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Aaron Dietz

AARON DIETZ is the author of Super, a novel from Emergency Press about commitment, crisis, paperwork, and heartbreak. Dietz's super powers include a high metabolism and the ability to put things back where he got them. He's also pretty good at math. As an instructional designer, Dietz has written online high school courses on computer programming, green design, and 3-D video game creation. It’s natural for him to write quizzes. He’s worked a decade in libraries. He’s also been paid to count traffic and once failed a personality test. Dietz writes for TheNervousBreakdown.com, blogs at aarondietz.us, and is an advisory editor of KNOCK Magazine.



 Recent Work by Aaron Dietz
FICTION »
The Affair
A short story by Super author Aaron Dietz.
NONFICTION »
Facebook Is Dumb
Aaron Dietz shares the formula for a good social networking site, and it's not Facebook.
HEALTH & LIFESTYLE »
Superheroes Are Real
Aaron Dietz tells you why costumed superheroes are good for the world.
ARTS & CULTURE »
A Brief History of the Book
Aaron Dietz covers the vast non-evolution of the book.
ARTS & CULTURE »
Return of the Jedi is All about Penis
Aaron Dietz uses Star Wars: Episode VI to explain the true source of masculinity.
HUMOR »
I Have Been a Bad King
Aaron Dietz hallucinates, and then runs barefoot down the street in pajamas.
HEALTH & LIFESTYLE »
Spiders Are My Spiritual Advisors
Aaron Dietz describes his very beneficial relationship with spiders.
ARTS & CULTURE »
SPAM Publishing has Decided Not to Reject People
How SPAM Publishing came to accept a non-rejection-based publishing model
NONFICTION »
I Have a Fear of Heights; I Went Skydiving Anyway
Aaron Dietz has a sudden realization while falling from the sky at 120mph.
NONFICTION »
In Case of Death by Traffic, Tell My Mom I Love Taiwan
Aaron Dietz is both in love with and afraid of the wonderful dynamically-changing organism that is Taiwan.
HEALTH & LIFESTYLE »
Burning the Small Bills to Stay Warm
The economy is so bad, people are burning the small bills just to stay warm.
ESSAY »
Hooray, I Don’t Make Toothpaste
Aaron Dietz watches the cargo boats circling outside his apartment window.
   
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