Christian Lander, Celebrity Speaker, Stuff White People Like, Keppler Speakers Bureau

Christian Lander

New York Times Best-Selling Author of Stuff White People Like Watch Video Exclusively Represented by Keppler Speakers
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About Christian Lander

If you’ve been to the blog Stuff White People Like, you know that white people like Wes Anderson movies, non-profit organizations, wine, Whole Foods, expensive sandwiches, and the idea of soccer. But did you know the author behind the popular internet sensation?

Christian Lander has parlayed his observations on the stuff white people like into a phenomenon. His site attracted over 11 million hits in two months, and has been featured across the mainstream media, from morning news programs to the New York Times. An anthropological study of upper-middle-class white culture, Stuff White People Like is the Preppy Handbook for today’s generation–a hilarious, intelligent, and witty observational book for surviving modern white society. The sequel to the best-selling book version of Stuff White People Like, Whiter Shades of Pale: The Stuff White People Like from Coast to Coast will be released in the fall of 2010.

Visit Stuff White People Like online for updates on all the latest trends and check out Christian Lander on PC Hook-Up, an online show on justin.tv.

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  • Stuff White People Like 
    The story of how the internet phenomenon began. Christian Lander shares how one of the most popular blogs on the planet became a best-selling book. With funny observations and advice on following your career dreams, Lander shows audience that they can transform their ideas into real-life success.
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