#chris dietzel

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May the days be aimless. Let the seasons drift. Do not advance the action according to plan.

— Don DeLillo; White Noise

June Reads!

A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G. Summers — 4/5: a friend recommended this one to me as kind of a mix between Hannibal and American Psycho with a female protagonist which got me hooked. it definitely delivered on that regarding the plot and food-motif (?). the food descriptions were definitely very beautiful and the protagonist compelling. liked that she was telling her story from prison. only thing was that some of her inner monologue came across a little ‘girl boss-y’ at times which I found corny but maybe that’s just me. I guess you’re allowed to be a bit of a corny #girlboss when you’re literally eating men

The Hauntings of Playing God by Chris Dietzel — 2.75/5: this one was kinda meh? was very excited about the concept (last ‘living’ woman on earth left to care for her patients who’re all suffering from locked-in syndrome (ig?) left to make tough choices) but it just didn’t deliver. it got kinda repetitive towards the middle and could’ve done with some shortening for sure imo. also a little too kitschy in some parts for my taste.

I’m Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy — 5/5: even better than expected! I had high hopes for this one and it didn’t let me down! not only is McCurdy’s story incredible and gripping but she’s also a really talented writer.

White Noise by Don DeLillo — 5/5: read this for the first time last year and suddenly got this intense craving to re-read it; turned out I liked it even better the second time round! this one truly has it all: coming to terms with mortality (and failing badly), portrait of family life and marriage, critique of consumerism and modern life, there’s an airborne toxic event, it’s a great satire overall, yet its so earnest at the same time and treats its characters with such fondness and care; such nice structure of the novel too. would recommend this to everyone

Idol, Burning by Rin Usami — 3.75/5: short and bittersweet! a story of an obsessive fan of a j-pop idol; the way she devotes herself to studying her idol as the rest of her life falls apart around her — really enjoyed the contrast between her absolute focus and dedication to her idol and how she struggles in her regular life, school and work especially due to her (probable) learning disability. some passages really hit home for me

Severance by Ling Ma — 4.5/5: enjoyed this one a lot! liked how the narration went back and forth between the current “zombie” pandemic the protagonist is trying to survive (and the dynamic of her companions) and the years leading up to that point. it felt kind of like a coming-of-age story but in a settling into your adulthood kind of way? I liked that vibe and could definitely relate to it as well. also, always a fan of when stories give me the very beginning stages of apocalypses etc. the writing’s really nice too! def recommend

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Have you read The Theta Prophecy, A Time Travel Dystopian #SciFi by Chris Dietzel @ChrisDietzel #Books #TimeTravel

Have you read The Theta Prophecy, A Time Travel Dystopian #SciFi by Chris Dietzel @ChrisDietzel #Books #TimeTravel

About the Book The Theta Prophecy A Time Travel Dystopian (The Theta Timeline) Chris Dietzel The treasure at Oak Island. JFK’s assassination. A tyrannous regime’s inner-workings. Welcome to The Theta Prophecy, where alternate history meets modern dystopian. Having survived a perilous journey into the distant past, a time traveler grapples with the crushing realization that his sacrifices were in…

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books read  ⇨ the faulty process of electing a senior class president

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Will put Dietzel snake heads everywhere they fit. Thanks Chris! (at Heart And Soul Tattoo)

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FAVOURITE BOOKS:

Writer: Chris Dietzel.

Title: The Last Teacher (2015).

As parts of everyday life begin to fade away, one teacher struggles to keep a semblance of normality for the teenagers in her classroom. But what can she teach to students who know they will one day be the final remnants of mankind? The Last Teacher is a story about realizing which lessons are most important in life.

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200 Internet Marketing Gurus

Official Website: 200 Internet Marketing Gurus

The Internet is cluttered with men and women who would call themselves gurus, however only a choose few online marketers and super associates can truly hold the mantle and be elevated to the top of the charts among truth greats. To aid you steer clear of any type of self-proclaimed experts, I’ve written up a list of 200 tried and real Internet marketing gurus. These are women and also males that have been via the fires as well as appear the various other end richer and also smarter for it.

