost her car in a Disney parking lot for 7 hours. She considers LA the greatest city on earth.

  • corrie clements

    Mom, writer, teacher, yoga instructor, Vegas raised. Found my voice as a widow. Work published in literary journals. Writing my debut memoir between work, kids, and plotting to quit my day job.

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