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Sissi Kaipurgay Verdammte Reporter! - Leseprobe

Romance
German
5091 Words
Ages 16 and up
200
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Soll Ende August erscheinen Aus der Reihe verrufene Berufssparten: Reporter - Sie stecken ihre Nase in Dinge, die sie nichts angehen. Kein schmutziges Geheimnis ist vor ihnen sicher. Sie lauern überall, lichten Promis in den unmöglichsten Situationen ab und erfinden grauenvolle Schlagzeilen; beispielsweise ‚Der Schraubenziehermörder hat wieder zugeschlagen‘ oder ‚Oma schickt Opa ins Nirwana‘. Sie ekeln sich vor nichts und gehören zum Abschaum der Menschheit. Oder sind das nur Vorurteile? Verdammte Reporter! Schon immer will Kurt unbedingt Journalist werden und verfolgt hartnäckig dieses Ziel. Als Erwachsener und Angestellter eines Regionalblatts träumt er weiterhin von einer Sensationsstory. Er schlägt zu, als sich die Chance bietet, an solche zu gelangen. Dafür geht er sogar über Tierleichen. [more]

Keywords: gay, schwul, homosexuell

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Emil Droonberg Als Reporter in Wild-West

Adventure
German
20010 Words
Ages 12 and up
394
0

Drei Geschichten von einem deutschen „Greenhorn“, das auszog, den Yankeereportern endlich zu zeigen, dass sie gegen einen deutschen [more]

Keywords: Wilder Westen, Wild-West, Reporter, Amerika, Abenteuer, Lynchmord, Emil, Droonberg, Greenhorn, Autor, Schriftsteller, Nordamerika, wildwest, USA, Zeitung, Zeitschrift, Humor, Humoreske, Yankee, Journalist [more][Less]

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Harry Steele Morrison The Adventures Of A Boy Reporter

Adventure
English
49374 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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The Project Gutenberg Ebook Of The Adventures Of A Boy Reporter, By [more]

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Harry Steele Morrison The Adventures Of A Boy Reporter

Adventure
English
49502 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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This is a rather strange and adventurous story of a young boy from a small town upstate from New York City around the turn of the 20th century. Although raised by a widowed mother as her only son in fairly difficult economic conditions, he showed great promise from an early age. Against his mother's wishes, he ran away from home and went through some very difficult experiences before he got to NYC. There things turned around, and he because a success as a boy reporter for a city newspaper. [more]

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Harry Steele Morrison The Adventures of a Boy Reporter

Adventure
English
49026 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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HARRY STEELE MORRISON Known as THE BOY TRAVELLER Offers three narratives of travel and adventure, descriptive of his personal experiences in foreign lands. Figure HARRY STEELE MORRISON The Mutual Lyceum Bureau, FRANK A. MORGAN, Manager, 6450 KIMBARK AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. Figure My Tramp Abroad IN HIS NARRATIVE of tramping through Europe Mr. Morrison describes his adventures during the eight months he spent abroad as a boy of sixteen, four years ago. At that time he started from Chicago for Longon with only twenty-five dollars in his pocket and worked his way through Belgium, Holland, Germany, Switzerland and France. He succeeded in obtaining interviews with President McKinley, Mr. Gladstone, Queen Victoria, President Faure and King Leopold. He crowded more startling adventures into these eight months than most people experience in a lifetime, and the account of his interviews with famous persons is amusing as well as instructive. Working My Way Around the World HAVING TWICE visited Europe, Mr. Morrison determined last spring to encircle the globe in his travels, and to do it without spending any money other than that which he could earn en route. He shipped aboard a steamer bound to Europe and through the Mediterranean Sea, and by dint of energy and perseverance he succeeded in reaching the Philippines, after visiting Gibraltar, Spain, Morocco, Malta, Egypt, Arabia, Ceylon and Singapore. He remained in our new possessions long enough to learn something of their characteristics, and then proceeded through China and Japan to San Francisco, where he arrived with more money in his pocket than when he left New York. It can be easily understood that such a trip as this was productive of many unusual experiences, and Mr. Morrison tells of them in his usual amusing style. The account of his interviews with the Khedive, the Shah of Persia, Aguinaldo and Prince Kotohito of Japan is particularly interesting. Mr. Morrison's Books A Yankee Boy's Success F. A. Stokes Company, New York Illustrated $1.25 The Adventures of a Boy Reporter L. C. Page & Company, Boston Illustrated $1.25 Senator Chauncey M. Depew His adventures are so clean and for such well-defined purposes, that he presents a fine example of the possibilities for getting on which can be utilized by the American boy. His simple story is an object lesson; it teaches that with good character and habits, with industry and courage, the American boy who is early thrown upon his own resources can rise by his own efforts and make a success in life. A Few Opinions of Y. M. C. A. Secretaries Geo. T. Coxhead, St. Louis Mr. Morrison is a clean, bright, Christian young man, and I believe the recital of his experience will be of great value to boys and young men generally. I hope that he will get a hearing in all of our Young Men's Christian Associations, as well as in other circles. G. A. Warburton, New York None can do better than get together a crowd of young people and have Mr. Morrison tell them of his expe [more]