• Adam Ginsberg • Alan Forest Smith • Alen Sultanic • Alex Carroll • Alex Goad • Alex Mandossian • Alex Nghiem • Alexander K Brown • Alice Seba • Allan Gardyne • Andrew Fox • Andy Jenkins • Anik Singal • Anthony Blake • Antonio D Thornton • Armand Morin • Bart Baggett • Ben Mack • Bob Jenkins • Brad Callen • Brad Fallon • Brian Keith Voiles • Brian T Edmondson • Bryan Winters • Carl Galletti • Charlie Page • Chris Bloor • Chris Lockwood • Christina Hills • Christine Carter Schaap • Christine Comaford-Lynch • Costa Dedes • Craig Perrine • Dan Kennedy • Dan Lok • Daniel Nickerson • Dave Lakhani • Dave Taylor • David L Hancock • David P Schwartz • David Vallieres • David Wood • Declan Dunn • Derek Gehl • Don Crowther • Dr Kevin Nunley • Dr Mani Sivasubramanian • Dr Ralph Wilson • Drew Kossoff • Eben Pagan • Eric Holmlund • Ewen Chia • Frank E Deardurff III • Frank Garon • Frank J Rumbauskas Jr • Gary Ambrose • Gary Bencivenga • Gary Halbert • Glenn Dietzel • Greg Cesar • Harlan Kilstein • Harris Fellman • Harvey Segal • Henry Gold • Holly Cotter • Howard Tiano • Jaime Luchuck • James Martell • Jason Henderson • Jason James • Jason Marshall • Jason Potash • Jay Abraham • Jeanette S. Cates, PhD • Jeff Alderson • Jeff Johnson • Jeff Mills • Jeff Mulligan • Jeff Walker • Jeremy Burns • Jeremy Schoemaker • JeremyGislason • Jermaine Griggs • Jim Daniels • Jim Edwards • Jimmy D Brown • Jody Colvard • Joe Vitale • John Carlton • John Rees • John-Paul Micek • Jon Atwood • Jonathan Leger • Jonathan Mizel • Jose Espana • Joseph Ratliff • Justin Blake • Keith Baxter • Keith Wellman • Ken Evoy • Ken McCarthy • Kenneth A McArthur • Kevin Wilke • Kirt Christensen • Ladan Lashkari • Larry Benet • Len Thurmond • Liz Sherwood • Lorrie Morgan-Ferrero • Lynn Pierce • Lynn Terry • Marc Goldman • Marc Harty • Mark Hendricks • Mark Joyner • Mark Ling • Mark Victor Hansen • Mark Widawer • Marlon Sanders • Martin Wales • Matt Bacak • Matt Carter • Matt Garrett • Matthew Glanfield • Michael Cheney • Michael Green • Michael J Enos • Michael J Holland • Michael Koenigs • Michael Morgan • Michael Nicholas • Michael Penland • Michael Port • Michael W Merz • Michael Wong • Michel Fortin • Michelle Alisande Chan • Mike Filsaime • Mike Litman • Mike Stewart • Mike Woo Ming • Nathan Anderson • Neil Shearing • Neil Waterhouse • Nick Marks • Paul Colligan • Paul Myers • Paul Smithson • Paulie Sabol • Perry Marshall • Peter Stone • Phil Wiley • Randy Charach • Randy Gilbert • Ray Edwards • Reed Floren • Rhea Perry • Rich Schefren • Rick Butts • Rick Frishman • Rick Raddatz • Robert Puddy • Rosalind Gardner • Russell Brunson • Ryan Deiss • Scott Schilling • Segovia Smith • Shawn Casey • Shawn Collins • Shelley Lowery • Simon Coulson • Simon Leung • Socrates Socratous • Stephanie Frank • Stephen Pierce • Sterling Valentine • Steve Iser • Steven Clayton • Stu McLaren • Stuart Tan • Sylvie Fortin • T. Harv Eker • Ted Schneck • Tellman Knudson • Teri & Doug Champigny • Terry Dean • Terry Johnson • Thor Schrock • Tim Knox • Todd Gross • Tom Antion • Tom Beal • Tom Hua • Tony Laidig • Van Day • Wayne Van Dyck • Wendy Shepherd • William Charlwood • Willie Crawford • Yanik Silver

When it comes to the world’s best Web marketing experts, you can wager that they are all on this list. If you find yourself in a bind, looking for some assistance with your following huge job, or just a little down on yourself, a fast Google search of any kind of among these online marketers will aid you get back on the right track in no time at all.

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200 Internet Marketing Gurus

Official Website: 200 Internet Marketing Gurus

The Internet is cluttered with men and women who would call themselves gurus, however only a choose few online marketers and super associates can truly hold the mantle and be elevated to the top of the charts among truth greats. To aid you steer clear of any type of self-proclaimed experts, I’ve written up a list of 200 tried and real Internet marketing gurus. These are women and also males that have been via the fires as well as appear the various other end richer and also smarter for it.

