MOX

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A lot of fans are very critical of professional wrestling autobiographies. They want just the facts. They say that due to the nature of the sport you never really know how much of what you're reading is real and how much of it is performance. You gotta accept that it's probably a little bit of both or else you're a dreaded 'mark' (which is carnie talk for someone who's not on the inside).

On this property away from the prying regulations of modern society the wrestlers and promoters involved create a sort of carnival freak show of blood and violence. They get so close to the edge several of the performers leave the ring looking like they belong on the cover of an 1980s GOREZONE magazine. To assist you in the process, use our software. It's very easy to use so you can get started right away. You will enjoy the friendly interface that will make creating a custom book a fun experience in its own right. With plenty of pitstops and revelatory insights, including grisly ultraviolent encounters, crazy characters who became lifelong friends, and his unforgettable matches in Japan, MOX is the riveting account of the life of a brawler. It is a tale written in blood and soaked in debauchery, with a good dose of wisdom accumulated along the way.They're examples of mad scientists throwing whatever they can into the pot just to see what has a chemical reaction. And they celebrate storytelling above everything else. Moxley is honest about the frustration he felt while working for WWE. In a period where every match is preplanned and every promo is prewritten, there is little room for creativity. This system doesn't work for someone like Moxley, who thrives on creative freedom. I don't read very much nonfiction, especially not biographies. I'm mainly a fiction reader, with a lean towards the speculative.

MOX is the most intimate pro wrestling memoir I've read because it's the most unique. I heard Jon Moxley's (aka Jonathan Good) voice in my head as I read. He describes his process: Every now and then, when he felt so inclined, he sat down at his wife's MacBook and wrote about something. He says he's shy in a lot of circumstances. And I bet he is. He says he likes to listen more than talk. And I bet that's true too.Because Moxley started his pro wrestling career decades after J.R., reading Mox after reading J.R.'s books contrasts breaking into the business in the territory days and breaking in through WWE's developmental system. One of my favorite parts about Mox is the tangents Moxley goes on between chapters about his life and career, such as: The company also recently added AI-powered design technology to its software, which will automatically create photo books, calendars and cards for you. All you have to do is upload your images and hit the Auto-Create button and Mixbook’s software does the layout and design work for you. We manually designed all our photo products for test purposes, but experimented with Mixbook’s new AI tools and found them to be fun, intuitive and a real time-saver. Mixbook review: Print quality I have always wondered what it would feel like if I was sat in the room with Moxley, like we had met after a show and I had asked him if there were any stories he had about how to make it as a Wrestler. Now I know.

For some people the world can be too much to handle in the moment. Too large. Too loud. Too busy. It can take time for them to digest. So when people like that are pushed too fast to make snap-decisions socially they can come off as distant, awkward, weird, stand-off-ish, anti-social or even offensive. wedding photo books, travel photo album templates, canvas prints, photo books for couples, baby photo albums How Mixbook's founders translated engineering smarts to entrepreneurial success". Yahoo! Small Business. Moxley has taken his character and personality and put it down here in a story that blends together mediums, styles, journals, thoughts and performances into a bloody bowl of mashed potatoes.Keene, Meg. "Our Fav's Mixbook and Martha Stewart Made the Prettiest Collection". A Practical Wedding . Retrieved 2020-03-11. Mox isn't as good as either of J.R.'s books. Moxley isn't as good of a storyteller. But he is very charismatic, and that charisma shines through in his writing. Mixbook Studio, [3] the company’s suite of storytelling tools, along with its mobile app, leverages machine learning technology and AI-powered recommendations, to turn photos into personal stories and keepsakes. Mixbook was our favorite photo book service to use overall. For starters, its software was fun and refreshingly easy to use, lowering the barrier of entry for photographers. But novices aren’t the only ones who will find Mixbook appealing. Along with being well-organized and intuitive, Mixbook’s powerful software offers a range of customization that more advanced creators will appreciate. We also liked its live chat help that comes in handy in a pinch.

That's another unique attribute of MOX: It's nonlinear. This isn't the usual "I was born on…" autobiography. Mox ping-pongs from year to year, subject to subject, wrestling company to wrestling company, person to person as he writes. You get the impression as you read that Mox either had something on his mind when he sat down to write, or he sat down and said, "Shit, I'm on a deadline. What the F am I going to write about today?" Not just love, pain or grief, but time and nature. They try to figure it all out and often fail or get overwhelmed. It's part of what keeps them introverted. The sheer enormity of the task of existing.Online Scrapbooking Platforms Consolidate: Mixbook Buys Scrapblog". TechCrunch . Retrieved 2016-06-06. MOX is a good read that offers a peek into the mind of a performer who would easily fit in in just about any era in wrestling’s past let alone where he currently is in the present. I would have liked a bit more depth, but I would still recommend giving it a read if you’re even slightly curious.