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Richard Harding Davis The Reporter Who Made Himself King

Fiction
English
2 Words
No Age Recommendation
295
1

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Harry Steele Morrison The Adventures Of A Boy Reporter (fiscle part-9)

Architecture
English
51065 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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"Yes," Said Mrs. Dunn To Her Neighbour, Mrs. Sullivan, "We Are Expecting Great Things Of Archie, And [more]

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Manfred Basedow In der Schule

Drabble vom Baltikpoet aus Rostock

Humor
German
114 Words
No Age Recommendation
399
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Was versuchen Reporter nicht alles, um an die gute Story zu gelangen. Lest bitte in diesem Drabble, ob [more]

Keywords: Drabble, Humor, Schule, Reporter, Fragen

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Letty L Linhart Murder at the Trailer Park

Mystery & Crime
English
2 Words
No Age Recommendation
429
14

a retired couple, good naturedly banter about the death of their trailer park office manager, an unpopular character. [more]

Keywords: murder, police, mystery, crime, kill, reporter

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Signe Winter, Phil Humor Rudi Ratlos interviewt Egon Erwin Kisch

Für Egon Erwin - Erpel ehrenhalber

Literary Criticism
German
3146 Words
No Age Recommendation
988
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Für Egon Erwin - Erpel ehrenhalber. Rudi Ratlos interviewt Egon Erwin Kisch in Prag. Eine Ente als rasender Reporter. Mit rasanter Unterstützung von: Signe Winter & Phil Humor. http://www.bookrix.de/-gnies.retniw http://www.bookrix.de/-philhumor Rudi Ratlos ist vom Leben gezeichnet und von Jen June Equal. http://www.bookrix.de/-perfekt./ Egon Erwin Kisch, eigentlich Egon Kisch (* 29. April 1885 in Prag; † 31. März 1948 ebenda), war ein deutschsprachiger Schriftsteller, Journalist und Reporter aus Prag. Egon Erwin Kisch gilt als einer der bedeutendsten Reporter in der Geschichte des Journalismus. Nach dem Titel eines seiner Reportagebände ist er auch als „der rasende Reporter“ bekannt. Quelle: Wikipedia http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egon_Erwin_Kisch Rudi Ratlos ist das Maskottchen der BookRix Ratgeber Gruppe - aber er ist auch sehr aktiv zugange in der Redaktion vom Online Magazin BRIX. http://www.bookrix.de/-rudi.ratlos http://www.bookrix.de/_group-de-ratgeber-1 BRIX - Das Magazin Bricks und BookRix Das BRIX Team und die BRIX Maskottchen Bande Zehn Ausgaben bisher: http://www.bookrix.de/_ebook-das-brix-team-brix-das-magazin-10 http://www.bookrix.de/-brix.das.magazin [more]

Keywords: Egon Erwin Kisch, Prag, Tschechien, rasender Reporter

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