• Adam Ginsberg • Alan Forest Smith • Alen Sultanic • Alex Carroll • Alex Goad • Alex Mandossian • Alex Nghiem • Alexander K Brown • Alice Seba • Allan Gardyne • Andrew Fox • Andy Jenkins • Anik Singal • Anthony Blake • Antonio D Thornton • Armand Morin • Bart Baggett • Ben Mack • Bob Jenkins • Brad Callen • Brad Fallon • Brian Keith Voiles • Brian T Edmondson • Bryan Winters • Carl Galletti • Charlie Page • Chris Bloor • Chris Lockwood • Christina Hills • Christine Carter Schaap • Christine Comaford-Lynch • Costa Dedes • Craig Perrine • Dan Kennedy • Dan Lok • Daniel Nickerson • Dave Lakhani • Dave Taylor • David L Hancock • David P Schwartz • David Vallieres • David Wood • Declan Dunn • Derek Gehl • Don Crowther • Dr Kevin Nunley • Dr Mani Sivasubramanian • Dr Ralph Wilson • Drew Kossoff • Eben Pagan • Eric Holmlund • Ewen Chia • Frank E Deardurff III • Frank Garon • Frank J Rumbauskas Jr • Gary Ambrose • Gary Bencivenga • Gary Halbert • Glenn Dietzel • Greg Cesar • Harlan Kilstein • Harris Fellman • Harvey Segal • Henry Gold • Holly Cotter • Howard Tiano • Jaime Luchuck • James Martell • Jason Henderson • Jason James • Jason Marshall • Jason Potash • Jay Abraham • Jeanette S. Cates, PhD • Jeff Alderson • Jeff Johnson • Jeff Mills • Jeff Mulligan • Jeff Walker • Jeremy Burns • Jeremy Schoemaker • JeremyGislason • Jermaine Griggs • Jim Daniels • Jim Edwards • Jimmy D Brown • Jody Colvard • Joe Vitale • John Carlton • John Rees • John-Paul Micek • Jon Atwood • Jonathan Leger • Jonathan Mizel • Jose Espana • Joseph Ratliff • Justin Blake • Keith Baxter • Keith Wellman • Ken Evoy • Ken McCarthy • Kenneth A McArthur • Kevin Wilke • Kirt Christensen • Ladan Lashkari • Larry Benet • Len Thurmond • Liz Sherwood • Lorrie Morgan-Ferrero • Lynn Pierce • Lynn Terry • Marc Goldman • Marc Harty • Mark Hendricks • Mark Joyner • Mark Ling • Mark Victor Hansen • Mark Widawer • Marlon Sanders • Martin Wales • Matt Bacak • Matt Carter • Matt Garrett • Matthew Glanfield • Michael Cheney • Michael Green • Michael J Enos • Michael J Holland • Michael Koenigs • Michael Morgan • Michael Nicholas • Michael Penland • Michael Port • Michael W Merz • Michael Wong • Michel Fortin • Michelle Alisande Chan • Mike Filsaime • Mike Litman • Mike Stewart • Mike Woo Ming • Nathan Anderson • Neil Shearing • Neil Waterhouse • Nick Marks • Paul Colligan • Paul Myers • Paul Smithson • Paulie Sabol • Perry Marshall • Peter Stone • Phil Wiley • Randy Charach • Randy Gilbert • Ray Edwards • Reed Floren • Rhea Perry • Rich Schefren • Rick Butts • Rick Frishman • Rick Raddatz • Robert Puddy • Rosalind Gardner • Russell Brunson • Ryan Deiss • Scott Schilling • Segovia Smith • Shawn Casey • Shawn Collins • Shelley Lowery • Simon Coulson • Simon Leung • Socrates Socratous • Stephanie Frank • Stephen Pierce • Sterling Valentine • Steve Iser • Steven Clayton • Stu McLaren • Stuart Tan • Sylvie Fortin • T. Harv Eker • Ted Schneck • Tellman Knudson • Teri & Doug Champigny • Terry Dean • Terry Johnson • Thor Schrock • Tim Knox • Todd Gross • Tom Antion • Tom Beal • Tom Hua • Tony Laidig • Van Day • Wayne Van Dyck • Wendy Shepherd • William Charlwood • Willie Crawford • Yanik Silver

When it comes to the world’s best Web marketing experts, you can wager that they are all on this list. If you find yourself in a bind, looking for some assistance with your following huge job, or just a little down on yourself, a fast Google search of any kind of among these online marketers will aid you get back on the right track in no time at all.

