Click here :  https://pdf.ebooklibrary.pw/0312440820    Nothing had worked. Not threats or negotiations, not shutting down the betting parlors or opium dens, not throwing Chinese offenders into prison. Not even executing them. The New York DA was running out of ideas, and more people were dying every day as the weapons of choice evolved from hatchets to automatic weapons and even bombs. Welcome to New York City's Chinatown in 1925.  The Chinese in turn-of-the-last-century New York were mostly immigrant peasants and shopkeepers who worked as laundrymen, cigar makers, and domestics. They gravitated to lower Manhattan and lived as Chinese an existence as possible, their few diversions - gambling, opium, and prostitution - available but, sadly, illegal. It didn't take long before one resourceful merchant saw a golden opportunity to feather his nest by positioning himself squarely between the vice dens and the police charged with shutting them down.  A mesmerizing true story, Scott D. Seligman's Tong Wars roars through three decades of turmoil, with characters ranging from gangsters and drug lords to reformers and do-gooders to judges, prosecutors, cops, and politicians of every stripe and color.

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Sherlock creates a script for the stag night, containing puzzles and challenges for John to solve, in the hope that he'll learn more about his friend. However, the night may reveal more than he expected...

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Natalia Reads "Keys to Great Writing" by Stephen Wilbers .MP3

Writing with anger
Are the words lost, 
On a lonely blank page. 
If they are fed by anger, 
Created by rage. 
When does a word, 
Not matter anymore. 
Is the writer pointless, 
When beautiful expression is a chore. 
Forced by the evil hand, 
Trying to create. 
But meaning has gone, 
From a pen filed with hate. 
Love is in a persons words, 
Anger must not prevail. 
If words are fuelled by venom, 
Its the moment a writer will fail. 
Copyright ©Paul Williams 5/5/23

Writing With Anger Written By Paul Williams

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Sarah Laud on Exploring Different Research Methods: Choosing The Right Approach

Exploring Different Research Methods: Choosing The Right Approach

Read by William Zinsser

The classic works on the art of nonfiction writing are now in a complete package for your listening pleasure.

This expanded CD collection presents William Zinsser's On Writing Well, the classic teaching book that has sold more than 1 million copies, together with a new 90-minute section that tells you how to write a memoir.

Based on a course that Zinsser taught at Yale, On Writing Well has long been praised by writers, teachers and students for its sound advice, its clarity and the warmth of its style. It's for everybody who wants to learn how to write or who needs to do some writing to get through the day. Whether you want to write about people and places, science and technology, business, sports or the arts, this is the definitive guide to the craft of nonfiction.

Part II of this collection—on memoir, personal history and family history—tells you in helpful detail how to write the story of your life: who you are, who you once were, and what heritage you come from. Throughout, Zinsser refers to the work of many successful memoir writers, including Frank McCourt, Annie Dillard, Russell Baker and Eudora Welty, to demonstrate how they solved the problems of selection, compression, focus and tone that every memoir writer struggles with.

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ON WRITING WELL by William Zinsser

Sarah is a 2019 graduate of the Morris-Beard School. She currently lives in New Jersey and is passionate about horseback riding. Since graduating from high school, Sarah is now focused on becoming a journalist and enjoys working in the various facets of the journalism field. Sarah Laud is also an accomplished competitive horseback rider with over a decade of experience. As a varsity competitor Sarah has shown commitment, as well as discipline, working closely with her equine companions in order to stay competitive and be successful in the field. Visit her website to learn more!