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Christian A. Dumais
Christian A. Dumais is an American writer, humorist and public speaker living in Wrocław, Poland. He has published fiction, journalism, and academic articles in several magazines and journals such as GUD, Shock Totem and Ha!Art. His first collection of short stories, Empty Rooms Lonely Countries,... show more

Christian A. Dumais is an American writer, humorist and public speaker living in Wrocław, Poland. He has published fiction, journalism, and academic articles in several magazines and journals such as GUD, Shock Totem and Ha!Art. His first collection of short stories, Empty Rooms Lonely Countries, was published in 2009. He also created, edited, and contributed to Cover Stories, a euphictional anthology of 100 stories inspired by songs, which was published in 2010. His most recent book SMASHED: The Life and Tweets of Drunk Hulk will be released in September 2014.Dumais is best known for creating Twitter's @DrunkHulk, an internet and pop culture sensation which accumulated nearly 200,000 followers. Drunk Hulk has been featured in various publications like Time, Rolling Stone, Huffington Post, and mentioned on NPR, Comedy Central, MTV and more.He is also a public speaker, having done numerous TEDx and Social Media events throughout Europe.Christian is currently writing a novel, and is always looking for new writing opportunities.
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dearmfield
dearmfield rated it 13 years ago
Rat Burner by Richard BareThe sound of rats, to live with a hooker and share a bed with her. He is the guide to the black door. 4 starsSweepers by Leslianne WilderThe city went down food got low where did these things come from? 4 StarsHide The Sickness by Mercedes M. YardleyWorking with boys who h...
Casual Debris
Casual Debris rated it 13 years ago
At eighty-two pages, Shock Totem #2 is slim, attractive and promising. I often prefer shorter periodicals as the lengthier issues seem to be stuffed with filler material, and with a total of fifty-seven pages of fiction, I opened the glossy cover waiting for a wallop of prose.Now, the first thing I'...
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