The Rumpus, a long-standing independent literary and arts magazine, has issued a call for submissions under the banner 'ENOUGH.' This thematic prompt invites writers and artists to grapple with the concept of sufficiency, excess, and the limits of endurance—whether personal, political, or aesthetic. The magazine has a history of publishing work that is both formally adventurous and emotionally resonant, and this call suggests a curatorial interest in pieces that interrogate what it means to have had enough, to be enough, or to say enough. The call is open to personal essays and critical essays between 1000 and 3500 words, up to three poems or five pages of poetry in a single submission, comics, and hybrid work. This breadth of accepted forms indicates an editorial vision that values cross-genre experimentation and does not privilege one mode of expression over another. The Rumpus has consistently provided a platform for emerging and established voices alike, and this call appears to continue that tradition, seeking work that is urgent, considered, and unafraid of complexity. While the deadline and any associated fees are not specified in the provided information, the absence of a stated prize or location suggests that the primary reward is publication itself—a meaningful outcome for writers seeking a discerning readership. The Rumpus's editorial standards are high, and acceptance signifies a certain level of craft and intellectual engagement. Submitters should consider how their work speaks to the theme of 'ENOUGH' in ways that are fresh, surprising, and deeply felt, avoiding platitude in favor of specificity and risk.