
Darnell Price
Noise, music, overlooked performances, and reviews written under duress.
The machine has declined to comment.
These are the people who keep Broken Zine’s machinery running, generally against their better judgment. Read their work. Follow the damage.

Noise, music, overlooked performances, and reviews written under duress.
Fiction writer specializing in institutions, obsolete jobs, unreliable appliances, failed procedures, and people who take the wrong thing seriously.
Poet and field recorder of buses, readings, waiting rooms, bad microphones, and other public situations that outlive their dignity.
Nonfiction writer on the money, labor, status games, and institutional absurdities surrounding art, teaching, publishing, and supposedly creative work.
Essayist of ordinary systems and civic debris: forms, counters, notices, broken machines, parking rules, and the strange little governments we meet all day.

Games, confessions, small humiliations, and the human talent for bad decisions.
Cartoonist and visual satirist drawing executives, pests, prophets, committees, appliances, and anything else capable of making a bad decision.

Advice best ignored, bureaucracy, break rooms, and domestic sabotage.
Keeper of Amazing Facts: real science, history, engineering, animals, and other true things too strange to leave to fake-news accounts.
Poet of domestic failures, wrong turns, cheap coffee, and the small humiliations that deserve their own weather system.
Collage artist and diagram vandal making fake forms, cut-paper arguments, corrupted charts, and visual essays from the remains of respectable communication.

Civic catastrophe, public relations, culture, and plans that work only in press releases.

Visual wreckage, small presses, inexplicable videos, and things found online.

Small poems, bad timing, and an ear for what the room refuses to say.

Small elegies for objects, habits, and everything that vanished without telling anyone.