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I thought it was time to go through my TBR shelf on Goodreads again and see what needs to be taken out. The list has grown quite a bit because for June one of my favorite authors was recommending new books every day and I just kept adding more and more to my list. So let’s see if we can take some others off to balance things out!

This was originally created by Lost in a Story and seems like a good way to go through some of my TBR on Goodreads and see what is there and what I can get rid of or push me to start reading.  Links will be  on the titles for the books Goodreads page. (I am going to do ten for this round of this tag).

It works like this:

Go to your goodreads to-read shelf.

Order on ascending date added.

Take the first 5 (or 10 or 15 or 20, if you’re feeling adventurous) books

Read the synopses of the books

Decide: keep it or should it go?

Keep track of where you left off so you can pick up there next time!

Current TBR 261

The Calling (Gateway #1) – Louise G. White I have no idea why this one was added. It sound pretty generic and doesn’t strike me as interesting. Decision: Remove

The Weeping Books of Blimney lane – Drea Damara Again don’t remember adding this one. Sounds alright but again not really striking me as one that is going to end up on my bookshelf anytime soon. Decision: Remove

The Sandman Comics – Neil Gaiman I read the first/prologue of this series and really enjoyed it. I have heard how great it is and I really want to finish it. The issue is the all the books are pretty expensive. I will finish it one day and I am going to keep it on my shelf because of that. I just have to save up for them. Decision: Keep (I have the whole series on my shelf so this goes for all of the series)

It’s a Wonderful Death – Sara J. Schmitt So many books I remember nothing about. I like the idea of this one, reliving past actions, a spunky narrator and a fight between an angel and Death itself. I have no idea when I will get to this one but I definitely keep it around. Decision: Keep

The Great Apocalypse – Daniel Thompson The summary is a ride. It has so much to it, too much. I got lost reading it.  Plus it doesn’t have the highest rating. Decision: Remove

The Sky Drifter – Paris Singer Why in the world would I add this one? I wonder if it was from a Giveaway. It has the most generic summary ever. Decision: Remove

The Theta Prophecy – Chris Dietzel There is time travel and it is dystopian! Some of my favorite things! Decision: Keep

The Art of Being Normal – Lisa Williamson I am torn on this one. I feel like it could be an interesting book dealing with an important topic. But the reviews from transgender reviewers have pointed out problematic elements. I think I need to do more research before I can make  a true decision on this one. Decision- Undecided until more research can be done

Hell’s Gates – Mary Masters I am confused about this one. The summary starts with “I was given this one through a Goodreads giveaway”, not sure why that is on the general summary. Either way it doesn’t hold any interest to me. Decision: Remove

Dream Caster (Dream Cycle #1) – NR Nada It is an alright premise but nothing that is calling out to me. Decision: Remove

Kept: 3 Remove:6 Undecided: 1 Current TBR: 255

I think this is the most books I have removed doing one of these yet. What are your opinions on some the books I kept and removed?

Down the TBR Hole #7 I thought it was time to go through my TBR shelf on Goodreads again and see what needs to be taken out.

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A Different Alchemy by Chris Dietzel pdf download

A Different Alchemy by Chris Dietzel pdf download http://book-release.info/2017/02/04/a-different-alchemy-by-chris-dietzel-pdf-download/ A Different Alchemy by Chris Dietzel pdf download As the human population continues to decline, most people travel south to maintain a semblance of the life they know. Entire cities are abandoned. But following a senseless act of violence, one man travels north, toward forgotten lands.

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Have you read The Theta Prophecy, A Time Travel Dystopian #SciFi by Chris Dietzel

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FAVOURITE BOOKS:

Writer: Chris Dietzel.

Title: The Man Who Watched the World End (2013).

The end of man was not signaled by marauding gangs or explosions, but with silence. People simply grew older knowing a younger generation would not be there to replace them.

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Finished Book Cover

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Anything said is gone as soon as it leaves my lips. Things written down at least have a chance to leave a soft echo of what had been.

Chris Dietzel, The Man Who Watched the World End

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There always had to be a survivor. Maybe this simply spoke to the optimism of the men writing those screenplays; even with an uncomfortable sci fi plot they had to subconsciously comfort themselves by thinking that at least a hundred people would survive. Someone has to survive.

Chris Dietzel, The Man Who Watched The World End

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Anything said is gone as soon as it leaves my lips. Things written down at least have a chance to leave a soft echo of what had been.

Chris Dietzel, The Man Who Watched the World End