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Sumptuous Dining in Gaslight San Francisco (1875-1915) by Frances De Talavera Berger

San Francisco's Horror of Earthquake Fire and Famine by James Russel Wilson

Melvin Belli My Life on Trial An Autobiography by Melvin M. with Robert Blair Kaiser Belli

THE FIRST SPANISH ENTRY INTO SAN FRANCISCO BAY 1775 by John (Ed.) Galvin

The history of the Standard Oil Company by Ida M. Tarbell

Still flying and nailed to the mast: the first hundred years of the Fireman's Fund Insurance Company by William Bronson

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About meI am a local historian and author in San Francisco.
Unfortunately my author profile on this site often gets mixed up with Christine Marie Miller. My book is the one about the San Francisco Financial District.

About my libraryMost of the books in my library relate to the business history of San Francisco.
I'm still working on cataloging everything...

Real nameChristine A. Miller

LocationSan Francisco

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Common KnowledgeSeries (7), Awards (22), Characters (109), Places (13)

Member sinceSep 29, 2006

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The big bonanza; the story of the Comstock lode by Carl B. Glasscock

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A Kid on the Comstock, Reviniscences of a Virginia City Childhood by John Taylor Waldorf

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Facts in a Flash: A Research Guide for Writers by Ellen Metter

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The Script-Selling Game: A Hollywood Insider's Look at Getting Your Script Sold and Produced / By Kathie Fong Yoneda by Kathie Fong Yoneda

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How Not to Write a Screenplay: 101 Common Mistakes Most Screenwriters Make by Denny Martin Flinn

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The 101 habits of highly successful screenwriters : insider secrets from Hollywood's top writers by Karl Iglesias

"Research has determined that people who are immediately liked
by everyone share certain characteristics that can be emulated: they tend
to smile more and greet people more warmly. They use people's names at
least two or three times in the first couple of minutes. For the first
couple of minutes they usually carry the conversation, but after that
they become listeners -- and interested listeners. They send out the
messages: "I like you, I respect you, I'm interested in you,
I'm glad I met you and whatever you say has great interest to me."
-- John T. Molloy

posted by theoldman at 8:22 am (EST) on Aug 25, 2009

Ms Miller, I just scanned in a cover for the Charles Shinn book Story of the Mine, if you are interested.

posted by Nevadablue at 2:50 pm (EST) on Aug 28, 2008

Hey you! That's awesome that you're on LibraryThing! You have a terrific SF collection--I'm in awe.

posted by hvhay at 11:44 pm (EST) on Jan 29, 2007

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