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Kevin Humdrum

A zine of surreal storytelling and worldly observations published by humdrum industries.

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2mo
So I took last week off after some travel to Chicago, but it's not like we missed anything—no giant summer tentpole blockbuster or anything like that, so no biggie, right..?Well besides the obvious, we did miss our chance to talk up Hulu's new Furious, which sounds like it has a shot at being pretty fun. Plus...
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The August issue of Foofaraw Zine is here! Download below or read in our purpose built ebook reader. Of course, all stories will be published for free on the web throughout the month, but paid supporters receive a PDF/EPUB with all of the month's stories at the beginning of the month, along with a few other goodies....
2mo
Welcome! We have three weeks worth of stories, poems, and more to get through so hold on tight and enjoy the ride.The Week That WasThe Unified Theory of SalsaSteve WheatOur first of two poems from Steve coming over the course of the next couple of weeks.LandlineRusty EpsteinThe bangers from Rusty continue to come...
2mo
Read Too Many Mystics now!Can you tell us a little bit about your Superworld Universe and how this ties into it? When my four children were small and we’d go on long trips in the car, I’d tell them stories about them being superheroes. In one story, they were thrust into a parallel Earth where most people were...
2mo
Stake-outs are the worst part of my job. I’m too easily distracted. If I do a crossword puzzle or text on my phone while sitting in the car, there’s a good chance a cheating husband walks right by me, grinning and tucking in his shirttail. Contrary to the exciting lives of television detectives, real investigations...
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Read The Tongues of Ghosts now!The metaphor here is not very subtle and feels very personal, I’m curious how you view and feel about the story now that it’s out in the world?It definitely makes me feel a little vulnerable sharing something personal like this, however the fact that I could write this particular story...
2mo
The universe flees as fast as it can, stretching, expanding infinitesas we rattle our chainshungry to hurtle free of EarthIn the distance,black holes screamplanets combustbinary stars death spiraldesperate to escape our flesh-cursed-sentience,our haunted-haunting emptinessH.V. Patterson is a speculative poet,...
3mo
I’m almost fourteen years old when the ghost wakes me for the second night in a row.A cold breath at my chin, a lapping of something that should be wet, leaving my skin hollow. I swat it, but the licking persists, my fingers finding soggy poundcake crumbs left on my chin from the slice I stole after my parents went...
3mo
The air is thick with dust and the smell of decaying wood pulp. Shelving units like fossilised bones stretch beyond the limits of sight. Waterproof dust jackets protect ancient volumes from the desultory clouds which form among the upper shelves. At ground level, strobe-light-lurid mushrooms spill out from cracks...
3mo
Now that the World Cup is over, we can finally get back into the swing of things at fOOfARAW HQ. While we won't be getting much in terms of new movies this week as everyone cowers from the Goliath of The Odyssey, there are a ton of fun shows, comics, and albums to talk about. đŸ“ș King of the Hill Season 15 — HuluKing...
3mo
مŰč Ű§Ù„ŰłÙ„Ű§Ù…Ű© (ma’a salama) melting pot. さよăȘら (sayonara), salad bowl. America is an omnibus of purple prose bound in balding eagle skin.We’re talking primo leather from a batty bird who steals hot dogs from kids at ballparks. True story. ((Not a BORN FREEagle mugging on a ride-or-die Clutch album. (Book of Bad...
3mo
Read Developing your mindfulness practice 🙂! now!So
 read any good pamphlets lately?I love a good pamphlet, and by that I mean crazy pamphlet, even when it was Jack Chick telling me that I am going to hell. The internet has ruined them. A pamphlet is like a mode of poetry with constraints imposed not by rules...

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