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I Am the Bullet

by Gabriel Carrer
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Oct 2021
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This is an intimate and cathartic journal about a man with a bullet stuck in his brain. The concept of this book came from a main character in a screenplay that filmmaker Gabriel Carrer created during the 2020 pandemic. In doing so, this fictional character called "Bunker Lupton" took a life of his own. This book consists of poetry, sketches and short stories from the mind of Bunker and translated by Gabriel.

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PublishedOct 12, 2021
ISBN-10138776442X
ISBN-139781387764426
LanguageEnglish

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