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.
“from Estivation Offerings” by Lauren Eggert-Crowe
Lauren Eggert-Crowe is the author of four poetry chapbooks, most recently Bitches of the Drought, finalist in the Sundress Publications 2016 Chapbook Competition. Photos by Brianna Burke.
Text Message Interview with WASI by Taleen Kali
In our latest installment of Text Message Interviews, DUM founder Taleen Kali chats with Jessie Meehan and Merilou Salazar of WASI about the more personal turn of their 2nd album...
The Problem With Halloween by Jay Summer
Jay Vera Summer is a writer and artist living in Florida. She loves animals, plants, and water.
Litter For Solo Voice & Sandscape For A Small Expedition by Rebecca Eddy
Rebecca Eddy is a visual poet from Cornwall, England. Rebecca's visual work has been featured in a variety of journals, exhibitions, a chapbook and even a poster or two.
THE END by Ricky Garni
Ricky Garni grew up in Florida and Maine. He works as a graphic designer by day and writes music by night. COO, a tiny collection of short prose printed on college lined paper with found materials such as coins, stamps and feathers, was recently released by Bitterzoet Press. Photo illustration by Jessica Herrera.
DUM DUM Zine is now open for visual submissions!
After more than 5 years of accepting literary submissions, we’re now opening up our parameters to visual art!
Armillaria by C.C. Hannett
C.C. Hannett writes about cobweb grottos in the PNW. He lives with his wife and two cats. Photo illustration by Jessica Herrera
Standing in Line: Echo Park Rising by Rosa Quezada
Welcome back to Standing in Line, our DuM series in which we listen in on L.A. and bring
you the best and worst things people had to say.
This year we descended on Echo Park Rising with high expectations of some juicy sounds.
#DUMjams Mini Mix: Midsummer Nightmare
Embrace June Gloom seeping through July and into your August, and don't worry, you're just having a Midsummer Nightmare.
Flora by Lucas Bailor
Lucas Bailor is an emerging writer originally from Moreno Valley, CA. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Angel City Review, SHARKPACK Poetry Review, and POST(blank).
Stainless Steel Transubstantiation by Christopher Porcaro
Christopher Porcaro is an artist from Los Angeles. His first collection of poetry," Movable Parts," will be available soon. Instagram: @altar_cola
1-Question Interviews: #DuM Archives
In this #DuM compilation, we present to you a selection of responses to this single, compelling question...our hope is to turn this page into a living, breathing archive including interviews to come, and, the hopes that you'll join in, too! #GetDuM