I Saw The Real Daft Punk by Kristen Felicetti
One day I came home to find Daft Punk standing in front of my door. The two of them stood side-by-side, wearing matching metallic jumpsuits, and helmets that obscured their identity. They were nodding their heads, and bopping their knees, and blocking me from going inside.
PANPHOBIA by Liska Jacobs
A limited edition zine made for FEMME SOUP, an all female mixed media art and music festival taking place this Saturday, April 6 at Nomad Studios in Los Angeles.The "Panphobia" zine will be available for sale at DUM DUM Zine's table at the event, and will be displayed in the gallery alongside art from...
Keynote, A Punk Chain by Fred Sasaki
DUM DUM Zine is back after our Issue No. 3 release with a little April Fool's Day nightcap, featuring a punk chain by the inimitable Fred Sasaki.
FreeWriteShop: Prompt of the Week!
On January 31st, you’ll finally be able to pick up DUM DUM Issue No. 3: PUNKS & Scholars, which will be debuting at LA Art Book Fair. Included in each and every box will be a flash fiction flash card and also your very own FWS pencil—so you can get busy writing, Dummies.
“Are You There “God”*/Me/#?
It’s me Vivian” by Vivian Martinez
Part zero of an ongoing experiential narrative series. Part 1, "Are You There Me?" was published in the summer of 2011, right before the release of Issue No. 1. We bring you its prequel in advance of our 3rd issue, PUNKS & Scholars.
DUM DUM Serials: THE NEW YORK CRIMES, Part 4 (Conclusion) Kristen Felicetti
We've been dreading the close of Kristen Felicetti's blood-curdling radio play, The New York Crimes, but here it is: the final showdown. Of course we welcome back the talented illustrator Michelle Rosenthal for her collaboration with the serials. Please enjoy her artwork while you listen to the episode below, and thanks for tuning in to this...
DUM DUM Serials: THE NEW YORK CRIMES Pt. 3 Kristen Felicetti
Welcome to the 3rd installment of The New York Crimes: a modern radio play by written and recorded by Kristen Felicetti of The Bushwick Review. Once again, we've paired the episode with collaboration by illustrator Michelle Rosenthal. The penultimate episode of these radio serials, this one's got a particularly extra seedy underbelly.
DUM DUM Serials: THE NEW YORK CRIMES Pt. 2 Kristen Felicetti
Welcome back to to The New York Crimes: a modern radio play by written and recorded by Kristen Felicetti of The Bushwick Review. In this second episode, Albert and Wallace attempt to take acting lessons from Eva, an aspiring actress and fellow detective.
STANDING IN LINE: Kogi Food Truck Travis Barnes
STANDING IN LINE is an unpleasant reality of going out anywhere in L.A. We don't dwell on it, but we'll spend hours standing around on the street in our hoochie-best waiting for some chump to give us permission to enter. They are the static moments we try to skip, that purgatorial buffer between going out...
DUM DUM Serials: THE NEW YORK CRIMES Pt. 1 Kristen Felicetti
Tuesday, July 10, 2012 Welcome, folks, to The New York Crimes: a modern radio play by written and recorded by Kristen Felicetti of The Bushwick Review, our zine soulmate over in Brooklyn. Referencing the old-timey radio plays of America's past, Felicetti brings a Bushwick artist's bent to a 21-cast production by hard-boiling her characters...
DUM DUM Serials: “PEAKING” by Jessica Garrison
DUM DUM would like to welcome back Jessica Garrison as the resident writer participating in our very first run of web serials. We close out this serial with Garrison's "Peaking" from her $1 Books series--just in time for Dollar Stories LIVE this Sunday, featuring actors performing 5 of her short stories at The Federal Bar in...
DUM DUM Serials: “MADONNA INN” by Jessica Garrison
DUM DUM would like to welcome back Jessica Garrison as the resident writer participating in our spankin' new online serials. Each month, we'll introduce a new short story by Garrison, serializing short works from her $1 Books series.