Issue No. 7: QUAR + TIME Now available online!
Our first digital issue is designed to print-at-home so that you may display the zine in tiles, unbound, on your stay-at-home wall.
“In a time you could cough yourself to death” by Saulé
I have never felt traditionally “beautiful” at any age, not from linearmemory, but when you slid your hands under my dress, up my thighs,resting at the cotton hem line of my underwear. It was different. I felt mylegs fall forward, locking at the knee with nervous, humming energy.I was no longer invisible; smeared and pressed...
DUM DUM FEST: coming this summer to The Echo
Hey Dummies! We’re stoked to announce that the 1st ever DUM DUM FEST is coming to The Echo this summer!
Issue No. 7: “QUAR & TIME” Release Party!
📰 The time to #GetDuM has come! 📰
Join us on Friday, November 4th at our favorite DIY space Non Plus Ultra in L.A. to celebrate our long-awaited seventh issue, “QUAR + TIME.” We’ll also be celebrating the official 1 year anniversary of our spankin’ new label Dum Dum Records!
WE’RE OUTTA QUARANTINE!
It's true! We're back to putting together DIY shows, zines, lit events, and so much more! It's all kicking off this Wednesday, April 27th @ Resident DTLA with a delicious psych-rock lineup of Sun Colony, The Emerald Isle, and Taleen Kali. We'll also have DUM DJs in the booth all night long, so stop by...
Introducing Dum Dum Records!
With the same ethos of our zine, we launch our music imprint, Dum Dum Records. We're looking for music that pushes the limits of what we think music should sound like, music that wants to stretch out into different mediums, music that's about music.
Issue No. 7 Open For Submissions!
DUM DUM Zine is now accepting submissions for Issue No. 7: our first ever digital, print-at-home issue. The theme? QUARANTINE. Our first digital issue will include print-at-home instructions so you may display in tiles, unbound, on your stay-at-home wall.
DUM DUM Radio Episode 6: Black Lives Matter
In our dedicated #BlackLivesMatter episode, we’re featuring exclusive readings from the beloved Black Voices from Issue 6: Rest & Resist, including Allison Noel Conner, Deanna Hampton, and Marcus Clayton. Join us in amplifying their readings, bidding farewell to Issue 6, and sharing the details about when our next round of submissions open up!
DUM DUM Zine takes SF Art Book Fair this weekend!
Hot off the heels of our Spring events, we're blazing up the coast this summer! Catch us tabling July 19-21st at the Minnesota Street Project. For more information, check out the SF Art Book Fair website.
Text Message Interview with Bleached by Megan Ranger
Welcome back to Text Message Interviews! In our latest installment, Megan Ranger chats with Bleached's Jen Clavin about their latest highly anticipated album, books, doggos, and growing up punk.
THIS SATURDAY MAY 18! Issue No. 6 Release Party @ The Echo
Issue No. 6 is a literary survival kit complete with a big party at The Echo this Saturday, May 18th!
ISSUE 6 PREVIEW: “Mississippi Moves Through Me” by Kathryn Lee Willgus
Kathryn Lee Willgus is a recent New Orleans transplant and middle school English teacher from Charlottesville, Virginia. Kathryn’s work appears in Anti-Heroin Chic, Coldnoon, Moonglasses Magazine and DUM DUM Zine Issue 6: Rest & Resist.