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This novel-length WT Rogers story concerns a fanatical violent group with a sophisticated plan to create a world-wide financial crisis. Will a male college professor and a female newspaper reporter be able to alert a seemingly uninerested FBI in time?
span style="font-size: large;">Achilles Island /b>/span>By William T. Rogers [wrogers12321.gmail.com]
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Chapter 1 only (I read recently that print publishers, I'm looking for one, don't want manuscripts that have been available on the web). This is a bittersweet novel-length story written by WT Rogers about a family that lived in Manhattan's fashionable London Terrace Gardens Apartments in Chelsea between the happy opening of the 1939 New York World's Fair and the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
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This novel-length story by WT Rogers concerns Samantha Rolland who wants to stay at a hotel on the moon. The only trouble is that America's space agency NASA is moving at a snail's pace on Moon development. Can Samantha get Americans to demand recreational facilities be built on the Moon before Samantha dies of old age?
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It's easy to succeed when everything is going right for you. But, when the going gets tough you need to become more persuasive. That's when you should turn to the experts for help!
This state-of-the-art book summarizes what the experts know to date about what works. The author, Dr. William (Will) Rogers, has taught people for more than thirty years about how to start using the power of persuasion!help you speak, think, and write more persuasively. You can reach him at wroger@tiac.net. You can visit his website to see his persuasion book’s table of contents or to get free curriculum materials on persuasion.
This book explains how persuasion works, why it works when it does, and why it sometimes fails. It will help you become more persuasive! It will also help you become a more skeptical consumer of the propaganda that often saturates the media. The book explains basic vocabulary of persuasion and propaganda, underlying theories, and reports on recent research in the field. It uses diagrams to help make ideas easier to understand. And, it uses relevant news stories of the day to illustrate points in interesting ways. The book develops in good detail how to provide proof of your claims through e |
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 Book 3 continues the Commander and the Chief's adventures in political intrigue, superstition, old feuds, and the search of Nikola Tesla's missing papers in this Close Encounter of the Weird Kind. |
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