Dean George
Author
Dean George is a freelance writer based in Indiana and he and his wife have two sons, three grandchildren, and one bodacious American Eskimo puppy. Dean's personal blog is DeanRiffs.com and he may be reached at [email protected]
LATEST
How a Virginian Aided the Union Cause as ‘Lincoln’s Lady Spymaster’
Fox Business’s Gerri Willis tells the rarely told story of Elizabeth Van Lew and her efforts during the Civil War.
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‘Phantom Fleet’ Explores ‘World War II’s Most Daring Heist’
Author-historian Alexander Rose presents a new nonfiction work about the capture of a German U-boat.
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Children’s Book From 1948 Wins Two 2025 Literary Awards
Written in 1948 but not published until 2024, ‘Mister Deedle’s Tree House’ shows that award-winning children’s literature is both simple and timeless.
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‘Goth’ Bless the Heartland Dreamers
The much-parodied ‘American Gothic’ represents an art genre that is uniquely American.
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Looking at the Facts: ‘On Democracies and Death Cults’
Author Douglas Murray delves into the history of Israel and its current war with the Palestinian military organization Hamas.
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The Army Aide Who Became a President’s Friend
Maj. Bob Barrett spent a formative two years assisting President Gerald Ford, after initially being tapped to assist in the Nixon administration.
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‘Fathering Sons’: Providing a Blueprint for Initiating Manhood
Dominic Polito has written a guide to help fathers teach their sons how to take up the roles of providers and protectors.
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DEI Exposed: The Biggest Con of the Century
The perils and hucksterism of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion practices on university campuses are laid out clearly, in Stanley Ridgley’s book ‘DEI Exposed.’
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He Traded His Dental Mirror for Hollywood Spotlights
A place in Hollywood is rarely guaranteed for latecomers, but Edgar Buchanan, age 36, was the curious exception to that rule.
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How a Virginian Aided the Union Cause as ‘Lincoln’s Lady Spymaster’
Fox Business’s Gerri Willis tells the rarely told story of Elizabeth Van Lew and her efforts during the Civil War.
|
‘Phantom Fleet’ Explores ‘World War II’s Most Daring Heist’
Author-historian Alexander Rose presents a new nonfiction work about the capture of a German U-boat.
|
Children’s Book From 1948 Wins Two 2025 Literary Awards
Written in 1948 but not published until 2024, ‘Mister Deedle’s Tree House’ shows that award-winning children’s literature is both simple and timeless.
|
‘Goth’ Bless the Heartland Dreamers
The much-parodied ‘American Gothic’ represents an art genre that is uniquely American.
|
Looking at the Facts: ‘On Democracies and Death Cults’
Author Douglas Murray delves into the history of Israel and its current war with the Palestinian military organization Hamas.
|
The Army Aide Who Became a President’s Friend
Maj. Bob Barrett spent a formative two years assisting President Gerald Ford, after initially being tapped to assist in the Nixon administration.
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‘Fathering Sons’: Providing a Blueprint for Initiating Manhood
Dominic Polito has written a guide to help fathers teach their sons how to take up the roles of providers and protectors.
|
DEI Exposed: The Biggest Con of the Century
The perils and hucksterism of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion practices on university campuses are laid out clearly, in Stanley Ridgley’s book ‘DEI Exposed.’
|
He Traded His Dental Mirror for Hollywood Spotlights
A place in Hollywood is rarely guaranteed for latecomers, but Edgar Buchanan, age 36, was the curious exception to that rule.
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