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The
Continuing Story of Rocky
and Rita: A Pataphysical Romp |
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MOLLY: You're
asking me what happened to your
dick? Hell if I know and hell if I care!
I do know that opportunities
like this don't come along every day.
When life gives you titties, honey, you
make milkshakes!
Excerpt
from
The Continuing Story of
Rocky and Rita...
© 2005 Chris Humphrey |
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Prince
George Meets the Bull Guy |
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Prince
George Meets the Slasher |
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George
Meets the Dragon |
mummer's
play |
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King
George
Meets Saucy Jack |
mummer's
play |
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The
Eye in the Sky |
short
radio drama |
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Blogs |
For
centuries, it has been known that wounded
soldiers whose injuries had been infested
with maggots often had a lower mortality
rate and actually healed more quickly
than similarly wounded individuals without
maggots. While this may seem disgusting
in the extreme, maggot therapy is still
a viable treatment for some illnesses
or injuries, the most common of which
are gangrene, diabetic ulcers, bed sores
and some post surgical wounds.
Excerpt
from
Triviology
©2006 Chris Humphrey
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An
ever-growing eclectic assortment of information
about things that make you go "hmmm" |
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A
weekly calendar of the best in dance,
music, theater and entertainment in Austin
and surrounding areas |
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Fiction |
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After
the fall from the top of the pedestal,
I lay motionless and shattered on the
floor. Straining to bring myself to a
sitting position, I looked at my legs,
only to see them bent and twisted in unnatural
angles. One of my feet had broken off
entirely. My left hand had slid halfway
across the room, and part of my skull
had stayed behind on the floor when I
sat up.
Not again, I thought,
as I turned to see my lover -- soon to
be my EX lover -- walk out the door in
disgust.
'After
the Fall'
flash fiction
© 2007 Chris Humphrey |
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Non-Fiction |
Chronic pain made it impossible
to sit, stand, walk, or even sleep
comfortably. Many sleepless nights
she would get out of bed, dress
in her most flamboyant party clothes,
apply full makeup, and put her
beloved music on the CD player.
Then she would dance as best she
could.
Al-Jundi
recalls,“I lived in a world
that was three quarters pain and
depression, and I clung to the
one quarter that was music.”
Zein
Al-Jundi: Coming Full Circle
web
article
© 2008 Austin.com
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Text
and Performance
Quarterly |
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Performing
Liminal Citizenship: Using Applied
Theatre Techniques
to Civically Engage International
Students
(co-authored
with Fadi F. Skeiker; submitted)
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Zein
Al-Jundi: Coming Full Circle |
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Creating
the
Invisible Man
(co-authored
with A.J. Welch, Gracie Vargas,
Oliver F. Stumpp, and Chris
G. Rylander)
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Additional
writing samples available upon request. |
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