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Paid Woodhaven Junction (Rated R) by William T
Rogers This is a novella or longish short story set in a Queens, New York neighborhood. It pairs a male insurance investigator with a female newspaper-reporter who independently track an arson investigation by the New York City Fire Marshals into a fire at a vacant industrial building. The romantically involved pair stumbles onto a deadly "cold case" to solve together, with a spine-tingling ending. [also available at AuthorsDen.Com] To download free or read Fare Paid Woodhaven Juncton click here |
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Persuasion:
Messages, Receivers, and Contexts
by William Rogers (Rowman & Littlefield, 2007) Sell things, make favorable impressions, change the world, get favors, say no without offense, win debates, attract dates, win in small claims court, campaign for local or school office, design winning advertisements. The book explains how persuasion works, why it works and why it fails at times. The author, Dr. William (Will) Rogers, has taught people for more than thirty years about how to persuade others. This book on persuasion is his second book. He is now working on a third book that will examine the persuasive role of pop culture in the lives of younger people. |
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Professional Reviews |
"Rogers's [persuasion] text
is quite
comprehensive; it is well organized and well focused, reflecting the
time and energy spent on compiling the various sources. The text takes
readers through a step-by-step process that they will find
helpful." Joe Wilferth, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
"This [persuasion] text has
a number of
strengths that will make it attractive and useful. The book's wide
variety of well-chosen examples will resonate with many readers, and by
combining traditional theories and perspectives with up-to-date
research, it provides a very progressive outlook. Rogers's
conversational tone is also extremely accessible." James J.
Kimble,
Seton Hall University; author, Mobilizing the Home Front: War Bonds and
Domestic Propaganda
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Communication in Action: Building Speech Competencies By William Rogers Holt, Rinehart & Winston; |
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Attention acquisition editors and literary agents: NOVEL-LENGTH MANUSCRIPTS BY WILLIAM ROGERS Savage by Night When two amateur detectives meet after a street gang shoots up a cemetery, they stumble into romance and onto a forty year-old "cold case" about murder and diamonds still unaccounted for, but in the end go their separate ways—she onto success as a big city newspaper reporter and he onto self destruction after losing everything that matters. Achilles' Island No one takes seriously an anarchist group that wants to take down the New York Stock Exchange to create a new world order, except two amateur detectives who try to unmask this clandestine group before it can deploy coordinated attacks that include two bomb-laden small planes, a microwave weapon hidden in the steeple of Trinity Church, a fake nuclear bomb kept in an abandoned railroad tunnel, a disinformation campaign to cause mass panic, and hacker colleagues in Asia intent on cyber war against the United States. Last Streetcar on Easy Street The Pendleton family lives a pleasant and privileged life in the late 1930s at London Terrace Gardens in Chelsea, Manhattan until the unforgiving force of time takes them down a slow road to self destruction where the father dies at New York Hospital, the son dies on Pearl Harbor as a soldier on December 7 1941 and the mother survives having to now find a new life pursuing a career for the first time. Moon Madness at Union Square Samantha Rollins wants to book a vacation package at a hotel on the moon. Of course there isn't one yet. She has an idea on how to get the nation going to build moon facilties in her lifetime. Not everyone thinks this is a good idea. Will they do anything to stop her, should her public relations campaign get off the ground? Email to William Rogers Pop Culture Photos by William Rogers (except Elmo) |
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