Sally Alatalo’s Du Da (variously also titled Chicago Dada, DoDa, doo da, do dah, and Duz) was a (loosely) tri-quarterly publication which ran from the late 1980s to early 1990s. Du Da was, in Alatalo’s words, “a place to play” for artists interested in book art or mail art. Issues often included collaborative projects with (often pseudonymous) artists, and throughout its history Du Da experimented with different formats.

This issue comes in a case made from a cereal box. The cover of the book inside is also made from a food container. The stories told are mostly unrelated but generally about lives of quiet desperation. Also includes Alatalo’s trademark juxtaposed found photographs.