Bücher von Robert Mayer

The Art of Arguing teaches its readers how to always triumph at work through the mysterious tactics of persuasion, influenceand likeability, without ever having to yell, point fingers or create workplace enemies. Readers will learn tricks to disagreewith their co-workers and bosses agreeably, conduct themselves with sheer confidence and not shed their professionalismeven in times of crisis. Believe it, you can always win arguments without having to rip your hair or your career apart!Business author and success expert Nary Roden tells you how mastering yourself is the first and the best way to masterworkplace disputes. From being diplomatic to using powerful vocabulary during an argument, The Art of Arguing is adelightful and engaging read, which reveals to its readers the secret mantras of always being victorious and well-liked inthe workplace.

Before there was WATCHMEN, there was SUPERFOLKS....David Brinkley used to be a hero, the greatest the world had ever seen--until he retired, got married, moved to the suburbs, and packed on a few extra pounds. Now all the heroes are dead or missing, and his beloved New York is on the edge of chaos. It's up to Brinkley to come to the rescue, but he's in the midst of a serious mid-life crisis--his superpowers are failing him. At long last this classic satire that inspired comic books like Watchmen and Miracleman is back in print. It's a hilarious thriller that digs deep into the American psyche.

Grandiose Bergpanoramen, archaisch wilde Landschaften, liebliche Täler, einsame Berghöfe und belebte Kulturzentren: das heißt zu Fuß unterwegs zu sein auf dem E5, dem Trek über das Dach Europas, vom Bodensee nach Venedig! Robert Mayer stellt den klassischen Fernwanderweg mit allen Naturdenkmälern und kulturellen Highlights sowie die Panoramaroute auf den Spuren »Ötzis« und die Gipfel »am Wegesrand« kompetent und informativ vor.

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Robert Mayer explores the meaning of 'history' in the seventeenth century and shows how the narratives of Daniel Defoe, unlike those of Aphra Behn, were read in their own time as history. Mayer's study makes an important contribution to the debate about the origins of the modern novel in Britain.

For fans of Serial and Making a Murderer, the true, bewildering story of a young woman's disappearance, the nightmare of a small town obsessed with delivering justice, and the bizarre dream of a poor, uneducated man accused of murder.On April 28, 1984, Denice Haraway disappeared from her job at a convenience store on the outskirts of Ada, Oklahoma, and the sleepy town erupted. Tales spread of rape, mutilation, and murder, and the police set out on a relentless mission to bring someone to justice. Six months later, two local men-Tommy Ward and Karl Fontenot-were arrested and brought to trial, even though they repudiated their "confessions," no body had been found, no weapon had been produced, and no eyewitnesses had come forward. The Dreams of Ada is a story of politics and morality, of fear and obsession. It is also a moving, compelling portrait of one small town living through a nightmare."A riveting true story of a brutal murder in a small town and the tragic errors made in the pursuit of justice."-John Grisham